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The welfare effects of impoverished rural areas: Review and research
This paper contains six sections, see Fig. 1.In section 2, we provide a conceptual analysis of welfare, welfare effects, and the welfare effects of rural poverty in the context of the research questions.In section 3, we then use CiteSpace to quantify trends, salient features, and topical issues in the study of welfare effects in impoverished rural areas, using the keywords 'welfare effects ...
A call to action to address rural mental health disparities
Introduction. Approximately one-fifth of the US population live in a rural area, and about one-fifth of those living in rural areas, or about 6.5 million individuals, have a mental illness [1,2].Though the prevalence of serious mental illness and most psychiatric disorders is similar between US adults living in rural and urban areas [3,4], adults residing in rural geographic locations receive ...
Continuing Challenges in Rural Health in the United States
In rural areas, lung cancer mortality is up to 20% higher than in metropolitan areas (Atkins et al., 2017). ... To address pressing rural health concerns in the U.S., continued policy development and policy-oriented health services research is needed. This includes research on disparities in chronic diseases (heart disease, diabetes, cancer ...
Patient Satisfaction with Telehealth in Rural Settings: A Systematic
The World Bank (2018) reports that 45.17% of the world population live in remote areas, accounting for an ample amount of the worldwide population, thus culminating in a vast shortage of health care services delivered to individuals in these populations. Rural is defined as "all population, housing, and territory not included within an urban area" (Health Resources and Services ...
Journal of Rural Mental Health
The Journal of Rural Mental Health ® publishes articles on rural mental health research, practice, and policy within the United States and internationally. Focused on issues unique to those living and working in rural areas, the journal welcomes research on such topics as barriers to improving or accessing care in rural environments, issues faced by underserved populations, and disparities in ...
Full article: Enhancing the role of rural agricultural extension
1. Introduction. According to the World Bank (Citation 2017), approximately 80% of the poverty-stricken population in the world are rural dwellers who largely hinge their livelihood on agriculture or related activities for a living.Boosting agricultural production, therefore, is seen as one of the most powerful tools against poverty (Sahu & Das, Citation 2015).
PDF Literature Review Sustainable Development Approaches for Rural
background paper for ... rural areas, well above the overall population share living in rural areas, which is only 58 percent (Janvry, A. de, E. Sadoulet, and R. Murgai 2002; Giovannucci, D., et al. ... In the other hand, during the present research the task to identify a set of measurable indicators was difficult. Because indicators are ...
Measuring rurality in health services research: a scoping review
This study is a scoping review of the different methods used to measure rurality in the health services research (HSR) literature. We identified peer-reviewed empirical studies from 2010-2020 from seven leading HSR journals, including the Journal of Rural Health, that used any definition to measure rurality as a part of their analysis. From each study, we identified the geographic unit (e.g ...
PDF The benefits of tourism for rural community development
rural areas, there is still a lack of research that provides policy- makers with information about tourism development in rural communities (Petrovi'c et al., 2018; Vaishar and Šťastná, 2022).
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Abstract and Figures. Introduction 9.1.1. Rationale for the Chapter This chapter assesses the impacts of climate change on, and the prospects for adaptation in, rural areas. Rural areas include ...
Rural and urban areas: comparing lives using rural/urban
The rural/urban unemployment rates show clear differences, ranging from an estimated 8.6 per cent in urban areas (1.8 million people), to 5.2 per cent in rural areas (260,000 people). The employment rate is higher and inactivity rate lower than the national average in rural areas.
Rural issues in urban planning: current trends and reflections
In rural areas agriculture and natural resource extraction were increasingly industrialized. The de-colonization of countries and their attention to national development planning based largely on rapid industrialization bolstered the secular trend towards a global integration of markets and linkages. ... Symposium papers - reflections on ...
Managing Logistics and Supply Chain in Rural Areas: A ...
Sun (2017) summarised the research on rural e-commerce in China, where rural areas are seen as consumption market for e-commerce and e-commerce has a great development potentials in rural areas. In one of the earliest studies in this topic area, Sanders et al. (2010) explored the use and the effectiveness of private and public/charity managed ...
(PDF) Problems and Challenges in Rural Areas
The main objective of this research paper is to acquire an understanding of problems and challenges in rural areas. The occurrence of these problems and challenges not only impose detrimental ...
