한국인의 문제음주 및 알코올사용장애 연구

천성수,Rubelyn Inot,김미경,윤선미,정현미,유재현,이상숙 한국알코올과학회 2009 알코올과 건강행동연구 Vol.10 No.2

The Relationship between Alcohol Consumption and Emergency Room Injuries

Sungsoo Chun,Rubelyn Inot,Sunmee Youn,Gyuna Kim,Hyunmee Jung 한국알코올과학회 2009 한국알코올과학회 학술대회 Vol.2009 No.1

Alcohol Attributable Fraction of Disease in South Korea

Sungsoo Chun,Rubelyn Inot,Mi-Kyung Kim 한국알코올과학회 2010 한국알코올과학회 학술대회 Vol.2010 No.1

음주로 인한 평균수명 손실 추정

천성수,김규나,윤선미,Rubelyn Inot 한국알코올과학회 2009 알코올과 건강행동연구 Vol.10 No.1

A Comparison of Alcohol Secondhand Effects among Korean and U.S. College Students

Sungsoo Chun,Aeree Sohn,Easton A. Reid,Rubelyn Inot,Mi-Kyung Kim,Grace Percoheles,Sang-Sook Lee,Henry Wechsler 한국보건교육건강증진학회 2009 보건교육건강증진학회지 Vol.26 No.5

목적: 이 연구는 한국과 미국대학생의 음주로 인한 간접피해수준을 상대적으로 비교하기 위해 설계되었다. 방법: 하버드대학교의 대학생음주연구(CAS)의 2001년도의 원자료 10,924명의 데이터와 한국대학생음주연구(KCAS)의 2003년도의 원자료 2,385명의 데이터를 하나의 파일에 함께 넣어서 분석하였다. 조사도구는 CAS의 대학생용 조사설문지를 사용하였으며, 한국의 주종과 량과 관련하여서는 표준잔과 량을 기준으로 적용하였다. 지난 한 달 동안의 음주하였다고 한 학생의 알코올관련문제 및 간접피해의 정도를 비교하였으며, 연령과 음주빈도와 음주량 통제하여 로지스틱회귀분석의 결과로 제시하였다. 결과: 한국대학생들이 술 취한 동료를 돌봄, 성적인 폭행, 데이트 강간, 구토물들을 발견하는 것 등의 간접피해를 많이 받는 반면에 미국대학생들은 모욕을 당함, 심하게 다툼, 밀침을 당함, 학업에 방해를 받음, 폭행을 당함, 원치 않은 섹스를 함 등의 간접피해를 더 많이 겪고 있다. 결론: 미국대학생들은 상호관계에 의한 간접피해를 많이 느끼는데 비해서, 한국대학생들은 개인적이고 신체적인 간접피해를 더 많이 느끼고 있다. Objectives: To compare alcohol secondhand effects among US and Korean students. Methods: Nationally representative 4-year colleges of two countries were involved in this cross-national comparison study. Data from the 2001 U.S. College Alcohol Study and the 2003 Korean College Alcohol Study came from 120 colleges in 38 U.S. states and the District of Columbia and 60 colleges in Korea. Randomly selected 4-year college students from the U.S. (10,924) and Korea (2,385) participated in the study using self-reports of alcohol use and perceptions of drinking as assessed by College Alcohol Study questionnaires. Results: Korean students were tend to more likely to have being a victim of sexual assault or date rape, having to take care of drunken students and finding vomit in the hall or bathroom of residence, than US students, while US students were tend to more likely to have being insulted or humiliated, having a serious argument and quarrel, being pushed, hit, or assaulted, having study/sleep interrupted, and experiencing an unwanted sexual advance than Korean students. Conclusion: In general, US students were more likely to suffer interrelationship problems after drinking while Korean students were more likely to have physical and individual drinking related problems.

A Comparison of Alcohol Secondhand Effects among Korean and U.S. College Students

Chun, Sung-Soo,Sohn, Ae-Ree,Reid, Easton A.,Inot, Rubelyn,Kim, Mi-Kyung,Percoheles, Grace,Lee, Sang-Sook,Wechsler, Henry Korean Society for Health Education and Promotion 2009 보건교육건강증진학회지 Vol.26 No.5

