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. 2020 Nov 17;8:589437. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2020.589437

Table 3.

Factor loadings of the questionnaire measuring the perceived efficiency of involving community service workers in health care–related activities at grassroots levels.

Items Totally effective Epidemic investigation, counseling, and control Reporting and monitoring environmental changes and health problems
n %
(1) Participate in health communication and education at agencies, xsschools, and localities 104 18.0 0.87
(2) Guide and support people with abnormal health signs to go to health facilities 84 14.5 0.80
(3) Report weather phenomena, pollution risks to the community and authorities 82 14.2 0.77
(4) Participate in local epidemic prevention and response 80 13.8 0.69
(5) Participate in health care and improving the health of people who affected by the epidemics, natural disasters, floods, and droughts 78 13.5 0.84
(6) Participate in stabilizing life, livelihood, and local security before, during, and after natural disasters and epidemics 75 13.0 0.65
(7) Identify the risks of environmental pollution, changes in natural conditions, farming, and unusual weather phenomena 75 12.9 0.88
(8) Detect and promptly notify disease risks and new cases to the locality 68 11.8 0.76
Cronbach's α 0.95 0.91
Mean 7.3 6.9
SD 1.8 1.9