英文摘要 |
The main purpose of this study was to understand the cognition, attitude and satisfaction of fever screening measures among Taiwanese passengers. The subjects of this study were passengers over 18 years of age from the Republic of China. Research method used convenience sampling, and self-edited structure questionnaires to collect data. A total of 420 questionnaires were collected. The response rate was 87.14%. The major conclusions of this study are: 1. Passengers had a good cognition of implementation for fever screening measures; their attitude towards implementation for fever screening measures were posstive,while their satisfaction of implementation for fever screening measures were good. 2. The correlation between passengers’ cognition about fever screening measures and their age was significant. Senior passengers had better results in cognition. As for passengers’ satisfaction on fever screening measures, the frequency of overseas travel and the experiences of fever screening were positively correlated It indicated that the more experiences of travelling and fever screening, the more satisfaction about fever screening measures. 3. There were significantly correlations between cognition and attitude, cognition and satisfaction, and attitude and satisfaction for the implementation of fever screening measures. It showed that when passengers’ cognition of fever screening measures were higher, their attitude and satisfaction tended to be good. So, a positive attitude among passengers could enhance their satisfaction. about fever screening measures. 4. Passengers’ background, cognition of fever screening measures and attitude toward fever screening measures could effectively predict the satisfaction of fever screening measures and explain 20.2% variation of the satisfaction of fever screening measures. By the regression coefficient test, it was found that the experiences of fever screening measures at the airport, the cognition of fever screening measures, and the attitude toward fever screening measures would be major variables. The attitude toward fever screening measures was especially explainable. The results of this study showed passengers who experienced more fever screening measures at the airport, would be equipped with higher cognition of fever screening measures. When they had a positive attitude toward fever screening measures, they were more satisfied with fever screening measures. |