国际医学生生活质量的影响因素研究
[Abstract]:Introduction:
In recent years, there are many reasons for inter state exchanges and cultural exchanges. Some are for trade needs, some are seeking asylum for poverty or war, and some are for tourism, and studying abroad is also more and more reasons for decades. This article mainly studies the students who are faced with the choice of college education and unfamiliar land. War. There are many reasons to choose to study abroad. Some are to establish a scholarship in order to establish a common friendly connection with the developing countries. Some are to seek better educational opportunities in other countries. For some, this may just be a desire to experience other languages. In the final analysis, abroad both gains and choices. This article will explore the factors that affect the subjective quality of life of international medical students.
Objective:
The purpose of this study is to evaluate the quality of life of international medical students and determine the factors that may affect their quality of life. There are few studies on social demographic variables and the quality of self evaluation of foreign students in the world. The purpose of this article is to make up for this crack. The findings of this article are not only adapted to China, but also for the setting of social demographic variables. For example, the age, gender and research level in this article are universal for both domestic and foreign, medical and non medical majors. It can provide general guidance for educational departments to establish and evaluate projects, activities and services for students.
Method:
The subjects of this study were mainly from the Institute of international communication at the Dalian Medical University. The respondents were asked to fill out a questionnaire about the demographic variables and quality of life. The quality of life was based on the design of the WHO WHOQOL-BREF questionnaire. Voluntarily anonymous.
The data collected using SPSS16.0 statistical software were used to carry out a descriptive test on the distribution of social demographic factors in international medical students. The method of variance analysis and chi square test was used to analyze the variables. The Pearson correlation coefficient (R) and the Spielman rank correlation were used to study the WHOQOL-BREF scores and the social people respectively. The relationship between statistical variables of the mouth.
Result:
Descriptive data
The subjects included 373 medical students, of which 214 (57.4%) were Asian and 159 (42.6%) were non Asian, including 199 (53.4%) men and 174 (46.6%) women. The respondents were between 17 and 32 years of age.90.9% (339) with religious beliefs and 9.1% (34) without religious belief. The main source is self / family, which accounts for 95.2%. of the respondents.
97.3% of the respondents lived in the dormitory and only 2.7% of the respondents lived outside the campus. As for the nationality of the friends around the subjects, the vast majority (83.9%) of the respondents or foreign students. Only 10.7% of the respondents had the same proportion of Chinese and foreign students. The respondents to the study of.2.1% reflected that most of their friends were Chinese, and 3.2% said they had no Chinese friends. The study showed that 41.3% of the people reflected that people who had made friends with Chinese people were difficult to.33% that language barriers were the biggest challenge, followed by food / accommodation 11.3%, and again the teaching / examination model in 11%. cultural differences. The proportion of rural residents adapting to new subjects / courses and economic problems is 4.8%, 4%, 3.8%, 3.5%. respectively.
Quality of life
Most of the students think their quality of life is "very good" or "very good". The quality of life of 50.1% and 16.6%. in Asia and non Asian groups, respectively, is also "good" or "very good".
Field score
The highest score in this study was scored in the field of social relations, followed by psychological, environmental and physical health. Non Asian respondents were better in psychological and social relations than in Asia, while the subjects in the physical and environmental areas of Asia were better than non Asian. Although the gap was not very obvious but men were There are better scores in all fields. Students aged.24 and two have higher scores in psychological field than other age groups.
Quality of life
Correlation between variables
The origin, sex, age and research level of medical students have no statistical significance in the quality of life. There are statistically significant (P0.05): physical field and age, the level of oral Chinese; the availability of intimate friends in the psychological field; the availability of social relations and close friends, social support level, spoken language level; Border area and nationality, family communication, social support level. Nationality is usually associated with family communication, family visits, social support levels, and body acceptance. Gender is statistically related to body mass index, family communication, health satisfaction and experience negative emotions. Age and grade and visit, social support level and enjoyment of life. There is a statistically significant correlation between learning level and visiting relatives, social support level and enjoyment of life. Accommodation and social support, sleep and having enough money are statistically related.
Discussion:
Socio demographic variables
47.2% of the students who have roommates come from the same country and 48% have the same religious belief. It is very interesting that 51.5% of the roommates think they are close or close to their roommates. The possible reason is that they have the same religious belief from the same country, and the quality of the relationship between them. There is a certain impact on the depth of feelings. Because of the common cultural beliefs, laws, and values in the same community and belief environment, the same family belief background and nationality provide a more easy to communicate platform for them. We will do further research on the exploration of this relationship.
