Analysis of Searching Methods about Emergency Medical Informations According to the People Who Admitted In Emergency Department (응급실 내원자를 통한 응급상황시 의학정보 습득방법에 대한 조사)

Kim Hye Sun (김혜선); Ho Jung Kim (김호중)

Analysis of Searching Methods about Emergency Medical Informations According to the People Who Admitted In Emergency Department

Crisisonomy
Abbr : KRCEM
2013, 9(8), pp.87-94
Publisher : Crisis and Emergency Management: Theory and Praxis
Research Area : Social Science > Public Policy > Public Policy in general

Kim Hye Sun ¹, Ho Jung Kim ²

¹강원대학교
²순천향대학교

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ABSTRACT

Purpose: To search how public people take the emergency medical information. Methods: We enrolled the people who admitted to our emergency department as patient or family or visitor. Prepared requesting paper was gave and collected to them who was signed after explanation about this study. All data were analyzed with statistical program. Results: 180 peoples(104 female, mean age 38) were enrolled. In searching method, 79 health broadcasting program was larger than others(61 internet, 27 medical book, 13 others). 'Naver' was larger than others(37 'google', 27 'NATE', 24 'DAUM', 5 others) in internet site comparison. Smartphone was largest in internet method. In TV program, 42 'Risk Rescue No. 1' and 34 'Vitamine' were larger than others( 27 News, 26 others, 24' Achim-Madang', 15'Saeng-Saeng-Jeongbotong', 12 'Live oneulachim'). Couclusions: On searching emergency medical information in the public, TV medical information program was largest method and 'Risk Rescue No. 1' was best. Smart phone was mostly used to access the internet and 'Naver' was often visited in internet site.

KEYWORDS

emergency department, emergency medical information, searching method

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