목적: 이 연구는 한국과 미국대학생의 음주로 인한 간접피해수준을 상대적으로 비교하기 위해 설계되었다. 방법: 하버드대학교의 대학생음주연구(CAS)의 2001년도의 원자료 10,924명의 데이터와 한국대학생음주연구(KCAS)의 2003년도의 원자료 2,385명의 데이터를 하나의 파일에 함께 넣어서 분석하였다. 조사도구는 CAS의 대학생용 조사설문지를 사용하였으며, 한국의 주종과 량과 관련하여서는 표준잔과 량을 기준으로 적용하였다. 지난 한 달 동안의 음주하였다고 한 학생의 알코올관련문제 및 간접피해의 정도를 비교하였으며, 연령과 음주빈도 와 음주량 통제하여 로지스틱회귀분석의 결과로 제시하였다. 결과: 한국대학생들이 술 취한 동료를 돌봄, 성적인 폭행, 데이트 강간, 구토물들을 발견하는 것 등의 간접피해를 많이 받는 반면에 미국대학생들은 모욕을 당함, 심하게 다툼, 밀침을 당함, 학업에 방해를 받음, 폭행을 당함, 원치 않은 섹스를 함 등의 간접피해를 더 많이 겪고 있다. 결론: 미국대학생들은 상호관계에 의한 간접피해를 많이 느끼는데 비해서, 한국대학생들은 개인적이고 신체적인 간접피해를 더 많이 느끼고 있다. Objectives: To compare alcohol secondhand effects among US and Korean students. Methods: Nationally representative 4-year colleges of two countries were involved in this cross-national comparison study. Data from the 2001 U.S. College Alcohol Study and the 2003 Korean College Alcohol Study came from 120 colleges in 38 U.S. states and the District of Columbia and 60 colleges in Korea. Randomly selected 4-year college students from the U.S. (10,924) and Korea (2,385) participated in the study using self-reports of alcohol use and perceptions of drinking as assessed by College Alcohol Study questionnaires. Results: Korean students were tend to more likely to have being a victim of sexual assault or date rape, having to take care of drunken students and finding vomit in the hall or bathroom of residence, than US students, while US students were tend to more likely to have being insulted or humiliated, having a serious argument and quarrel, being pushed, hit, or assaulted, having study/sleep interrupted, and experiencing an unwanted sexual advance than Korean students. Conclusion: In general, US students were more likely to suffer interrelationship problems after drinking while Korean students were more likely to have physical and individual drinking related problems.

Comparison of Alcohol Secondhand Effects among Korean and U.S. College Students

천성수,손애리,이상숙,Henry Wechsler,Easton A. Reid,Rubelyn Inot,Grace Percoheles,김미경 한국보건교육건강증진학회 2009 보건교육건강증진학회지 Vol.26 No.5

Objectives: To compare alcohol secondhand effects among US and Korean students. Methods: Nationally representative 4-year colleges of two countries were involved in this cross-national comparison study. Data from the 2001 U.S. College Alcohol Study and the 2003 Korean College Alcohol Study came from 120 colleges in 38 U.S. states and the District of Columbia and 60 colleges in Korea. Randomly selected 4-year college students from the U.S. (10,924) and Korea (2,385) participated in the study using self-reports of alcohol use and perceptions of drinking as assessed by College Alcohol Study questionnaires. Results: Korean students were tend to more likely to have being a victim of sexual assault or date rape, having to take care of drunken students and finding vomit in the hall or bathroom of residence, than US students, while US students were tend to more likely to have being insulted or humiliated, having a serious argument and quarrel, being pushed, hit, or assaulted, having study/sleep interrupted, and experiencing an unwanted sexual advance than Korean students. In general, US students were more likely to suffer interrelationship problems after drinking while Korean students were more likely to have physical and individual drinking related problems. Objectives: To compare alcohol secondhand effects among US and Korean students. Methods: Nationally representative 4-year colleges of two countries were involved in this cross-national comparison study. Data from the 2001 U.S. College Alcohol Study and the 2003 Korean College Alcohol Study came from 120 colleges in 38 U.S. states and the District of Columbia and 60 colleges in Korea. Randomly selected 4-year college students from the U.S. (10,924) and Korea (2,385) participated in the study using self-reports of alcohol use and perceptions of drinking as assessed by College Alcohol Study questionnaires. Results: Korean students were tend to more likely to have being a victim of sexual assault or date rape, having to take care of drunken students and finding vomit in the hall or bathroom of residence, than US students, while US students were tend to more likely to have being insulted or humiliated, having a serious argument and quarrel, being pushed, hit, or assaulted, having study/sleep interrupted, and experiencing an unwanted sexual advance than Korean students. In general, US students were more likely to suffer interrelationship problems after drinking while Korean students were more likely to have physical and individual drinking related problems.

우리나라의 주세체계와 건강증진사업의 연계방안에 대한 연구

천성수 ( Sung Soo Chun ),노성원 ( Sung Won Roh ),이계성 ( Kye Seong Lee ),( Rubelyn E. Inot ) 대한보건협회 2010 대한보건연구 Vol.36 No.2

This study was conducted to analyse the current Liquor tax rate system and to develop the alternatives of tax system and suggest the best practices between the system and national health promotion activities. We reviewed the articles and sources from journals and official dacuments of Korean Government. The current Liquor tax rate system can`t control alcohol consumption, therefore It is necessary to change it to a system that is closer to that of other developed countries. First, it is necessary to change the current Liquor Tax Levy in Korea, which consists of a high tax rate for high priced alcohol and a low tax rate for low priced alcohol. Current Liquor tax was implemented without proper consideration of the percentage of alcoholic content in diferent beverages, and this is a loophole that leaks tax revenue and further contributes to consumption of the high percentage alcohol that increases alcohol harms. Second, alcohol has produced problems for Korean national health and its people, so a “Health Earmarked Tax” is appropriate to be levied for health promotion and harm prevention activities. And Levy Tax is one of alternatives for national health promotion. Third, it is an essential effort to increase the price of the alcoholic beverages for reducing alcohol consumption. It is necessary to do activities on the national health promotion fields such as lifestyle changing projects, alcohol research projects, treatment and rehabilitations projects for community, and so on by the health promotion funds from alcoholic beverages.