There are 83.9% of the foreign students' friendship problems. There are many reasons for this tendency; one of the reasons is that there is a common English language that makes them have the same experience or easier communication. Another possible factor is the limited communication between domestic and foreign countries, because they are not used. The teaching method is separated from the teaching method. Chinese students teach Chinese in Chinese, while foreign students teach English in English. In addition, other informal or extracurricular activities are carried out separately by Chinese students and students.
There is no big gap between the two categories of monthly consumption in the sample, 48.5% of the monthly consumption of less than 1000 yuan, and the monthly consumption of more than 1000 yuan 51.5%. has some interesting findings about this variable, of which 49 students spend more than 2500 yuan in monthly consumption, and the highest monthly consumption in these groups has reached 10000 yuan in China. In this environment, the high consumption of food and accommodation in schools is relatively affordable, and a meal is at least 6 yuan, so their high consumption is extremely rare. The researchers noticed the rare population and made a further analysis of the 49 students. Most of them (32 people) lived. The quality of the population is at the same level as the population, which is "good" or "good". Not considering this end month consumption, 8 of the 39 people think they still have no enough money to meet the needs of their lives. It is a pity that the questions in the family economic background are not involved in the questionnaire. So we are not. The relevant conclusions of the relationship between the family economic background and the level of the student consumption should be obtained. The research on the factors affecting the expenditure of foreign students should be increased in the future, and the strategy of postgraduate consumption should be explored.
Quality of life
In this study, the quality of life of Chinese intermedical students is generally good, which is consistent with the previous research. According to Maslow's demand level theory, people can meet the higher needs after meeting the basic needs. The highest field score in the study group is the social relationship score, followed by the psychological field, which are the needs of the two in Maslow. The level theory is at third levels. This is a fairly high level, which suggests that the basic physiological needs and safety requirements of the population have been met, so the score of the quality of life is higher. This observation is interesting and appeals to us to need a special group that is very impressive. And the reasons for coping strategies are further investigated.
Field achievement
The highest field is a social relationship score. The possible reason is that a considerable number of students (79.6%) say they have close friends at school, their main friends are international students, so they have fewer barriers to exchange, so their social needs are satisfied. The other possible reasons for the study are 59%. People live with others, 51.5% of the students say they are closely / closely related to their roommates, and 53% of them are satisfied with their personal relationships. These are all social areas, so the social field has a high score.
The connection between variables
The quality of life is statistically related to roommate, family communication and the level of spoken Chinese. The level of spoken Chinese determines that a person can be heard to be understood in the environment, so the more confident that a person is able to communicate with him, the more he can adapt to the surrounding environment, so that the quality of life must be affected. It can improve the quality of life of foreign students, but the overwhelming majority of local Chinese speak Chinese in the Chinese reality, the better the language is, the better their relationship with the Chinese people. The relationship with the roommate has the opposite relationship with the quality of life. This study uses the coding to be intimate, intimate, non intimacy and bad relationship with 1,2,3 The 4 and 5 grades indicate that the higher the score is, the better their quality of life is.
The study found that the psychological field is statistically related to the availability of close friends. The explanation is that having close friends can provide a mutual understanding and a sense of social belonging, which are related to the good state of mind and psychology. The level of proficiency is related to the level of spoken Chinese. All these variables are in the social sphere, so they affect the individual's social needs.
Asians have better scores than non Asians in the field of physical health and the environment, and the opposite of psychological and social relations. This result is attractive to the country that the foreign students come from only with the environment. Asia (214) is the main group compared to non Asian (159). In the future, it is necessary to further investigate the difference in the field of psychological and social relations. It is necessary to further investigate this difference in the future. Not considering the relationship between the level of research and the WHOQOL-BREF domain score, and the first grade in all fields. Students have the lowest scores. These can be attributed to a cross cultural impact called cultural adaptation. This study was conducted at the end of the semester, and the first grade students were likely to be in a short period, and they are now eager for close friends. The explanation of this phenomenon needs further study.
Conclusion:
The main purpose of this study is to identify the subjective quality of life of international medical undergraduates in China. The results, although there are limited causality or exploratory characteristics, provide some basic data for universities and educators with international students.
【学位授予单位】:大连医科大学
【学位级别】:硕士
【学位授予年份】:2012
【分类号】:G648.9;R-4
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