Health Literacy, Drug Knowledge, and Drug Misuse Behaviors Among North Korean Refugees.

Abstract:

PURPOSE:This study measured levels of health literacy, drug knowledge, and drug misuse behavior and analyzed the relationship among major variables related to 137 North Korean refugees who could only receive limited medical benefits owing to cultural and linguistic barriers. METHOD:The data were analyzed using descriptive statistics, t test, and the Pearson correlation coefficient using SPSS. RESULTS:The subjects' health literacy and drug knowledge levels were low; however, drug misuse behavior was not high. The drug dosage was significant considering the health literacy of the subjects; notably, the functional health literacy of women was high. However, many drug misuse cases were identified among women in their 40s. Health literacy and drug knowledge levels showed a significant relationship. CONCLUSION:It is necessary to provide community-based information to vulnerable groups to ensure safe use of medications and to develop a level-based and tailored educational program considering North Korean refugees' literacy levels and cultural characteristics.

journal_name

J Forensic Nurs

authors

Jeon JH,Lee IS

doi

10.1097/JFN.0000000000000280

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

2020-01-01 00:00:00

pages

E3-E11

issue

1

eissn

1556-3693

issn

1939-3938

pii

01263942-202003000-00010

journal_volume

16

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