| 1 | Prevalence and Determinants of Traditional,Complementary and Alternative Medicine Provider Use among Adults from 32 Countries显示文摘Objective: To estimate recent prevalence data(2011–2013) on traditional,complementary and alternative medicine(TCAM) provider use and sociodemographic and health related correlates in nationally representative population samples from 32 countries from all world regions.Methods: This secondary analysis was based on the International Social Survey Program(ISSP),2011–2013,Health and Health Care Module.In a cross-sectional population-based survey(N=52,801),simple or multi-stage stratified random sampling was used,resulting in representative samples of the adult population of respective countries.Results: Overall,the 12-month TCAM provider use prevalence was 26.4%,ranging from under 10% in Bulgaria,Poland and Slovenia to over 50% in China mainland,the Philippines and Republic of Korea.Over 80% TCAM treatment satisfaction was found in Europe in Denmark,Slovenia,Spain and Switzerland,in Asia in Taiwan(China) and USA.Multivariate logistic regression found sociodemographic variables(middle age,female sex,lower educational status,not having a religious affiliation,and lower economic indicators) and health variables(perceived poor or fair health status,being unhappy and depressed,having a chronic condition or disability,and having positive attitudes towards TCAM) were associated with TCAM provider use.Conclusions: A high prevalence TCAM provider use was found in all world regions and several sociodemographic and health related factors of its use were identified. | Karl Peltzer Supa Pengpid | 2018 | Chinese Journal of Integrative Medicine2018，24，8： | 3 |
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