Mikyung Ryu

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Daegu University

South Korea

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Mikyung Ryu is an Assistant Professor at Daegu University in South Korea. Her research focuses on public health, specifically in the areas of infection control, sleep-related issues, and social contact patterns. Recent publications include studies on antibiotic use in pneumonia patients, the impact of sleep problems on work-family conflict, and hand-to-face contact behaviors among preschool children and adults. Dr. Ryu's work utilizes observational methods and health data analysis to inform public health strategies.

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Korea University

SOUTH KOREA

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Sunchon National University

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Ten-year trends of antibiotics used for patients with pneumonia at long-term care hospitals in the Republic of Korea: An analysis based on national health insurance claims data

Sleep‐related problems as a mediator in the association between depression and work–family conflict in middle‐aged female workers: A population‐based study

Hand-to-Face Contact of Preschoolers during Indoor Activities in Childcare Facilities in the Republic of Korea

An observational study of hand‐to‐face contact via videotaping of Korean older people in daily life settings

Characteristics of hand-to-environment contact during indoor activities in daily life among Korean adults using a video-based observation method

Hand-to-face contact behaviors during indoor activities in daily life among Korean adults: an observational pilot study using videotaping

National hospital quality measures for surgical site infections in South Korea: a survey among 20 expert physicians

Prospective Diary Survey of Preschool Children's Social Contact Patterns: A Pilot Study

Development of a Social Contact Survey Instrument Relevant to the Spread of Infectious Disease and Its Application in a Pilot Study Among Korean Adults

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Yun-Kyoung Choi

Hyang Soon Oh

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