The health literacy status and influencing factors of the high-risk stroke population in Jilin Province

Zhao, Chen; Zhao, Mengjuan; Li, Chunguo

doi:10.1007/s10389-020-01353-5

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“…In the past 40 years, peatland area in the Changbai mountain area has decreased by over 70%. OC storage has decreased by approximately 80% (Zhao, 2020). In recent years, peatland protection has gradually received attention.…”

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Organic carbon storage and accumulation characteristics of peatlands in the Changbai Mountains, China

Liu,

Ma,

Yang

et al. 2023

Land Degrad Dev

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Peatlands are important carbon pools and stable carbon sinks in terrestrial ecosystems. Studying carbon storage and accumulation characteristics can provide a scientific basis for the conservation and restoration of peatlands. Based on the 2014–2015 survey of the Jilin Provincial Forestry Department on the carbon storage of peatlands in the Changbai Mountains, the surveyed 865 peatlands have a total area of 22,900 hm2 and carbon storage of 18,753,300 tons. There are 275 medium‐sized organic carbon (OC) stocks of peatlands (10000–100,000 tons) in this area, and their carbon storage accounts for 41.3% of the total reserves. The peatland carbon in this area is mainly distributed in the Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture, valleys and the lava platform are the most important geomorphological basis for peatland deposits. The Mudanjiang River Basin has the largest carbon storage and it is dominated by a nutrient‐rich peatland. Peatlands in the Changbai Mountains formed and developed since the Holocene, and the carbon accumulation intensity is different in each stage. The average carbon density of peatlands in this area was 69.74 kg/m3 with an average value of 81.77 kg/m2 for OC accumulation per unit area. The average value of the carbon cumulative intensity of peatlands was 164.43 ton/km2 and the carbon accumulation rate of peatlands was 38.96 g/(a m2).

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Organic carbon storage and accumulation characteristics of peatlands in the Changbai Mountains, China

Liu,

Ma,

Yang

et al. 2023

Land Degrad Dev

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“…High-age people might also be more eager to have the company and interaction of family members or others to eliminate feelings of loneliness. Compared with those who were urban, older who were rural had a disadvantaged position in terms of socio-economic status [ 52 , 54 ]; they also had relatively weak health awareness and insufficient FSS [ 37 ], thus they might need more ISS, especially economic support. However, we should also note that all forms of care support had significantly negative effects among the abovementioned groups, which once again showed that care support not only did not promote older health, but also had a negative impact [ 44 ].…”

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The Impact of Informal Social Support on Older Health: Evidence from China

Tang

Wang

Liu

et al. 2022

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Objectives: To explore the impact of informal social support (ISS) on older health. Methods: Multiple regression was used as the baseline regression, grouping regression was used to examine whether there were health effect differences among groups based on age and household registration, and insurance was selected to explore moderating effects of formal social support (FSS). Results: First, economic support, accompanied support, and number of intimate contacts had significantly positive effects on older health except for care support’s negative effects. Second, ISS had different health effects for different groups based on age and household registration. Third, FSS was a significant moderating for ISS. Conclusions: The government should emphasize and strengthen the supplementary role of ISS to FSS and promote the effective combination of the two, especially for the older who are high-age and rural, and further improve the role of care support.

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“…(2019) believe that a good cooperative attitude and ability of the subject can improve the quality of the relationship and ultimately promote the realization of the effect of risk communication and cooperation. The research results of Zhao (2017) show that the effect of public safety risk communication is mainly affected directly or indirectly by factors such as negative emotions, knowledge level, and concern.…”

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Time matters in pandemic risk communication: A moderated effect of information timeliness on stakeholder perception in Singapore

Yi,

Li,

et al. 2023

Risk Analysis

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The outbreak of the COVID‐19 pandemic shows the increasing importance of determining the factors of the public perceptions of personal and societal risks. These perceptions can shape people's behaviors, which, in turn, alter the spread of a pandemic on the community level. However, previous research on risk communication was inconsistent, and little is known about the impact of timely warning messages on stakeholders' perceptions of public health emergencies. To address this theoretical gap, this study analyzes the survey data (N = 538) from Singapore to explore the main effect of information timeliness on the respondents’ stakeholder perceptions. This effect is moderated by normative factors, including attention and threat perceptions. We find that the more timely the government updates the risk information, the more trustworthy the stakeholders appear in respondents’ opinions. Such an effect is weakened when the pre‐decision attention or the threat perception interacts with the predictor independently. However, this effect on stakeholder perceptions becomes stronger if both moderators interact with the information timeliness. That is, an appropriate combination of the information released by the government can effectively enhance the image of the stakeholders during the pandemic.

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The health literacy status and influencing factors of the high-risk stroke population in Jilin Province

Cited by 11 publications

References 22 publications

Organic carbon storage and accumulation characteristics of peatlands in the Changbai Mountains, China

Organic carbon storage and accumulation characteristics of peatlands in the Changbai Mountains, China

The Impact of Informal Social Support on Older Health: Evidence from China

Time matters in pandemic risk communication: A moderated effect of information timeliness on stakeholder perception in Singapore

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