Aging in Rural Communities
A 2019 US Census Bureau report found that 17.5% of rural populations were aged 65 + , compared to 13.8% of urban populations [ 5 ]. Although the US population is aging in both rural and urban areas, over time, population aging, defined as the number and percent of the population aged 65 + , is occurring more rapidly in rural areas than in urban ...
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Urban-rural integration is a top priority in social development and an urgent requirement for vigorously promoting rural revitalization. However, the current development of urban-rural integration in China still faces issues such as an unreasonable urban-rural industrial structure, unidirectional flow of rural population, and low sense of belonging among rural residents. Based on this ...
A Perspective of Digital Marketing in Rural Areas: a ...
Findings: The Review provides a literature review of who is willing to use digital. marketing over traditional marketing. Originality/value: The review discusses theories, methodologies, context ...
A Scoping Literature Review of Rural Institutional Elder Care
A qualitative discussion is also provided for 39 urban and rural comparative research papers and 55 pure rural research papers, summarizing the current research progress status regarding institutional elder care systems in rural areas. Gaps within existing research are also identified to indicate future research trends (such as the multi ...
PDF 1. Defining 'Rural' Areas
What Users of Data for Rural Areas Need to Know. U.S. Census Bureau. Other federal agencies and programs use different classification systems to define rural and urban areas (see Box 1.1). For example, the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Economic Research Service (ERS) uses Rural-Urban Commuting Area (RUCA) codes to clas-
(PDF) Health Care Facilities in Rural Areas
The main objective of this research paper to acquire an understanding of health care facilities in rural areas. In rural communities, the health care facilities are not in a well-developed state.
Evaluation of the Effect of Rural Landscape Design Based on
In order to study rural landscape resources and analyze landscape problems, the effect evaluation method of rural landscape design based on hierarchical analysis method and artificial intelligence technology is proposed. Taking a rural landscape as an example, the evaluation index system of rural landscape design effect is constructed through hierarchical analysis and the index weight is ...
A Comparative Study of the Resilience of Urban and Rural Areas under
Our research results also suggested that rural areas have more prominent resilience than urban areas in this respect. It can be seen that due to the lack of strong social and economic background, or the lack of complete infrastructure, the resilience of the rural areas heavily depends on the traditional knowledge of local residents.
Water Supply Challenges in Rural Areas: A Case Study from Central
Furthermore, in Kazakhstan the coverage of water supply in the urban and rural areas differ significantly. Approximately 90% of urban people have access to safely managed drinking water, whereas in the rural areas this rate is only 28% [ 5, 23 ]. Therefore, rural areas constitute the greatest challenge in the efforts to provide safe water for ...
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This paper contains six sections, see Fig. 1.In section 2, we provide a conceptual analysis of welfare, welfare effects, and the welfare effects of rural poverty in the context of the research questions.In section 3, we then use CiteSpace to quantify trends, salient features, and topical issues in the study of welfare effects in impoverished rural areas, using the keywords 'welfare effects ...
Introduction. Approximately one-fifth of the US population live in a rural area, and about one-fifth of those living in rural areas, or about 6.5 million individuals, have a mental illness [1,2].Though the prevalence of serious mental illness and most psychiatric disorders is similar between US adults living in rural and urban areas [3,4], adults residing in rural geographic locations receive ...
In rural areas, lung cancer mortality is up to 20% higher than in metropolitan areas (Atkins et al., 2017). ... To address pressing rural health concerns in the U.S., continued policy development and policy-oriented health services research is needed. This includes research on disparities in chronic diseases (heart disease, diabetes, cancer ...
The World Bank (2018) reports that 45.17% of the world population live in remote areas, accounting for an ample amount of the worldwide population, thus culminating in a vast shortage of health care services delivered to individuals in these populations. Rural is defined as "all population, housing, and territory not included within an urban area" (Health Resources and Services ...
The Journal of Rural Mental Health ® publishes articles on rural mental health research, practice, and policy within the United States and internationally. Focused on issues unique to those living and working in rural areas, the journal welcomes research on such topics as barriers to improving or accessing care in rural environments, issues faced by underserved populations, and disparities in ...
