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名詞 |
定義 |
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Medical sociology 醫療社會學 |
The study of the
social causes and consequences of health and illness. It also includes the
sociological analysis of medical organizations and professions. It is also
called "health sociology". |
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Social Health 社會健康 |
The ability of
individuals to interact and form meaningful relationships with others; one of
the indicators/dimensions of health; affecting the other dimensions of
health. *類似詞彙：social wellness,
social wellbeing (or well-being) 社交健康 |
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Social
Determinants of Health 健康之社會決定因素 |
The non-medical
factors & non-mental factors that influence health outcomes. e.g. the place
where people are born, grow, live, work and age. They include factors like
socioeconomic status, education, neighborhood and physical environment,
employment, and social support networks, as well as access to health care. |
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Computerized
Adaptive Testing (CAT) 電腦適性測驗 |
A flexible,
computer‐driven assessment that can use any items in the item bank to assess
a domain of interest. CAT selects only those items that sharpen the estimate
of a respondent’s score on the domain being assessed. CAT length varies but
usually includes 4~7 items. Ideally, a CAT can achieve both precise and fast
assessments. |
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Quality of Life 生活品質 |
The degree of
overall satisfaction that a person gets from life. Subjective, personal feeling
on functioning and well-being. |
Note: item bank 題庫
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