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Citation |
Kim KS. Health Policy Manag. 2020; 221-230. |
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(Copyright © 2020, Korean Society of Health Policy and Administration) |
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Abstract |
Background@#The purpose of this study is to identify the factors affecting the depressive mood experience of adults in their 20s. @*Methods@#This study is a descriptive survey that conducted a secondary analysis using data from the 2017 Community Health Survey, which is conducted annually in Korea. The study targets 21,324 adults in their 20s. Data analysis was conducted after creating a composite sample plan file that reflected layering variables, colony variables, and weights. @*Results@#Factors affecting the depressive mood experience were suicide thought experience, subjective stress level, gender, monthly household income, smoking status, subjective health level, breakfast status, participation in social activities, and whether the Internet, games, and smartphone interfered with daily life (p<0.05). @*Conclusion@#It is necessary to establish and realize a system that enables early detection and support of depression and suicide high-risk groups at the individual, home, community, and national levels. |