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KMID : 0371219930150010198
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Medical Bulletin of the Presbyterian Medical Center
1993 Volume.15 No. 1 p.198 ~ p.207
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Survey on the Response to the Evening Clinic in a Medium-Sized City
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김덕연/박영주/심형무/양승렬/오철동/정의식
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Abstract
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Background:
@EN It is very difficult for those who are engaged in day-time occupations to receive medical care, because most of the mainly schedule is centered principally on daytime. Some of them may benefit greatly if there are some evening clinics.
@ES Methods:
@EN We surveyed those who dwell in a medium-sized city during the month of August, 1991, and analyzed 600 people who had answered relatively sincerely about the actual usage of the medical services and response to the evening clinic.
@ES Results:
@EN Of the 600 chosen respondents, 76.8% had positive response to the evening clinic, and 23.2% did not show any interest in the evening clinie. In analyzing the positive-response group, we found out the three most common types of their
occupations
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as follows in the order of frequency; public servants, merchants, and office workers.
@ES Conclusions;
@EN The people of survey area showed highly positive response to the eveningclinic, especially high in the those who had experienced, inconvenience in the daytime-centered practice schedule.
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