Library, University of Science and Technology Beijing, Beijing, P. R. China.
Health Care Women Int. 2023 Sep;44(9):1273-1289. doi: 10.1080/07399332.2022.2096888. Epub 2022 Jul 12.
The researchers' aim to quantitatively study the impacts of education, health expenditure, Internet, mobile phone, and open-access articles in medical science on women's health in China. We found that there are very strong significant negative correlations between the data of women's mortality rates and female school enrollment (≪0.01), whereas there are strong significant negative correlations for open-access papers in eight disciplines of medical science, individuals using the Internet, and mobile cellular subscriptions (≪0.01). The first principal component explains 96.8%, 96.6%, and 99.6% of the variation in the mortality rate of female infants ( = 0.002 < 0.01), females under-5 ( = 0.003 < 0.01), and female adults ( = 0.002 < 0.01), respectively. There is a similar relationship between open-access medical papers and women's health. The above results could be helpful to interdisciplinary audiences (patients, practitioners, and policymakers) to develop strategies for the effective implementation of knowledge on women's health (how to disseminate knowledge more effectively in the whole society).
研究人员旨在定量研究教育、卫生支出、互联网、移动电话和医学科学开放获取文章对中国女性健康的影响。我们发现，女性死亡率数据与女性入学率之间存在非常强的显著负相关（≪0.01），而医学科学八个学科的开放获取论文、互联网使用者和移动蜂窝订阅与女性死亡率之间存在强显著负相关（≪0.01）。第一主成分分别解释了女性婴儿死亡率（=0.002 < 0.01）、5 岁以下女性死亡率（=0.003 < 0.01）和成年女性死亡率（=0.002 < 0.01）变化的 96.8%、96.6%和 99.6%。开放获取医学论文与女性健康之间也存在类似的关系。上述结果可能有助于跨学科受众（患者、从业者和政策制定者）制定有效的女性健康知识实施策略（如何在整个社会更有效地传播知识）。
