Factors Associated with Use Intention for Care Farming–Based Adult Day Care Services Among Pre-Older Adults

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This research aims to identify factors influencing the intention to use care farming-based adult day care services among pre-older adults.
Conducted an online survey among individuals aged 40 to 64 years, with a final analysis including 397 respondents.
Analyzed data using chi-square tests, correlation analysis, and logistic regression.
83.6% of respondents expressed an intention to use care farming services.
Chi-square results indicated significant differences in usage intention based on gender, age group, and awareness of care farming.
Logistic regression identified key factors related to intention: awareness of care farming (OR=2.546), expectation factors of care farming experience (OR=1.156), and expectation factors of adult day care services (OR=1.174).

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Explores intention to use care farming services in pre-older adults, indicating key influencing factors.

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