The current situation and trends of healthy building development in China

Wang, Qingqin; Deng, Yuechao; Li, Guozhu; Meng, Chong; Xie, Lin-Na; Liu, Maolin; Zeng, Luyao

doi:10.1360/tb-2019-0629

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“…Wang C [52] pointed out that smart medical system, as a public facility in smart city, can effectively solve the problem of difficult medical treatment and waste of medical resources. Dang A R [53] further pointed out that smart medical care is an important application in the field of people's livelihood in the strategic planning of smart cities, which can benefit the public, hospitals and regulatory authorities in many ways. Some scholars have verified the development level of smart cities by designing smart medical systems to promote the development of smart cities.…”

Section: Research Hotspots Of Medical Ai In Chinamentioning

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Knowledge atlas on the medical artificial intelligence research: a bibliometric analysis based on CiteSpace and VOSviewer

Shi

Han²,

Huang³

et al. 2023

Second Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Artificial Intelligence and Big Data Forum (AIBDF 2022)

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In order to draw and analyze the current status of the research on the application of artificial intelligence in the field of health in China and abroad, we explored the hotspots and frontiers of this research field and the evolution path from 2012 to 2022. This research uses 3743 articles included in the core database of Web of Science and 728 related research articles contained in CNKI as the basis for data analysis, and uses the advantages of bibliometrics visualization software of CiteSpace and VOSviewer to study institutions, countries, authors and literature keywords. In this research area, the research of medical artificial intelligence is growing day by day. By analyzing and sorting out the current research status, research hotspots and evolution path in this field of research, and trying to point out the deficiencies in the research in this field in China, the paper hopes to provide more references for researchers and practitioners of medical artificial intelligence related research.

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Section: Research Hotspots Of Medical Ai In Chinamentioning

confidence: 99%

Knowledge atlas on the medical artificial intelligence research: a bibliometric analysis based on CiteSpace and VOSviewer

Shi

Han²,

Huang³

et al. 2023

Second Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Artificial Intelligence and Big Data Forum (AIBDF 2022)

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“…The Healthy China 2030 strategy (Central Committee of Chinese Communist Party and State Council 2016) has been a significant driver for intersectoral action for health in China, including the development of healthy buildings (Wang et al 2020). In response to the government's health agenda and influence from the WELL standard, the Chinese Academy of Building Science published the Assessment Standard for Healthy Building (T/ASC02-2016) in January 2017, which defines healthy buildings as those 'that can provide healthier environment, facilities and services, promote users' physical and mental health, and achieve the improvement of health performance, on the basis of fundamental functions' (ibid).…”

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Built environment stakeholders’ experiences of implementing healthy urban development: an exploratory study

Pineo

Moore

2021

Cities & Health

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Healthy urban development, in the form of buildings and infrastructure, is necessary to reduce disease and injury internationally. The urban development process is complex, characterised by a plurality of actors, decisions, delays, and competing priorities that affect the integration of health and wellbeing. Despite clear shifts in the built environment sector towards considering health, there is a lack of research about how the principles of healthy design are put into practice in development projects. We explored this topic via semi-structured interviews with 31 built environment and public health professionals involved in such projects in Australia, China, England, the Netherlands, Sweden and the United States. We used thematic analysis and three themes emerged from our hybrid deductive and inductive approach, encompassing challenges and potential solutions for integrating health in development. Managing risk, responsibility and economic constraints were paramount to persuade developers to adopt healthy design measures. Participants could push business-as-usual practices towards healthy urbanism by showing economic benefits or piloting new approaches. Finally, participants had contrasting views on whether increasing professional knowledge is required, with several arguing that financial barriers are more problematic than knowledge gaps. This exploratory study contributes insights into an under-research topic and outlines priorities for further investigation.

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“…The existing research on prepared dishes is mainly carried out from the perspective of industry and technology, and the research on the consumption intention of prepared dishes from the perspective of consumers is still relatively limited. The research from the perspective of industry focused on the whole industry [ 3 , 6 ] or the prepared dishes in specific regions [ 7 ] and of specific types [ 8 ]. The definition, classification, development history and development status of prepared dishes were sorted out, and the future development path was analyzed.…”

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Explaining Chinese Consumers’ Continuous Consumption Intention toward Prepared Dishes: The Role of Perceived Risk and Trust

Zhang,

Zheng,

2023

Foods

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With the rapid development and the increasing importance of the consumer market of prepared dishes in China, it is imperative to study the formation mechanism of Chinese consumers’ continuous consumption intention (CCI) toward prepared dishes for promoting the sustainable development of Chinese prepared dishes industry. The aim of this study is to study the formation mechanism and the role of perceived risk and trust in it. Based on the Expectation Confirmation Model, this study constructed a model of continuous consumption intention of prepared dishes by introducing perceived risk and trust. 381 adult consumers were surveyed and the data was analyzed by an Exploratory Factor Analysis and the Partial Least Squares Structure Equation Model. The results showed that: (1) The confirmation of expectation had a significant positive impact on trust and satisfaction, a significant negative impact on the perceived risk (PR). Trust and satisfaction had a significant positive, while PR had a significant negative, impact on CCI. (2) The dimensions of PR included social, health, quality, psychological and purchasing risk, among which quality risk had a significant negative impact on CCI. (3) All dimensions of trust (ability, integrity, benevolence and government trust) had a significant positive impact on CCI, among which integrity trust played the most important role. (4) Overall, trust had a significant negative impact on PR. Benevolence trust could mitigate all dimensions of PR, integrity trust could mitigate all dimensions of PR except health risk, and ability trust, government trust could only mitigate quality risk. Therefore, the enterprises should pay high attention to the quality of their products and the establishment and maintenance of consumer trust, and the government should establish an authoritative image.

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The current situation and trends of healthy building development in China

Cited by 16 publications

References 3 publications

Knowledge atlas on the medical artificial intelligence research: a bibliometric analysis based on CiteSpace and VOSviewer

Knowledge atlas on the medical artificial intelligence research: a bibliometric analysis based on CiteSpace and VOSviewer

Built environment stakeholders’ experiences of implementing healthy urban development: an exploratory study

Explaining Chinese Consumers’ Continuous Consumption Intention toward Prepared Dishes: The Role of Perceived Risk and Trust

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