The evaluation of the smoking cessation behaviors of coal miners according to the health belief model: A cross-sectional study

Güncan, Nurdan Yaman; Kurçer, Mehmet Ali; Erdoğan, Zeynep

doi:10.1080/19338244.2021.1950598

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“…For instance, research by Liu et al (2019) demonstrated that the HBM could predict self-protective behavior among miners, where internal and external cues to action were powerful predictors. Similarly, Guncan et al (2021) revealed that perceived susceptibility was a significant influencing factor in the smoking cessation behaviors of miners. As mentioned above, the behavioral outcomes of the HPM are health-promoting behaviors, and the influencing factors in its theoretical model are diverse and spotlighted.…”

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“…It has been widely utilized in epidemiological research to examine preventive health behaviors and sick‐role behaviors of the public or patients (Janz & Becker, 1984). In recent years, the model has gained prominence in the field of occupational health‐related behavior research, particularly in the study of safety behaviors (Yuen et al, 2020), self‐protective behaviors (Lu et al, 2018), and smoking cessation behaviors (Guncan et al, 2021) among workers in various industries such as coal mining, construction, and maritime. For instance, research by Liu et al (2019) demonstrated that the HBM could predict self‐protective behavior among miners, where internal and external cues to action were powerful predictors.…”

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Exploring the determinants of health‐promoting behaviors among miners: A text mining and meta‐analysis

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Applied Psych Health & Well

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The health‐promoting behaviors of miners are of great significance to their physical and mental well‐being. With a focus on enhancing their overall health, this study aimed to explore the determinants and influencing mechanisms of health‐promoting behaviors in miners. Initially, the latent Dirichlet allocation (LDA) model was utilized to extract topical keywords from literature over the last 23 years and to categorize the determinants based on integrating the health promotion model and the health belief model. Subsequently, a meta‐analysis was performed based on 51 related empirical research to explore the mechanisms between determinants and health‐promoting behaviors. The results indicated that (1) the factors influencing miners' health‐promoting behaviors can be divided into four dimensions: physical environment, psychosocial environment, individual characteristics, and health beliefs. (2) Noise was negatively related to health‐promoting behaviors, while protective equipment, health culture, interpersonal relationships, health literacy, health attitudes, and income were positively related to health‐promoting behaviors. (3) Protective equipment and health literacy were positively related to perceived threat, whereas interpersonal relationships were positively related to perceived benefits. This study sheds light on the mechanisms influencing miners' health‐promoting behaviors and could inform behavioral interventions in occupational health.

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