1.Current Status and Suggestions for the Improvement of Health and Medical Services of Hospital Ship in Ongiin County.
Hun Jae LEE ; Sukyung JEONG ; Gye Ae KIM ; Han Kook CHO ; Jeong Jin HWANG
Journal of Agricultural Medicine & Community Health 2017;42(4):215-225
No abstract available.
Ships*
3.The realities of internet shopping malls for agricultural products.
Nami JOO ; Ji young YOON ; Younhee YO ; Youngyung CHA ; Sung KIM ; Changsoo CHUN
Journal of the Korean Dietetic Association 2003;9(1):40-46
Purchasing professionals utilize a e-commerce to sell or buy better products with good price. The marketers of agricultural products recognized that e-commerce has made significant inroads, and the Internet is fast becoming an essential tool for purchasing. The purpose of this research was to assess the realities of internet shopping malls of agricultural products including the actual condition of the sites, payment methods, order methods, membership and shipping methods. The results show that operating internet shopping mall of agricultural products are operated poorly in terms of buyer-seller relationship, payment and distribution. The results also provide some practical implication for marketers regarding the establishment of database, improvement of distribution and internet shopping mall operation, and importance of education on e-business for agricultural markets.
Education
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Internet*
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Ships
4.Behavioral health in disaster.
Journal of the Korean Medical Association 2014;57(12):1008-1013
The importance of behavioral health after disaster must not overlooked when responding to an event. After disaster, victims experience various difficulties, which responders must keep in mind. They may frighten and confused to cooperate properly with assistance. Persistent distorted blame of self or others for the cause and result of the event is common while different degrees. Behavioral health, which major role is to relieve peoples suffering, also could help cooperation of rescues and accelerate fast recovery after the trauma. Distress of disaster victim could be presented with somatic complaints. Sudden increase of nonspecific physical complaint could be result of somatization of mental stress, which is often observed in disaster victims. After 'Sewol ship sunk' there were lots of need for behavioral health. We now know that how disastrous it could be and how desperate it would be while considering issues of peoples in need for psychological support after disaster. Not to end up in this hopeless situation, it is time to think about how to establish persistent framework to help disaster victims hidden overwhelming sufferings.
Disaster Victims
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Disasters*
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Ships
7.Sleep and Fatigue Among Seafarers: The Role of Environmental Stressors, Duration at Sea and Psychological Capital.
Safety and Health at Work 2016;7(4):363-371
BACKGROUND: Seafaring is an inherently stressful environment. Because working time and leisure time is spent in the same confined environment for a prolonged period of time, many stressors present in seafaring can also be conceived of as chronic. We explored the effects of duration at sea, seafaring experience, environmental stressors, and psychological capital (PsyCap) on the sleep quality and fatigue of seafarers. PsyCap is a construct that draws upon ideas from positive psychology and positive organizational behavior, and is intended to capture an individual's psychological capacities that can be developed and utilized for performance improvements. METHODS: We collected survey data from a sample of seafarers working in the offshore re-supply industry (n = 402) and a sample of seafarers working on board combined passenger and cargo ships (n = 340). RESULTS: PsyCap emerged as a robust predictor with statistically significant relations to fatigue and sleep quality in both samples. PsyCap also interacted with duration at sea in explaining fatigue in seafarers working on board the passenger and cargo ships. Seafarers on passenger and cargo ships also reported significantly higher levels of fatigue than those working in the offshore re-supply industry. CONCLUSION: Coupled with emerging research showing that PsyCap is trainable, our results suggest that maritime organizations could have much to gain by being cognizant of and developing routines for continually developing the PsyCap of their employees.
Fatigue*
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Leisure Activities
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Psychology
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Ships
8.Estimation of Young's Modulus and Apparent Density of Human Trabecular Bone by Spherical Indentatin Test and CT.
Tae Soo BAE ; Tae Soo LEE ; Seung Baik KANG ; Young Min KIM ; Kui Won CHOI
Journal of Korean Orthopaedic Research Society 1999;2(2):155-163
We intended to evaluate the Young's modulus of trabecular bone and apparent density from Computed Tomography(CT) and Spherical Indentation test and to quantify relation ship between them. The distal femurs(31 age, male, left and right) were prepared for exprimentatin and were embedded with repect to anatomical orientation. Then the specimens were scnned at 1 mm intervals on GE9800 CT scanner and the Hounsfield Units(HU, or CT number) were extracted from each CT image. After scanning, the bones were sectioned with diamond saw, producing 8 mm cubes of trabecular bone(72 eachs) from the metaphyseal region of both distal femur. The cubes were mechanically tested in inferior-superior(IS), anteriorposterior(AP), and medial-lateral(ML) direction with custom-made device, Spherical Indentatin Tester. After testing, the real apparent density of specimens were measured. The results of this study showed that the IS modulus was singificantly greater than both the AP and ML modulus and the AP modulus was also greater than ML modulus significantly(p<0.01). A linear relation ship between HU and real apparent density was found to be significant(R2=0.68) and significant power relationship between the apparent density and the tangent moduli(either by CT or physical measures) was also found.
Diamond
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Elastic Modulus*
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Femur
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Humans*
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Male
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Ships
9.The Clinical Characteristics of Residents in Primary Health Care Posts of Islands Operated by Hospital Ship in Jeollanam-do Province.
Miyoung SONG ; Eunji AHN ; Ju Hyung LEE ; Keun Sang KWON
Journal of Agricultural Medicine & Community Health 2017;42(4):209-214
No abstract available.
Islands*
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Jeollanam-do*
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Primary Health Care*
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Ships*
10.Case Report of a Crushing Injury of Hand by Telemedicine.
Seok Ju CHO ; Seok Joo BAE ; Yun Jin KIM ; Young Joo KIM ; Suk Ran YEOM ; Sangyeoup LEE ; Sang Han CHOI ; Hong Gi MIN
Journal of the Korean Society of Emergency Medicine 2004;15(3):193-196
Crushing injury is a common in work place and require early judgment and assessment. However during shipping, it is impossible that patient is rapidly taken care in hospital. But in this case, crushed handed patient during shipping was early assessment and sutured by telemedicine. A healthy 28-year-old man had crushed hand during working. But this patient was on the sea, so could not use medical facilities. Using e-mailing and telephone by satellite, report-ed to the doctor that patient status. In order to doctor 's pre-scription, patient hand was sutured and prescribed medicines. So patient preserved good hand function and rapidly recovered. In the future, telemedicine will be useful and economic medical field in isolated areas to medical facilities or shipping.
Adult
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Electronic Mail
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Hand*
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Humans
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Judgment
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Ships
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Telemedicine*
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Telephone
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Workplace