The Health Status of Internal Migrants in China

ISBN-13: 9789811544170 / Angielski / Miękka / 2021 / 177 str.

Peigang Wang

Spis treści

How does migrant offspring' education influence their old migrant parents' health? Evidence from China.- The utilization of health records and health education among internal migration aging 15-59: a national survey.- Minimum Wage Standard and Migrant Social Medical Insurance Take-up in China.- Status and Determinants of Health Literacy among Internal Migrants in Hubei Province, China.- A Study on the Impact of Living Condition on the Health of Migrant Workers—— Based on the Dynamic Monitoring Data of Floating Population in Hubei Province in 2017.- Marriage and fertility status of internal migrants in China.- A Study on the Basic Public Health Service Access and Utilization and predictors among Floating Population in China.- Socioeconomic Disparities in Psychological Well-Being: Testing Reserve Capacity Model in a Population-Based Sample of Migrants in China.

O autorze

Peigang Wang is  Professor  and Director at Wuhan University Population and Health Research Center, Youth Top Talent in the Organization Department. He has been actively engaged in research on population and health, quality of life and other fields for many years, and has published more than 20 SSCI papers as first author or corresponding author in international peer review  journals such as Population Health Metrics.

Blurb

This book describes the health status of internal migrants in China and explores a number of related factors, which include their physical health, mental health, fertility, social integration, the current state of basic public health services in China and so on. At present, there are 245 million migrants working in China, which means 1 out of every 6 people is a migrant. The large scale of the migrant population is accompanied by a range of problems concerning e.g. public health and medical services. 

This book draws on the latest findings and data to describe and analyze the health status of migrants in China from three perspectives – population distribution, time distribution and spatial distribution – and each chapter employs various advanced statistical methods, such as multilevel modeling and propensity score matching. Given the in-depth information it provides, the book will appeal to managers, clinicians, and researchers from many fields. It shares valuable insights into the health status of and related factors concerning China’s internal migrants, while also providing a sound scientific basis for decision-makers.