General information of research objects
death, trauma
After normality testing, the ages of the control group and the intervention group did not follow a normal distribution (Kolmogorov–Smirnov test, Baseline characteristics of general data of research subjects (Remark:*, Pearson Chi-square test; **, Fisher’s Exact test.The average age of the 132 survey subjects included in this section was 51.85 ± 12.19 years old; there were more women than men, accounting for 56.1%. The education level was mainly elementary school and below, accounting for 67.4%. The proportion of married people (including remarried) was 63.6% (12.9%). The occupation was mainly agriculture, accounting for 79.5%. The ethnic group was mainly Han nationality, accounting for 66.7%. The living status was mainly not living alone, accounting for 93.2%. The medical payment was mainly based on the new rural cooperative medical system, with a proportion of 65.9%. The family monthly income In the earthquake trauma experience of the study subjects, 34.1% were buried themselves during the earthquake, 35.6% were injured themselves, 3.8% were disabled, 38.6% experienced severe or above property losses caused by the earthquake, and 85.3% were injured during the earthquake. The survey respondents witnessed others being buried, 84.1% witnessed others being injured, and 71.2% witnessed the death of others. The specific trauma experience data of the intervention group and the control group are shown in Study subject’s earthquake trauma experience (Remark:*, Pearson Chi-square test; **, Fisher’s Exact test.