Current Status and Implications on Managing Vegetable Garden in Apartment Complexes

Kim, Min-Sun; Jeong, Yunnam; Kim, Seiyong

doi:10.5659/jaik_pd.2015.31.3.143

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“…The Korea revised the Medical Law in March 2002 and built the legal grounds for providing telemedicine services [ 5 ]. The revised Medical Law did not limit telemedicine to remote areas but included the aged with chronic diseases and the disabled for the provision of telemedicine services between patients and doctors.…”

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“…The American Telemedicine Association was established in 1993, and the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act 1996 (HIPPA) was enacted in 1996 to allow the use of medical information. This legislation was made for the first time in the world, and it is the most comprehensive telemedicine law, which other states have been using as their model [ 5 ].…”

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“…The principles were partially revised in 2011, and they now provide the basic guidelines for the implementation of telemedicine. Japanese telemedicine is divided into two categories: 1) between hospitals (doctor-to-doctor) and 2) between hospital and patient (doctor-to-patient) [ 5 ].…”

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“…Telemedicine services between doctor and patient have been tried to assess clinical safety, effectiveness, and usefulness (satisfaction) [ 5 ]. Telemedicine has been proven particularly effective in psychological treatments of mental health and anxiety disorders as well as the home monitoring of certain diseases (cardiovascular and respiratory diseases) [ 5 ]. Although there are successes and potential advantages in advanced or developing countries regarding the broader aspects, the medical effectiveness and economical advantages of telemedicine have not been proven, so that it is still in the trial stage [ 6 7 ].…”

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Current Status and Progress of Telemedicine in Korea and Other Countries

Park

et al. 2015

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ObjectivesThe purpose of this study was to review the current telemedicine of the Korea and the telemedicine of the other countries.MethodsThis study reviewed several documents on telemedicine and summarized the documents on the initiation of the telemedicine of the Korea, the recent regulations of the government, the analytical research results, and the telemedicine of foreign countries.ResultsOne of recent demonstration trials of telemedicine began in July 2015 in the Korea. The plan was to conduct an emergency telemedical treatment trial among the cooperative medical service centers until the end of February 2016. No telemedical services were provided at the level of local primary care clinics, and there was 1.2% provision at the hospital level. The Europe Union and the United States had more active telemedical services in comparison to the Korea.ConclusionsThe introduction and usage of telemedicine in the Korea was behind those of other countries. It is necessary to develop a proactive support policy for telemedicine through a government implemented trial.

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Operational Status of Urban Gardens to Derive Necessary Items of Public Urban Garden Management Guidelines

Hong¹,

Yun²,

Jung³

et al. 2020

J. People Plants Environ

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The purpose of this study was to understand the current status of education and programs and to identify the items that urban residents need most for garden management. First of all, there were 45 sites (40.5%) with gardens operated by city and county local governments nationwide, and 41(91.1%) of them had dedicated staff (1.8 persons on average). The average area of gardens was 18,623 ㎡, garden area per person was 20.27㎡, the average number of participants was 683, and the average period of use was 8.69 months. In addition to gardening activities, 14 (31.1%) out of 45 sites were operating small group meetings, with an average of 2.29 meetings and 67 participants. In the satisfaction survey after gardening activities, 88.9% of 18 sites were satisfied. According to the questionnaire about education and programs related to garden users, an average of four sessions were conducted per education. In terms of education, the contents were in the following order: basic education on garden cultivation (33.9%) > prior education on garden operation (28.9%) > pest control (14.0%) > eco-friendly management (11.6%) > pesticides and Positive List System (9.9%) > others (1.7%). Over 95% of the respondents were generally satisfied. Regarding the perception survey on which items are needed to develop garden management guidelines, the most necessary items were in the order of crop management (38.7%) > public garden etiquettes among users (27.9%) > pest control (14.4%) > weed management (13.5%) > activities using harvest (5.4%). The contents that are to be included in the guidelines were in the order of garden planning and crop selection (17.2%) > cultivation techniques and schedule (16.5%) > pest and soil management (15.7%) > introduction of garden crops and gardening models (12.7%) > garden etiquettes (10.7%). In establishing urban garden management plans by region, the results will have high utility value as the basic data for continuous garden operation by setting a direction that meets the regional characteristics as well as the needs of urban residents.

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A Study on the Regulation Improvement through the Case Study on Community Garden for the Promotion of Public Rental Housing Community

백혜선(Paik¹,

이영환(Lee²

2018

JKHA

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Current Status and Implications on Managing Vegetable Garden in Apartment Complexes

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Current Status and Progress of Telemedicine in Korea and Other Countries

Current Status and Progress of Telemedicine in Korea and Other Countries

Operational Status of Urban Gardens to Derive Necessary Items of Public Urban Garden Management Guidelines

A Study on the Regulation Improvement through the Case Study on Community Garden for the Promotion of Public Rental Housing Community

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