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The Investigation And Analysis Of Behavior Of The Patients With Coronary Atherosclerosis Or Coronary Heart Disease After Interventional Therapy

Posted on:2017-01-08Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:Y T DingFull Text:PDF
GTID:2284330488473448Subject:Public health
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Background:Coronary Heart Disease (CHD) and Coronary Atherosclerosis are two serious diseases among the world. In recent years, China is facing a more severe condition that much more people are at the risk of high incidence of CHD and Coronary Atherosclerosis with the development of the society. Peripheral Interface Controller (PCI) is becoming the main method to cure CHD. But in the long term, the effect of PCI is not as good as we hope. Secondary Prevention can make up for the long-term effect of the PCI, but the reality is that patients may not be aware of this.Objects:The purpose of this study is to analyze patients’ behaviors after PCI and investigate the association between the health condition and patients’ behaviors. With more evidence, it may guide the staff in the hospital to make some specific educational program for patients.Methods:Firstly, the investigation form was well-considered designed. After training the staff, they investigated the patients included and input the data into the computer. The observational targets includes:Further Consultation, Medication Compliance, Smoking Condition, Weight Condition, Take Exercise.Secondly, integrating the data, we compared the data between diagnosis and six months later. The data was analyzed using SPSS 23.0.Results:Coronary Heart Disease and Coronary Atherosclerosis prevention is faced with great pressure in China.923 cases were included to be investigated, including 490 males and 433 females. Medication Compliance:42.4% of 923 cases were intended not to take medicines after therapy. Smoking Condition:Most cases were trying to quit smoking after leaving hospital. Only 20 cases were not intended to quit at all. Weight Control:There was no obvious difference between the weight before and after the diagnosis. Exercise:Almost half of the cases did not exercise.Conclusion:Second Prevention did play an important role in recovering after diagnosis, but patients were not as positive as we hope. From the overall, we had several conclusions:1. The distribution is consistent with the pathophysiology of this disease, but the medical insurance is not completed.2. Further Consultation:Nearly half of the patients did not go back to see the doctor. The phenomenon may be associated with the severity of the disease, far-living and medical insurance.3. Medication Compliance:Medication taking is not very good six months after therapy.4. Smoking Condition:Patients are positive in quitting smoking, but several patients are still smoking. It shows that more education should be taken to these heavy-smoking patients.5. Weight Condition:Patients are not well aware of the association between weights and cardiovascular.6. Take Exercise:Nearly half of the patients did not take exercise and half of the patients taken exercise did not reach the intensity.Above all, staff related with medical working should pay more attention on the education of Second Prevention.
Keywords/Search Tags:Coronary Heart Disease, Coronary Atherosclerosis, Second Prevention, Interventional Therapy, Behavior
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