ArticleFrontiers in rehabilitation sciences2026
Determinants of consumption level among target population in Chinese hot spring medical and long-term care integration with rehabilitation services model and value perception analysis based on the importance-performance analysis framework.
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Objective: This cross-sectional empirical study evaluates the Chinese Hot Spring Medical and Long-term Care Integration with Rehabilitation Services Model (Hot Spring MLR Model). By quantifying the demographic characteristics, behavioral determinants, and multidimensional value perceptions of the target population ( Methods: Primary empirical data were acquired from target users of the Hot Spring MLR Model ( Results: In the target population survey, the sub-health population constitutes the primary target group for the Hot Spring Medical and Long-term Care Integration with Rehabilitation Services Model (44.5%), with the highest participation rate observed in the traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) of Hot Spring Medical and Long-term Care Integration with Rehabilitation Services Model (82.1%). The consumption behavior within the Hot Spring Medical and Long-term Care Integration with Rehabilitation Services Model is significantly correlated with age, education, consumption motivation, and social media marketing channels ( Conclusion: Empirical evidence indicates that the optimal service configuration for the Hot Spring MLR Model lies in preventive interventions and holistic health management for sub-health populations. Furthermore, mitigating the quantified behavioral determinants and resolving the supply-demand discrepancies identified via the IPA matrix provide a strictly data-driven framework to optimize resource allocation and enhance overall service efficacy.
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