Publications by authors named "Juhyeon Moon"
Maintaining health cannot be achieved individually; it is influenced by social, legal, and institutional factors surrounding the individuals. This study aimed to identify regional-level factors that may influence the occurrence of chronic diseases among people with disabilities. To achieve this, we conducted a Delphi survey with experts to identify a set of regional indicators required for studying the health status of people with disabilities, particularly for predicting the occurrence of chronic diseases.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFIntroduction: South Korea is experiencing a demographic paradox of the lowest birth rate worldwide with the longest life expectancy. Many studies on pregnancy and childbirth primarily focused on women's factors, often overlooking the contribution of both spouses. However, men also play a vital role in creating an environment for bearing and raising children.
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- - The study examines the challenges in accessing quality abortion services in South Korea after the 2019 decriminalization, highlighting that policies to support this access are still lacking.
- - Interviews with women, healthcare providers, and advocates reveal that accessibility to abortion varies based on age, marital status, and health conditions, with ongoing issues like male consent affecting care quality.
- - Despite abortion being a necessary aspect of women's health rights, the service remains informal and stigmatized, indicating a need for more research and stronger policies to improve access in Korea.