在补充营养援助计划 (SNAP) 参与者中,在线杂货购物的障碍和促进者:混合方法研究
Elizabeth Anderson Steeves1, Rachel Gillespie2, Emily DeWitt2
1Center for Nutrition and Health Impact, Omaha, Nebraska, USA.
Ecology of food and nutrition
|August 18, 2024
概括
在线杂货购物被SNAP和非SNAP收件人看作是相似的. 大多数SNAP收款人对在线杂货购物使用他们的福利感到满意,这表明更广泛的采用潜力.
科学领域:
- 营养和食品政策 营养和食品政策
- 消费者行为研究 消费者行为研究
- 社会福利研究 社会福利研究
背景情况:
- 在线杂货购物提供了方便,但访问可能会有所不同.
- 补充营养援助计划 (SNAP) 正在探索在线购买选项.
- 了解用户的看法对于程序的有效性至关重要.
研究的目的:
- 探索SNAP收件人和非收件人对在线杂货购物的看法.
- 评估SNAP收款人使用其在线杂货购买福利的舒适度.
- 为了确定影响SNAP人口在线杂货购物采用的因素.
主要方法:
- 混合方法方法结合了调查和深度访谈.
- 使用t测试 (n=129) 分析的调查数据.
- 使用代码书主题分析分析的定性采访数据 (n=26).
主要成果:
- 在SNAP和非SNAP接收者之间的在线杂货购物观念没有显著差异 (p值为0.2-1.0).
- 97%的接受调查的SNAP收件人表示使用SNAP在线杂货购物的好处很舒服.
- 五个定性主题为定量发现提供了背景,突出了用户体验.
结论:
- 收到SNAP的用户通常对网上杂货购物有积极的看法.
- 舒适程度表明扩大在线SNAP杂货选项的可行性.
- 调查结果可以为政策制定提供信息,以改善在线获得粮食援助计划的机会.
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