China's floating population and the potentlial for HIV transmission: a social-behavioural perspective
China's floating population and the potentlial for HIV transmission: a social-behavioural perspective
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DOI：
10.1080/0954012031000068326
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发表时间：
2003-04-01
影响因子：
1.7
通讯作者：
Jianfeng, B
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作者：
Anderson, AF;Qingsi, Z;Jianfeng, B
历史，地缘经济和行为的角度来探索性分析中国的流动人口或“流动”人口作为一个因素，在大陆的艾滋病病毒的传播参与者在采访形式的调查（N = 506），包括在过境个人在北京，小贩，餐馆工作人员和求职者在上海。从各种社会动态来看，便利调查数据表明，这一移民人口中的一些人以及他们居住在农村的伴侣和配偶感染病毒的风险可能会增加。鉴于这一人群的庞大规模和广泛流动，有人认为，这很可能是中国艾滋病预防和控制的一个“临界点”因素。
Historical, geo-economic and behavioural perspectives are used in an exploratory analysis of China's migrant or 'floating' population as a factor in the spread of HIV on the mainland Participants in the interview format survey (N = 506) included in-transit individuals in Beijing, and peddlers, restaurant workers, and employment seekers in Shanghai. When viewed in light of various social dynamics, the convenience survey data suggest that elements within this migrant population, as well as their rurally located partners and spouses, may be at increased risk of acquiring the virus. Given the sheer size and broad movement of this population, it is contended that it may well be a 'tipping point' factor in AIDS prevention and control in China.