Survey on Status and Attitudes of Junior High School Students Concerning "Health Bulletins"
Year: 2019
Type: article
Study design: Observational Study
Abstract: About 95% of Yo-go teacher issue Health Bulletins as part of their health guidance activities. Although some earlier studies surveyed the status of Health Bulletins among nursing teachers, only a few surveys have been conducted that focus on students since a survey was conducted in 1987 by Namba, et al. In this study, a survey is conducted on the attitudes of students towards Health Bulletins and to consider preparation of Health Bulletins that would incorporate their status. As a result of the study, it was found that girls are more conscious of their health than boys, a trend similar to that shown by Namba, et al., 30 years ago. Moreover, 80% of the students consider Health Bulletins as useful, and it is indicated that preparation of Health Bulletins useful for the students’ health is expected to continue. With the diversification of schools and students, it is required to prepare and issue Health Bulletins that match actual situations accordingly.
Institution: Nishi-Nippon Junior College
Language: Japanese
Field: Medicine
Domain: Health Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W7145346595