전방병원 건강증진사업이 장병 건강수준에 미치는 영향 평가 = The Effects Investigation of Health Promotion Program on Health Status

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

Objectives: This Study was accomplished in order to measure the effect which provide by Health Promotion Center in Forward Hospital and in order to examine the organizational culture of a military unit where cohort belong affects in health promotion program progress and result accomplished.
Methods: Provided program consisted of 5 fields; smoking cessation, nutrition, stress management, exercise and drinking control program. This program was provided after weekly intervention method control and limitation control. And also, basic health level of before program compared with health level of after program including. During program process, variation of fat, blood pressure and blood sugar were informed cohort and program provider. This Study has been conducted from April 2010 to October 2010.
Cohort were consisted of 35 officers including noncommissioned officers who were selected from three Forward Hospitals each 12 officers who showed over 2 metabolic syndromes at each Forward Hospital during general health check in that year. Program operators checked any improved effect of cohort's fat, blood pressure through everyday exercise and diet of cohort. And program operator used these results for health education and consulting. Three hospitals, each hospital has two health program operators. But, six operators unified programs before delivery and collected effects of program which delivered weekly. Difference for response of this survey by occupations were assessed with t - test or ANCOVA.
Results: The ratio of Officer's participation in Health Promotion Program give positive affection to soldiers regarding health promotion activity. In case of Officers, who involved in high risk of metabolic syndrome, showed improved results through participation ratio of exercise, no smoking. A military unit which operated health promotion program showed variation of positive results regarding no smoking practice, participation ratio of health program were better than a military unit compared with no operating health promotion program.