Health Promotion Behavior of Chinese International Students in Korea Including Acculturation Factors: A Structural Equation Model

Kim, Sun Jung; Yoo, Il Young

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“…Applications of Pender's model guide the development of successful theory-based interventions and provided evidence of the effectiveness of several interventions based on this theory. Moreover, HPM is useful in decreasing risk factors of diseases, especially chronic diseases and symptoms, and promote healthy lifestyle [24].…”

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Health Promotion Model: An Integrative Literature Review

Aqtam¹,

Darawwad²

2018

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Background: The Health Promotion Model (HPM) indicates that each person is a biopsychosocial creature that is partially shaped by the environment, but also seeks to create an environment in which inherent and acquired human potential can be fully expressed. The HPM is proposed as a holistic predictive model of health-promoting behavior for use in research and practice. Purpose: The purpose of this review is to examine how the HPM has been applied in various research studies. Methods: An integrative review was used to find studies that were guided by the HPM. Data search was between 2008 to 2018 using Google Scholar, Scopus, Web of Science, Science Direct, PubMed, Medline, CINAHL, EBSCO, Cochrane, ERIC, Joanna Briggs Institute and EBSCO host. The keywords used were Pender's and Health Promotion Model. Results: Seventeen studies were reviewed; most of them were quantitative studies. These studies discussed variables from the HPM. Most of the study variables were measured using instruments derived from the HPM. The results of the reviewed studies revealed that the HPM had predictive value in estimating health-promoting behaviors. Conclusion: The HPM was widely established in the nursing community and was implemented in nursing practice, education, and research. In addition, the HPM constructs were used to hypothesize conceptual frameworks in many studies to predict health-promoting behaviors in many chronic diseases.

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Health Promotion Model: An Integrative Literature Review

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Darawwad²

2018

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“…Several researchers have addressed the hypothesised pathway linking components of the conceptual construct from different theories to predict health behaviours (Becker & Mainman, 1975; Ham, 2006; Kim & Yoo, 2016; Khamkon et al., 2014; Murphy, Vernon, Diamond, & Tiro, 2014; Norouzi, Jommand, & Tahmasebi, 2011; Zhou et al, 2012). However, few investigated the competitive model by the hypothesised testing approach to explain the variation of health behaviours in screening practice using the structural equation model (SEM).…”

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“…In this hypothesised model, the concept of intent was added to the attitudinal theoretical framework in which the belief, recent cues to action as subjective norms and intention predict the screening behaviour but intend as a factor between beliefs and behaviours ( Figure 2). Several researchers have addressed the hypothesised pathway linking components of the conceptual construct from different theories to predict health behaviours (Becker & Mainman, 1975;Ham, 2006;Kim & Yoo, 2016;Khamkon et al, 2014;Murphy, Vernon, Diamond, & Tiro, 2014;Norouzi, Jommand, & Tahmasebi, 2011;Zhou et al, 2012). However, few investigated the competitive model by the hypothesised testing approach to explain the variation of health behaviours in screening practice using the structural equation model (SEM).…”

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Comparison of competitive cognitive models in explanation of women breast cancer screening behaviours using structural equation modelling: Health belief model and theory of reasoned action

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Introduction The efficacy of the theory of reasoned action (TRA), compared with the health belief model (HBM), has not been fully elucidated in screening practices. Methods This population‐based cross‐sectional study was conducted with samples of 500 women aged 35–85 years, in the north of Iran. The data of demographic characteristics, awareness, health belief, subjective norms and screening behaviours were collected using standard instruments. Structural equation modelling (SEM) was applied to estimate the pathways of regression coefficients. Results The model that incorporated the health belief and the standardised coefficient of the knowledge scores influenced significantly on the health belief perception (beta = 0.375), and consequently, the health belief directly affected screening behaviours (beta = 0.73). In contrast, In TRA model, while the direct effect of knowledge on intention was negligible it has a greater indirect effect by mediating health belief and subjective norms (indirect beta = 0.35) on behaviour intention. A high coefficient of intention was observed by subjective norms (beta = 0.626), and the intention has a great positive effect on screening behaviour (beta = 0.601). All fitting indexes were quietly improved in the TRA model as compared with HBM. Conclusion Thus, the unifying structure of knowledge, health belief, subjective norms and intention improves the predictor power in breast cancer screening behaviours.

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“…A partir do momento em que o estudante se encontra adaptado ao meio universitário, ele passa a desenvolver estratégias de defesa para lidar com as dificuldades decorrentes da vida acadêmica como grande quantidade de matéria para estudo e consequente diminuição do tempo de atividades de lazer (Jun, Yang, & Lee, 2018). Dessa forma, o efeito do apoio social aos estudantes torna-se de suma relevância para o processo de adaptação o qual o estudante está vivenciando (Kim & Yoo, 2016).…”

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Redes sociais e apoio social em estudantes universitários: uma revisão integrativa

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Introdução: Durante a graduação, estudantes universitários ficam expostos a problemas de saúde mental, em decorrência de aspectos relacionados às suas redes sociais e ao apoio social. Nesse contexto, torna-se necessário estudos que explorem essa temática. Objetivo: identificar a produção científica sobre as redes sociais e o apoio social em estudantes universitários. Método: Trata-se de uma revisão integrativa da literatura, que consistiu na busca de estudos publicados nos últimos cinco anos, em cinco bases de dados internacionais. Resultados: Após o processo de seleção, foram incluídos 42 estudos. Destaca-se que a família, sobretudo a mãe, e os amigos, foram os principais apoiadores mencionados. Estudantes universitários entre 19 e 21 anos de idade obtiveram o menor escore de apoio social. De uma forma geral, o apoio social está associado a efeitos positivos na saúde dos universitários e a insuficiência do apoio social ligado a efeitos negativos. Foram relatadas associações positivas com a empatia, motivação intrínseca para estudar, bem-estar subjetivo e espiritual, inteligência emocional, desempenho acadêmico, satisfação com a vida, sucesso acadêmico, equilíbrio trabalho/vida, habilidades em resolver problemas, dentre outros fatores. Em contrapartida, a insuficiência de apoio social esteve associada ao estresse, depressão, solidão, ansiedade, uso de drogas, medo de engordar, transtornos mentais, dentre outras condições negativas. Conclusão: as redes sociais podem servir de apoio social ao longo da vida, se sobressaindo em períodos de transformações, mudanças e processos adaptativos, como os vivenciados durante o período de formação acadêmica, representando uma temática de interesse mundial.

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Health Promotion Behavior of Chinese International Students in Korea Including Acculturation Factors: A Structural Equation Model

Abstract: The Chinese students in Korea with higher self-esteem, perceived health status, acculturation level, and lower acculturative stress reported higher health promotion behavior. The findings can be applied to develop health promotion strategies for this population.

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Health Promotion Model: An Integrative Literature Review

Health Promotion Model: An Integrative Literature Review

Comparison of competitive cognitive models in explanation of women breast cancer screening behaviours using structural equation modelling: Health belief model and theory of reasoned action

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