1. Introduction. According to the World Bank (Citation 2017), approximately 80% of the poverty-stricken population in the world are rural dwellers who largely hinge their livelihood on agriculture or related activities for a living.Boosting agricultural production, therefore, is seen as one of the most powerful tools against poverty (Sahu & Das, Citation 2015).
background paper for ... rural areas, well above the overall population share living in rural areas, which is only 58 percent (Janvry, A. de, E. Sadoulet, and R. Murgai 2002; Giovannucci, D., et al. ... In the other hand, during the present research the task to identify a set of measurable indicators was difficult. Because indicators are ...
This study is a scoping review of the different methods used to measure rurality in the health services research (HSR) literature. We identified peer-reviewed empirical studies from 2010-2020 from seven leading HSR journals, including the Journal of Rural Health, that used any definition to measure rurality as a part of their analysis. From each study, we identified the geographic unit (e.g ...
rural areas, there is still a lack of research that provides policy- makers with information about tourism development in rural communities (Petrovi'c et al., 2018; Vaishar and Šťastná, 2022).
Abstract and Figures. Introduction 9.1.1. Rationale for the Chapter This chapter assesses the impacts of climate change on, and the prospects for adaptation in, rural areas. Rural areas include ...
The rural/urban unemployment rates show clear differences, ranging from an estimated 8.6 per cent in urban areas (1.8 million people), to 5.2 per cent in rural areas (260,000 people). The employment rate is higher and inactivity rate lower than the national average in rural areas.
In rural areas agriculture and natural resource extraction were increasingly industrialized. The de-colonization of countries and their attention to national development planning based largely on rapid industrialization bolstered the secular trend towards a global integration of markets and linkages. ... Symposium papers - reflections on ...
Sun (2017) summarised the research on rural e-commerce in China, where rural areas are seen as consumption market for e-commerce and e-commerce has a great development potentials in rural areas. In one of the earliest studies in this topic area, Sanders et al. (2010) explored the use and the effectiveness of private and public/charity managed ...
The main objective of this research paper is to acquire an understanding of problems and challenges in rural areas. The occurrence of these problems and challenges not only impose detrimental ...
A 2019 US Census Bureau report found that 17.5% of rural populations were aged 65 + , compared to 13.8% of urban populations [ 5 ]. Although the US population is aging in both rural and urban areas, over time, population aging, defined as the number and percent of the population aged 65 + , is occurring more rapidly in rural areas than in urban ...
Urban-rural integration is a top priority in social development and an urgent requirement for vigorously promoting rural revitalization. However, the current development of urban-rural integration in China still faces issues such as an unreasonable urban-rural industrial structure, unidirectional flow of rural population, and low sense of belonging among rural residents. Based on this ...
Findings: The Review provides a literature review of who is willing to use digital. marketing over traditional marketing. Originality/value: The review discusses theories, methodologies, context ...
A qualitative discussion is also provided for 39 urban and rural comparative research papers and 55 pure rural research papers, summarizing the current research progress status regarding institutional elder care systems in rural areas. Gaps within existing research are also identified to indicate future research trends (such as the multi ...
What Users of Data for Rural Areas Need to Know. U.S. Census Bureau. Other federal agencies and programs use different classification systems to define rural and urban areas (see Box 1.1). For example, the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Economic Research Service (ERS) uses Rural-Urban Commuting Area (RUCA) codes to clas-
The main objective of this research paper to acquire an understanding of health care facilities in rural areas. In rural communities, the health care facilities are not in a well-developed state.
In order to study rural landscape resources and analyze landscape problems, the effect evaluation method of rural landscape design based on hierarchical analysis method and artificial intelligence technology is proposed. Taking a rural landscape as an example, the evaluation index system of rural landscape design effect is constructed through hierarchical analysis and the index weight is ...
Our research results also suggested that rural areas have more prominent resilience than urban areas in this respect. It can be seen that due to the lack of strong social and economic background, or the lack of complete infrastructure, the resilience of the rural areas heavily depends on the traditional knowledge of local residents.
Furthermore, in Kazakhstan the coverage of water supply in the urban and rural areas differ significantly. Approximately 90% of urban people have access to safely managed drinking water, whereas in the rural areas this rate is only 28% [ 5, 23 ]. Therefore, rural areas constitute the greatest challenge in the efforts to provide safe water for ...