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Social capital, neighbourhood characteristics and utilisation of local public health services among domestic migrants in China: a cross-sectional study
How social support and neighborhood traits relate to using local public health services among internal migrants in China
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Abstract
Migrants who participated in social organizations were 1.467 times more likely to establish health records than those who did not.
- Participation in social organizations was associated with a higher likelihood of receiving health education information (OR 1.729).
- Engagement in social activities was linked to establishing health records specifically in urban communities (OR 1.853).
- A positive association was found between participation in social activities and receiving health education information among migrants living in areas with a higher percentage of local neighbors (OR 1.451).
- Structural social capital may influence the use of public health services among domestic migrants in China, indicating varying effects based on neighborhood characteristics.
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