Efficacy of Health Belief Model in Enhancing Exercise Behavior to Preventing Stroke among Geriatrics Homes Residents in Baghdad City

Baktash, Mohmmed Qassim; Naji, Arkan Bahlol

doi:10.5958/0976-5506.2019.00415.7

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“…This study disagreement with Nasir et al, 2020) who found the majority of the sample were women (14) . This study similar with (Baktash and Naji,2019) (15) , who found the (BMI) of (25.2). As shown in Table 2 the most common sample was using smoking and hookah approximately (n= 48; 60%) and Alcohol consumption about (n=14; 17.5%).…”

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“…The results of this table (4) indicate that there was no statistically significant difference (p > 0.05) in the health beliefs model concepts, motivation, Behavioral control and Behavioral Intensions at evaluation of preventive behaviors of addiction among students. This study consistent with (20) in Iraq showed that the no significant in health belief model concepts in pre-test education program.…”

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“…Variables tested were measured using X 2 -test. (11)(12)(13)(14)(15);upper lower class(5-10);lower class<5 .…”

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“…F: Frequency, %: Percent, χ 2 : Chi-square, all group differences p > 0.05, types of study reported by Total score distributes according kuppuswamy's; upper class(26-29);upper middle class(16)(17)(18)(19)(20)(21)(22)(23)(24)(25);lower middle class…”

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Evaluation of Preventive Behaviors of Addiction among Students: Application of Health Belief Model

Younis,

Naji

2021

Indian Journal of Forensic Medicine & Toxicology

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Background: Addiction is significant health concern worldwide. Addiction is inveterate trouble which is associated with significant morbidity and mortality. Objectives:The purpose of this study was to evaluation of preventive behaviors of addiction among students in Mosul City during apply of Health Belief Model Materials and Method: This study is based on descriptive design and includes randomly selected students in Mosul University included (Political Science, Engineering, Sciences and Nursing Colleges). The sample size was (80) students. Data were gathered in 1st of October / 2019 till 12 of May / 2020 using a questionnaire method. The instrument consist of two parts; part I, involved, to describe the student's socio-demographic characteristic such as (age, gender, grade, college ,socioeconomic status) the part II, involved the using scale to measure students' beliefs towards of addiction.Results: demonstrated that the results of study the overall mean age for the participants was 23.53 (SD = 2.06). Concerning body mass index (BMI) most of participants were normal body weight. The overall mean BMI for participants was 21.23 (SD = 2.53). Conclusion:These researchers found that the Health Belief Model concepts toward addiction were the no significant improvement.

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“…Variables tested were measured using X 2 -test. (11)(12)(13)(14)(15);upper lower class(5-10);lower class<5 .…”

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Evaluation of Preventive Behaviors of Addiction among Students: Application of Health Belief Model

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Naji

2021

Indian Journal of Forensic Medicine & Toxicology

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“…While we cannot live forever, we can live longer and be healthier in our later years by making a few lifestyle modifications. (13) Behavior modification is critical in the prevention of noncommunicable illnesses. (14) Consistently adhering to health behaviors is essential for health promotion.…”

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Using the Health Belief Model to Understand Physical Activity Behavior among Older Adult at Geriatric Care Home

Niama¹,

Naji²

2022

PJMHS

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Background and objectives: PA is a highly successful behavior for preventing and controlling a wide variety of common disorders and it plays an important part in the promotion of a healthy lifestyle as well as the reduction of death rates. The study aimed to The study aimed to assess the physical activity behavior level and to identify the association between study variables and PA. Methods: A descriptive study was conducted at geriatric care home to identify the older adult behavior related to physical activity. The study included a random sample of 70 older adults who were selected from geriatric care home in Baghdad City. The study data were collected by use PASE questionnaire and questionnaire of health beliefs bout physical activity The descriptive statistical measures of frequency and percentage were used. Mean and standard deviation were also used. The linear regression, independent-sample t-test, and one-way analysis of variance were also used. Results: The study showed that the majority of the participants in the study were aged between (60-65) years and most of them were males (65.7%), and the majority are singles (38.6%), with respect to the level of education, less than a half are elementary school graduates (45.7%), and more than two fifth are overweight (42.9%). The study finding indicated that the clear majority have a fair physical activity level (92.9%) followed by a small proportion who enjoy a good physical activity level (7.1%). Conclusion: Researchers concluded that using the HBM to understand PA behavior in general provides a better understanding of how such beliefs can be influenced to improve older adults' physical activity engagement. The best concept of the health belief model to understand physical activity behavior was cues to action. Recommendations: The researchers recommended designing illustrated indicative programs of physical activity that take into account individual differences between older adults and those who suffer from diseases or disabilities and programs that promote health beliefs and correct misconceptions about physical activity among older adults. Keywords: Physical Activity (PA) behavior, Old adults, Health Belief Model (HBM)

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Evaluation of Glucose Level- controlling Behaviour for Clients with Diabetes Mellitus

Abbood¹,

Naji²

2023

MJN

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Background:The global prevalence of diabetes mellitus is rapidly increasing and poses a worrying sign and threat to global health unless interventions are created through community awareness and knowledge of different aspects of diabetes mellitus. (Rania Ayad Abdul Karim and Huda Adnan Habib, 2022).Objective: this study aims to evaluate glucose level controlling behaviors for clients with diabetes. Methods :The current investigation is conducted utilizing an experimental design with a control group method from November 25, 2021, to November 20, 2023. Statistical sample of (60) diabetic clients who are present, chosen at random. The sample is chosen at random, with 30 clients in each of the experimental and control groups being evenly dispersed.. Results: 50.0% (30) of the sample at age (36-45) years, according to the research 49 out of the sample's 81.7% of men were male. 40 out of the sample, or 66.7%, were married. 16.2% (26.7%) of the sample had at least a bachelor's degree. 30 out of the sample's 50.0% were employed. 58.3% (35) of the sample are rural residents, making up 71.7% (43) of the sample's socioeconomic status.All questions were significant at the p-value of 0.000, with the exception of the ones asking whether or not you assess your blood sugar levels after receiving a diagnosis. These questions were both non-significant at the p-value of 0.250 and 0.094, respectively. Conclusions:The study concluded that the respondents answers were good since the answers were significant

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Efficacy of Health Belief Model in Enhancing Exercise Behavior to Preventing Stroke among Geriatrics Homes Residents in Baghdad City

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Evaluation of Preventive Behaviors of Addiction among Students: Application of Health Belief Model

Evaluation of Preventive Behaviors of Addiction among Students: Application of Health Belief Model

Using the Health Belief Model to Understand Physical Activity Behavior among Older Adult at Geriatric Care Home

Evaluation of Glucose Level- controlling Behaviour for Clients with Diabetes Mellitus

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