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接受婚前健康檢查者對婚前健康檢查的動機與態度之探討

The Analysis of Motivation and Attitude of Premarital Medical Examinees

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The study aims to analyse the motivation and attitude of premarital medical examinees. Ninety-two premarital medical examiness, which include 46 self-paid persons and 46 government paid (subsidized by the Department of Health) visited the Family Clinic. They were studied from Oct. 27, 1988 to Nov. 8, 1989. Among 48 male and 44 female exarninees, the sex ratio (male:female) was 1.09:1. The predominant age distribution was 26-30 y/o (58.2%); and the predominant level of education was college (54.4%). Questionnaires were sent to these preDepartments marital medical examinees. We received 70 questionnaires¡X47.1% from self-paid, and 5 2.9% from government paid. The recovery rate was 76.1%. The results of analysis were: 1) Concerning the motivation of examination, 35.1% of self-paid were introduced by relatives or friends; while 50% of government paid were introduced by newspapers; 41.2% of the total response were afraid of genetic disease. 2) Concerning the opinion of the examination fee, there were no significant differences between those of self-paid and government paid.

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The study aims to analyse the motivation and attitude of premarital medical examinees. Ninety-two premarital medical examiness, which include 46 self-paid persons and 46 government paid (subsidized by the Department of Health) visited the Family Clinic. They were studied from Oct. 27, 1988 to Nov. 8, 1989. Among 48 male and 44 female exarninees, the sex ratio (male:female) was 1.09:1. The predominant age distribution was 26-30 y/o (58.2%); and the predominant level of education was college (54.4%). Questionnaires were sent to these preDepartments marital medical examinees. We received 70 questionnaires¡X47.1% from self-paid, and 5 2.9% from government paid. The recovery rate was 76.1%. The results of analysis were: 1) Concerning the motivation of examination, 35.1% of self-paid were introduced by relatives or friends; while 50% of government paid were introduced by newspapers; 41.2% of the total response were afraid of genetic disease. 2) Concerning the opinion of the examination fee, there were no significant differences between those of self-paid and government paid.

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