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      Access to civil justice as a social determinant of health: a legal epidemiological cross-sectional study 

      Fung, Eddy Hin Chung; Dong, Dong (2024-06-14)

      Background: Although it is widely acknowledged that access to civil justice (ATJ) is a key social determinant of health (SDOH), the existing literature lacks empirical evidence supporting ATJ as a SDOH for specific dimensions of health. Methods: A legal epidemiological, cross-sectional, postal survey was conducted on n = 908 randomly sampled participants in Hong Kong in March 2023. Data collected were perceptions of the civil justice system, health, and sociodemographics. Perceived ATJ was assessed using a modified version of the Inaccessibility ...
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      Improving Insurance Protection for Rare Diseases: Economic Burden and Policy Effects — Simulation of People With Pompe Disease in China 

      Chen, Shanquan; Dong, Dong (2022-10-24)

      Background: The economic burden of Pompe disease (PD) is under-researched. This study aimed to fill this gap and provide evidence-based suggestions for policy improvement based on policy simulation. Methods: Data were derived from a nationally based cross-sectional survey on rare diseases in early 2018. Answers from 92 PD patients were used for data analysis and simulation. Catastrophic health expenditure (CHE) and impoverishment due to illness (IDI) were adopted to measure PD patients’ economic burden. Two typical reimbursement patterns, a ...
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      Improving mental health literacy using web- or app-based interventions: A scoping review 

      Tian, Lidan; Wong, Eliza Laiyi; Dong, Dong; Cheung, Annie Wailing; Chan, Sherry Kit-wa; Cao, Yuan; Mok, Phoenix K.H.; Zhou, Lingming; Xu, Richard Huan (2024-04-05)

      Background: Given the rapid advancement in technology, the Internet has grown to play a significant role in the field of healthcare. Individuals can now access a profusion of easily available materials for self-management of their health. The purpose of this review is to describe Web/App-based interventions that are primarily or secondarily designed to improve mental health literacy (MHL) and to investigate the effectiveness of online interventions for improving mental health. Materials and Method: A scoping review was conducted by searching ...