1.Analysis of mental health knowledge and associated factors among under-graduates in Henan Province
WANG Yujie, GUO Zhengjun, WANG Hailing, YAO Fengju, YANG Shichang, ZHANG Ruiling
Chinese Journal of School Health 2019;40(11):1647-1649
Objective:
To survey mental health knowledge and its influence factors among undergraduates in Henan provenience and to provide a scientific evidence for further formulating the targeted strategies.
Methods:
Totally 840 agriculture and forestry college students, literature and history students, science students and medical students were selected with stratified multistage random sampling from 45 colleges and universities in Henan provenience,investigation of Mental Health related knowledge by self-designed questionnaire.
Results:
The awareness rate of mental health knowledge was 75.86%(32 806/43 248). Multivariate linear regression analysis showed that score of mental health knowledge of femal students was 1.03 of the of male students; score of medical students was 5.19,3.65,2.65 of that of students in the other majors; score of students who obtained mental health knowledge through other channels(television/movie/network/talking) was 1.42 of that of than those who obtained through formal approaches(slogans/manuals/broadcast/cathedra)(P<0.05).
Conclusion
The awareness rate of mental health knowledge among undergraduates in Henan provenience need to be improved, the education of male, senior students, non-medical students and the explore of diversified forms should be strengthened.
2.Investigation on the effect of job-transfer training for psychiatrists in Henan province
Yujie WANG ; Shichang YANG ; Changjun LIU ; Zhengjun GUO ; Hailing WANG ; Ruiling ZHANG ; Fengju YAO
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2020;36(5):422-425
Objective:To evaluate the effect of job-transfer training for psychiatrists in Henan province in 2018 and to compare them with the results of 2016.Methods:Data of the trainees were collected through questionnaires in 2017 and 2019 respectively. The influencing factors of knowledge and skills were determined by Multiple linear regression analysis; baseline data, training intention, training feedback and the proficiency of knowledge and skills were compared by independent sample t test and chi-square test. Results:The overall satisfaction rate for training was 98.3%, and the overall mastery rate of training knowledge and skills was 59.2% in year 2018. Compared with 2016, the willingness to participate in training, the satisfaction rate, the recognition degree of " 1+ 10+ 1" training mode, the degree of mastery and practical application of training knowledge and skills increased( P<0.05). There were statistically significant differences in the distribution of the primary reasons for participating in the training, factors hindering their participation in the training, and the causes for their failure to fully apply their learning to practice( P<0.01). The results showed that scope of practice, title, intention, and interest in psychiatry was related to the mastery of training knowledge and skills( P<0.05). Conclusions:The effect of training in 2018 is better than 2016, and the degree of mastery and practical application of training knowledge and skills should be increased.