英文摘要 |
The purpose of this study was to compare knowledge, attitude and health promotion behavior between tuberculosis (TB group) patients and non-tuberculosis patients (non-TB group). 216 subjects (TB group, 54, non-TB group, 162) from an aboriginal tribe in Hualien participated in this study from July to October 2003. Knowledge, attitude and health promotion behavior scales were used to collect data. The TB group was found to have more knowledge of TB than the Non-TB group. But their about TB high risk knowledge response rate less than 60% in the two group. The non-TB group showed a more positive attitude and better health promotion behavior than the TB group. The correlation between knowledge, attitude and health promotion behavior was positive. We suggest that not only provide best quality care for TB patients, but also enhance TB Knowledge for non-TB general public that will diminish threat to their health. |