南匯地區(qū)建筑工人艾滋病性病流行病學及預防干預研究
[Abstract]:background
Although some progress has been made in the work of AIDS prevention and control in China in recent years, the risk factors for the spread of AIDS still exist, which have brought great difficulties to the prevention and control of AIDS. One of the most important risk factors is the increasing population of urban and rural migrants and the floating population of AIDS patients. The high proportion of floating population provides the opportunity for the spread of AIDS.
In the urban floating population, the migrant workers in the construction site are an important part of their own characteristics. The population has a large population base, a strong mobility, the majority of men, most of them in the young, a long life in a single group of others, the edge of life in the city, the weak concept of the legal system, and the knowledge of STD and AIDS. Lack of knowledge has become one of the main risk factors for the epidemic of AIDS infection in China. At present, there are few related studies on AIDS prevention and control in construction workers in the suburbs of the city. Therefore, the study of the prevention, care and support of AIDS venereal diseases in construction workers can be used to understand the behavioral characteristics and infection status of the population. Taking effective comprehensive intervention model, improving the knowledge of AIDS prevention and disease prevention of construction workers and the use rate of condoms, reducing the high risk behavior of AIDS, plays an important role in preventing the spread of AIDS.
Research goals
1, understand the knowledge, attitude and risk behaviors of HIV and STI in construction workers in Nanhui.
2, to assess the prevalence and influencing factors of H1V and STI;
3, improve and implement preventive intervention plans on the basis of available data and baseline survey data.
4, evaluate the effectiveness of the intervention program.
Research content and method
The study is divided into two parts.
The first part was the survey of HIV and STI knowledge, attitudes, health services, dangerous behavior and influencing factors. This part was divided into three times, that is, zeroth months as a baseline survey, third and sixth months respectively. All participants in the baseline survey will complete the baseline questionnaire survey and provide hematuria specimens. Blood samples will be used to detect HTV, The herpes virus type II and syphilis. Urine samples will be used to detect Chlamydia and gonorrhea. The first follow-up survey is conducted at third months, and second follow-up surveys are conducted at sixth months.
The second part was the implementation and evaluation of the behavior intervention program. At the end of the baseline survey, the behavior intervention program was carried out in three different types, and the low intervention group issued the brochure; the intervention group also posted the posters, the exhibition board and the broadcast of the DVD, and the high dry pre group also carried out face-to-face interviews. During the third and sixth months follow-up, the intervention group was followed up. The short-term and long-term intervention effects were evaluated. The intervention points of the three intervention plans were randomly selected from 6 construction sites.
Research results
1, baseline survey results
(1) the construction site is a place where the floating population is highly aggregated in Nanhui area of Pudong. Among the 657 construction workers in this survey, the majority of the workers are middle-aged and young, most of them are sexually active, the average age is 38.9 + 10.1 years old; the sex constitution is dominated by male 90.4%; the cultural level is generally at a low level, the junior middle school culture is 56.2%; married. Most of the people were married, and the proportion of them was 84.2%. Most of the people lived in the simple workshops at the construction site, and the entertainment activities were monotonous.
(2) construction workers generally understand the prevention and control of AIDS to a certain extent, the answer to the problem of AIDS transmission is more correct, such as "sharing syringes can transmit AIDS (66.2%)" "does not use condom sexual intercourse can transmit AIDS (72.1%)", "the greater the risk of AIDS infection, the greater the risk of AIDS (73). ".1%)", "AIDS can be transmitted through the transmission of pregnancy (60.6%)" and other problems, and the right rate is lower in non transmission ways, such as "to eat to spread AIDS (40.6%)", "the toilet toilet can spread AIDS (36.5%)", "coughing can spread AIDS (30.9%)", "kissing can" No transmission of AIDS (26%), "mosquito bite can spread AIDS" (14.3%).
(3) there are still certain discrimination phenomena in construction workers treating AIDS and AIDS patients. There are 72,90% people who think "AIDS patients are frightening"; 18.72% of the workers say "aids people are not worthy of sympathy". And for premarital sex, the state of sexual behavior outside marriage is gradually opening to the open. There are 13.5%, 11.8% respectively. For married men, married women were identified with married women; 12.2% agreed to have commercial behavior; 7.2% of the construction workers agreed with male male behavior.
(4) the proportion of condoms used by construction workers in sexual behavior is at a lower level, and there is an unrelated phenomenon between AIDS prevention knowledge and condom use. In married construction workers, 50.6% of them have never used condoms when they have sex with their spouses, only 7.4% of them are used every time, the main reason is nearly 70%. Construction workers do not feel necessary, and 16.8% of them do not feel and use condoms. The unmarried builders never use a condom 41.3%, and each use only accounts for 14.4%. The main reason is the discomfort is 57.7%, and it doesn't matter 23.1%..
(5) 2 cases of syphilis positive were found without HIV infection in this survey, the prevalence rate was 0.3%, 1 cases of herpes virus infection, 2 cases of gonococcal infection and 13 cases of Chlamydia infection, the prevalence rate was 2%.
2, evaluation of intervention effect
The number of baseline surveys was 657, of which 224 in the low intervention group, 209 in the middle intervention group and 224 in the high dry group; the first follow-up was 475, and the follow-up rate was 72.3%, of which 154 in the low intervention group, 152 in the middle intervention group and 169 in the high dry group; second followed up 330, and the follow-up rate was 50.2%, among which the low intervention group was 102, the intervening group 91, the high dry pregroup.
