英文摘要 |
The main purpose of this research is to study the effectiveness of a weight control program through using network physiological signal monitors. From individual health checkup record, those who met the criteria of BMI≧24 were selected. 100 subjects were evenly divided into inferve ntion and control groups. Subjects of both groups were asked to complete pre-test, post-test and after post-test questionnaires. Forty-four subjects (88%) from the intervention group and 34 subjects (68%) from the control group completed the study respectively. Key results were found as follows: 1. Having conducted the network physiological signal monitoring weight-control program for three months, the subjects in the intervention group scored significantly better in weight-control knowledge and high density pipoprotein (HDL) than those in the control group. The differences in HDL level were found statistically significant (P<.01) in both post-test and after post-test. Though no significant differences were found for total cholesterol level and uric acid in post-test, the differences reached statistically significant level in after post-test. 2. There were no statistically significant differences were found in BMI, waist circumference and diastolic pressure in both post-test and after post-test. Though there was no statistical difference between groups, the effect of BMI on primary endpoint for the subjects in the intervention group decreased 1 unit in average. In refer to the association of relative mortality risk from all causes in clinical, the risk of death decreased by 9%. As compared the results to the control group, the effect of BMI and risk of death increased 0.5 unit and 4.5%, respectively. The risk of death between the intervention group and the control group made 13.5% difference. |