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URN	etd-0826122-131631	Statistics	This thesis had been viewed 61 times. Download 2 times.
Author	Jo-Ling Tu
Author's Email Address	b4595619@gmail.com
Department	Institute of Industrial Management
Year	2021	Semester	2
Degree	Master	Type of Document	Master's Thesis
Language	zh-TW.Big5 Chinese	Page Count	71
Title	Study on the role of policy guidance on the spatial distribution of home-based nursery personnel－A case study of Taipei area
Keyword	Leisure Constraints Hotspot Analysis Family child care provider Geographic Information System Kriging Spatial Statistics Kriging Spatial Statistics Geographic Information System Family child care provider Hotspot Analysis Leisure Constraints
Abstract	The Social and Family Affairs Administration Ministry of Health and Welfare (SFAA) counts 8,304 home care mothers in the Greater Taipei area. So far, 5,435 people have home care records, in order to cope with the impact of the national low birthrate on home care mothers by influence first make policy preparations. Based on the service level of individual home care nurses, this study conducted a statistical analysis of geographic information system hotspots and kriging spaces to understand the spatial distribution of home care nurses' service locations in the Greater Taipei area. Based on the statistics of home-based childcare and nanny personnel on the SFAA. The results of the study show that most of the home-based caregivers in the Greater Taipei area are concentrated in the city center. Using the Kriging method of geographic information system analysis, it is estimated that the distribution of home-based caregivers in Taipei and the districts of New Taipei is the same as that of Beitou, Taipei City, Beitou, Taipei City and New Taipei City. Shilin, Datong, Zhongshan and other four regions are the most. In the further analysis of hotspots, the intensity of service levels is estimated. The results show that the most senior home-based nursery staff in the Greater Taipei area are concentrated in Sanchong District, Banqiao District, and Zhongshan District. The junction of Shilin District and Daan District, followed by the junction of Shilin District, Neihu District, Nangang District and Wenshan District.
Advisor Committee	Chiu-Tang Lin - advisor Chun-Han Shih - advisor Chiu-Tang Lin - co-chair Chun-Han Shih - co-chair Tung -Liang Chen - chair
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Date of Defense	2022-06-24	Date of Submission	2022-08-26

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