(1) the baseline survey of the low intervention group, the first follow-up survey, the second follow-up survey of AIDS knowledge scores were 6.46 + 3.94, 11.6 + 2.25, 12.55 + 1.36. The first follow-up and second follow-up were compared with the baseline, and the first follow-up and second follow-up compared, the scores of the 14 problems were significantly different (P0.01) The first follow up and baseline comparison of AIDS related attitudes, the positive responses of 2 views were significant and statistically significant (P0.01); the first time, the first second follow-up, and the first and second follow-up, had no significant difference (P0.01), no statistical significance. "Married and the last marriage sex." For the first time, there was no statistically significant difference between the second follow-up visits, compared with baseline (P0.01).
(2) the baseline survey in the middle intervention group, the first follow-up survey, the second follow-up survey of AIDS knowledge scores were 6.31 + 4.26, 12.37 + 1.48, 12.23 + 2. The first follow-up and second follow-up compared with the baseline, 14 problems were significantly different (P0.01). The first follow-up and baseline comparison of AIDS related The positive response of 1 views was obvious. Compared with the baseline, there were 2 positive responses in the second follow-up and the statistical significance (P0.01), while in the sexual concept, the first time, the second follow-up, and the first and second follow-up, had no significant difference (P0.01), no statistical difference. The proportion of "unmarried people's use of condoms every time" was the first, the second follow-up compared with the baseline, the difference was significant (P0.01).
(3) high dry pre group baseline survey, the first follow-up survey, second follow-up investigation of AIDS knowledge scores were 7.05 + 4.35, 12.65 + 1.43, 12.4 + 1.76. The first follow-up and second follow-up compared with the baseline, 14 scores were significantly different, there were statistical significance (P0.01). The first follow-up and baseline comparison of AIDS related The positive responses of 2 views were obvious; the positive responses of the 4 views were significantly changed in the second follow-up and the baseline, and the positive responses were statistically significant (P0.01); while in the sexual concept, the first follow-up was compared with the baseline, and the positive responses of the 3 concepts were changed, and the second follow up and baseline compared to the baseline, there were 4 positive ideas. The response was significant (P0.01). The ratio of "married people's sexual behavior never with condoms and the occasional use of condoms" was significantly different in the first, second follow-up and baseline, with statistical significance (P0.01); "unmarried men never use condoms and use condoms every time". For the first time, there was a significant difference between the second follow-up and baseline (P0.01).
(4) the comparison of the effect of the three methods of intervention
The three intervention methods played a great role in improving the knowledge score of AIDS. In the baseline survey, the score of AIDS knowledge among the groups of construction workers was not statistically significant (P0.01), and the scores of the three groups were low. The intervention, the first follow-up survey showed that the intervention group and the high dry group were compared with the low intervention group, respectively. The scores were significantly increased (P0.01), but there was no significant difference between the high dry pre group and the middle intervention group (P0.01). The second follow-up survey showed that there was no significant difference in the knowledge score between the three groups (P0.01), but the three groups of knowledge scores were still higher.
The three intervention methods also played a positive role in changing the attitude of AIDS related. In the baseline survey, there was no significant difference between the three groups of construction workers on L AIDS related attitudes and sexual attitudes (P0.01). After the intervention, the first follow-up survey showed that the middle intervention group and the high dry group were compared with the low intervention group, and there were 1 attitudes. There were positive changes in views and statistically significant (P0.01); the results of the second follow-up survey showed that there were 3 positive changes in personality problems in the lower intervention group and the significant difference (P0.01).
The three interventions have played a role in changing the AIDS related behavior of the subjects, but the effect is not as obvious as that of the knowledge. For the married and spouses, the first follow-up survey showed no difference in the first follow-up survey, and the second follow-up survey showed that " There were significant differences between the high dry pregroup and the low intervention group (P0.01). For the unmarried and sexual partners, the first follow up survey showed that there was a significant difference between the intervention group and the low intervention group (P0.01), and the proportion of "occasional use" was higher than that of the low intervention group. There was a significant difference between the intervention groups (P0.01), but there was no significant difference between the second groups.
conclusion
1, the three kinds of intervention methods have greatly improved the awareness rate of AIDS related knowledge, and the attitude towards AIDS infected and AIDS patients has been greatly improved in the positive direction.
2, although the awareness rate of AIDS related knowledge increased through intervention, the attitude towards AIDS infected and AIDS patients had also changed, but the change in the risk behavior related to AIDS was not obvious. "The proportion of married and unmarried people who often use condoms when they have sex" is not significant before and after intervention. There was no obvious change in sex change (P0.01), especially in the low intervention group and the middle intervention group, but there were some positive changes in the use of condom before and after the intervention, and the proportion of married and unmarried people who had never used a condom in sexual behavior showed significant difference (P0.01), and "every time", "every time" The proportion of "used" also showed an upward trend, which was statistically significant (P0.01).
3, publicizing brochures, poster posters, placing publicity boards, playing DVD, face-to-face interviews and other interventions are applicable to improving the awareness rate of AIDS related knowledge related to construction workers.
【學位授予單位】:復旦大學
【學位級別】:碩士
【學位授予年份】:2011
【分類號】:R181.3
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