Health promotion lifestyle profile scores are not associatedwith obesity in high school students

Limnili, Gizem; Özçakar, Nilgün; Kartal, Mehtap

doi:10.3906/sag-1412-84

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“…In a recent study of health risk behaviors in approximately 20,000 people in Germany, the level of education has been reported to reduce the risk of current smoking or risk of current smoking as well as being overweight, or risky drinking in addition to smoking and being overweight or risk of smoking plus being overweight plus low physical inactivity [37]. BMI was not associated with any of the components of the scale in our patients similar to another study in which health promotion lifestyle profile scores of high school students were not associated with obesity [21].…”

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“…In a prospective study, it was reported that by combining four healthy lifestyle factors, premature mortality could be reduced in both men and women, and those four factors were adherence to Mediterranean diet, keeping a normal BMI (18.5 to < 25.0), doing regular physical activity and being a nonsmoker [17]. International and local studies were conducted to investigate healthy lifestyle behaviors in many different populations, including elderly women [18], patients with chronic diseases [19], students [20][21][22], and workers [23][24][25].…”

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Determining health-promoting behavior in smokers preparing to quit: a holistic and personalized approach

2019

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Background Smoking cessation practices enable health professionals to identify lifestyle of their patients as an initial step to achieve predictive, preventive, and personalized medicine (PPPM). In this study, we aimed to investigate the relationship between the smoking habit and health-promoting behavior of patients who planned to quit smoking. Methods In this descriptive study, Health-Promoting Lifestyle Profile II (HPLP-II) was implemented to current smokers admitted to smoking cessation outpatient clinics of two tertiary hospitals. Patients without any comorbidities were included. Sociodemographic variables, Fagerström dependency test, and smoking habit were recorded. Descriptive and analytical statistical evaluations were performed. Results A total of 200 patients, 134 men (67%) and 66 women (33%) with a mean age of 34.49 ± 8.82, were included to the study. Among them, 90 (45%) were white collar, and 110 (55%) were blue-collar workers. Patients with BMI ≥ 25 were 126 (63%); Fagerström test score median was 7. Packages per year, dependency scores, the age the patients started smoking, and cigarettes smoked per day inversely correlated with health-promoting behavior. Our patients had high scores in spiritual growth and interpersonal relationships and had low scores in physical activity and stress management. Health-promoting behavior, health responsibility, self-actualization, and interpersonal relationships were less favorable in blue-collar workers than white-collar workers. Conclusions Smoking behavior affects especially physical activity and stress management in the study population preparing for smoking cessation. Health-promoting activities in smokers are influenced by occupation as well as dependency levels and smoking habits. Differences exist among white and blue-collar workers in health-promoting behavior. Defining and screening multiple health risk behavior in smokers empower predictive measures and targeted preventive medicine, such as maintaining healthy nutrition and leaving sedentary lifestyle along with efforts to quit smoking. Awareness about health-promoting behavior and thus identifying smokers who need lifestyle interventions can provide and attenuate a holistic and personalized approach in preventive medicine.

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Determining health-promoting behavior in smokers preparing to quit: a holistic and personalized approach

2019

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“…9Majority of the studies around the globe showed significant differences in health promoting behaviours among male and female. (9,11,15,16) With most of the studies reporting higher health promoting behaviours among male students than female students. This was contrast to the present study where there is no significant difference in the level of health promoting behaviour was found.…”

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Health Promoting Behavior Among School Going Adolescents in Puducherry-A Cross-Sectional Study

Swaminathan

Boratne

Patil

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Indian J Community Health

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Background: Health promotion is considered as a process that strengthens health conditions, shapes attitudes, supports behavioural changes to attain the utmost physical and mental health, and organizes the social and physical environment of a person. Aim & Objective: To identify the level of health-promoting behaviour and the associated socio-demographic factors among school-going adolescents in Puducherry. Settings and Design: A cross-sectional analytical study was conducted among 705 school-going adolescents of standard IX-XII from five government and private schools in rural and urban areas. Methods and Material: Multistage sampling was used to select the subjects and the Adolescent Health Promotion Score (AHP 40) was used to assess the health-promoting behaviour of an adolescent. The data was entered in MS Excel and analysed using SPSS v16. Statistical analysis used: Mean ± SD were used to summarize the Total Adolescent Health Promotion Score. Multiple linear regression model was used to assess the association between socio-demographic variables and Adolescent health promotion behaviour. Results: Among the 705 participants, the mean age of the students was 14.9 (±1.4). The mean AHP score of the students was 147.78(±20.59). It was observed that the majority of the students (53%) had a high health promoting behaviour. The number of siblings and father’s profession significantly predicted higher scores of adolescent health promoting behaviour. Conclusions: More than half of the student population had high level of health promoting behaviour. The family and school related variables had significant association with the health promoting behaviour of adolescents

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“…Self-efficacy, on the other hand, is a primary determinant that shapes and promotes human behaviors (23,24). Maintaining selfcare definitely requires higher levels of self-efficacy (28). A literature review indicated that there were only a few studies that particularly compared health promoting behaviors and self-efficacy.…”

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Relationship Between Adolescents’ Health Promoting Lifestyle Behaviors and Self-Efficacy

Binay¹

2016

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Aim: This research aims to determine the relationship between healthy lifestyle behaviors and self sufficiency of adolescents. Materials and Methods:The sample of this descriptive study has been constituted by 1749 students who were chosen via the stratified random sampling method. The students were picked from among the first graders of 12 different high schools, taking into consideration the type of school. In collecting the data for the study, Personal Information Form, giving identifying information about the 13-16 year-old adolescents; the Health Promoting Lifestyle Profile (HPLP) developed by Walker, Sechrist and Pender (1987); and the General Self-Efficacy Scale (GSE) by Jerusalem and Schawazzer (1979) were applied. The analysis of the data obtained from this study was done by Shapiro Wilk test, Student t test, ANOVA test and Tukey honest significant difference test. Results: The HPLP average score of adolescents was 127.88±21.16 and at middle level; GSE average score was 31.53±5.02 and above middle level. The GSE and HPLP average scores of the male students were higher than those of the female students. It was found that the mean scores of HPLP were moderately correlated with GSE scale mean scores (r=0.471) (p<0.001). Conclusion: As a result, adolescents must have appropriate skills in order to perform healty lifestyle behaviours. Self-Efficacy is an important factor in the acquisition of these skills.

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Health promotion lifestyle profile scores are not associatedwith obesity in high school students

Cited by 3 publications

References 15 publications

Determining health-promoting behavior in smokers preparing to quit: a holistic and personalized approach

Determining health-promoting behavior in smokers preparing to quit: a holistic and personalized approach

Health Promoting Behavior Among School Going Adolescents in Puducherry-A Cross-Sectional Study

Relationship Between Adolescents’ Health Promoting Lifestyle Behaviors and Self-Efficacy

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