[Usage behavior related to the 9-Euro-ticket - impetus for psychiatric outpatients to increase activity and social contacts?]

IF 1.1 4区 医学 Q4 PSYCHIATRY
Juliane Mielau, Constantin Saeger, Martha Burger, Franziska Kroehn-Liedtke, Stefanie Schreiter, Stefan Gutwinski
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Abstract

This study presents first descriptive statistics on the usage behavior relating to discounted tickets for public transportation as part of an initiative of the German Federal Government in 2022. During a three-month period, 103 psychiatric outpatients of the University Clinic - Charité Berlin provided self-reported data by completing a survey. In general results suggested a high usage rate of the so-called "9-Euro-ticket" of 89,3%. Due to its purchase, 37,9% (N=39) of the participants felt motivated to explore unknown places. Furthermore, approximately one third of the sample (34,9%; n=36) reported an increase of social contacts as a result of their ticket usage. A higher influence of costs on participants' activity levels was associated with an increase in main symptoms. Higher age was correlated with a decrease of patients' core symptoms due to their activity. Results indicate a high usage of reduced-price tickets for subsidized public transport by the patients concerned.

[与 9 欧元门票有关的使用行为--推动精神病门诊患者增加活动和社会接触?]
本研究首次对公共交通折扣票的使用行为进行了描述性统计,这是德国联邦政府 2022 年倡议的一部分。在为期三个月的时间里,柏林夏里特大学诊所的 103 名精神病门诊患者通过填写调查问卷提供了自我报告数据。总体结果显示,所谓 "9 欧元门票 "的使用率高达 89.3%。由于购买了 "9 欧元门票",37.9% 的参与者(39 人)感到有动力去探索未知的地方。此外,约有三分之一的样本(34.9%;样本数=36)表示,由于使用了门票,他们增加了社会交往。费用对参与者活动水平的影响越大,主要症状就越严重。年龄越大,活动量越大,患者的主要症状越少。结果表明,相关患者对补贴公共交通减价票的使用率很高。
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Psychiatrische Praxis
Psychiatrische Praxis PSYCHIATRY-
CiteScore
3.90
自引率
9.10%
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103
期刊介绍: Sozialpsychiatrisch orientiert Aktuelle Originalarbeiten und fundierte Übersichten Pro-Kontra-Debatten zu Brennpunktthemen Informative Fallbeispiele Vorstellung internationaler Studien
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