Study on the Diversification Trend of Residents' Health Science Information Demand and Dissemination Channels in Chengdu Hi-tech Zone

The purpose of this study is to comprehensively understand the current situation of residents' demand for and satisfaction with health science information in Chengdu Hi-Tech Zone, analyze residents' demand for the content, dissemination channels, and forms of health science information, and provide strategic support for optimizing the dissemination of health education. In order to achieve the goal, Through the questionnaire survey method, 446 valid questionnaires were collected, and descriptive statistical analysis was used to analyze the data in detail and in depth, with a view to discovering the patterns and trends. The study results show that the residents of Chengdu Hi-tech Zone have a high degree of demand for content on healthy lifestyles and health literacy, and the demand for popularization channels is diversified, with WeChat Official Account as the main one.This study proposes targeted strategic recommendations, aiming to further enhance the health literacy level of the residents of Chengdu Hi-Tech Zone by optimizing the content and form of health science information dissemination and broadening the dissemination channels. We firmly believe that only by deeply understanding and meeting the real needs of the residents can we realize the beautiful vision of health for all and contribute our efforts to building a healthy and harmonious social environment.

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American Journal of Health Research
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2025-03-21
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https://doi.org/10.11648/j.ajhr.20251302.16
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Medical Research and Treatments
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Study on the Diversification Trend of Residents' Health Science Information Demand and Dissemination Channels in Chengdu Hi-tech Zone

He Ling, Zeng Yun, Yuan Yilan, Bai Yundan
American Journal of Health Research
Medical Research and Treatments
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Study on the Diversification Trend of Residents' Health Science Information Demand and Dissemination Channels in Chengdu Hi-tech Zone

He Ling, Zeng Yun, Yuan Yilan, Bai Yundan
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The purpose of this study is to comprehensively understand the current situation of residents' demand for and satisfaction with health science information in Chengdu Hi-Tech Zone, analyze residents' demand for the content, dissemination channels, and forms of health science information, and provide strategic support for optimizing the dissemination of health education. In order to achieve the goal, Through the questionnaire survey method, 446 valid questionnaires were collected, and descriptive statistical analysis was used to analyze the data in detail and in depth, with a view to discovering the patterns and trends. The study results show that the residents of Chengdu Hi-tech Zone have a high degree of demand for content on healthy lifestyles and health literacy, and the demand for popularization channels is diversified, with WeChat Official Account as the main one.This study proposes targeted strategic recommendations, aiming to further enhance the health literacy level of the residents of Chengdu Hi-Tech Zone by optimizing the content and form of health science information dissemination and broadening the dissemination channels. We firmly believe that only by deeply understanding and meeting the real needs of the residents can we realize the beautiful vision of health for all and contribute our efforts to building a healthy and harmonious social environment.

American Journal of Health ResearchVol. 13(2)
Integrated Chinese Medicine (China) (HK), Chengdu University (CN), Public Health Clinical Center of Chengdu (CN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 91%
Medical Research and Treatments
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