英文摘要 |
The purpose of this study was to explore the effect of healthy lifestyle courses on university students’ lifestyles. The quasi experimental design was adopted convenience sampling of 71 freshmen from the medical technology department and nursing department of a northern university. The experimental group consisted of 44 nursing students and the control group consisted of 27 medical technology students. The experimental group accepted 12 hours’ course on healthy lifestyles curriculum. The control group did not accept the curriculum. The posttest between the two groups showed that the experimental group had significant differences in nutrition, health responsibility and stress management (p<0.05 or p<0.00). The experimental group has more post-test scores than the control group. For example, the average score in nutrition is 23.80>21.59, health responsibility 26.79>24.66, stress management 26.50>23.66, indicating the effectiveness of the course. The healthy lifestyle of the experimental group was better than that of the control group before and after the test. The scores of the experimental group in nutrition, health responsibility, interpersonal relationship, stress management, spiritual growth, etc. there were significantly different (p<0.00), while the control group was in nutrition scores, interpersonal relationship and spiritual growth were significantly different (p<0.05 or p<0 .00), but the experimental group has improved more than the control group. The experimental group has improved more control group, for example, the average score in nutrition was 3.51>2.32, and in terms of stress management was 4.43>2.03, interpersonal relationships was 5.55>3.65, etc. The results of this study show that the intervention of a healthy lifestyle curriculum is more effective in increasing a healthy lifestyle than those who have not received the curriculum. The results of this study can be provided reference for relevant units to manage or promote the healthy lifestyle of college students in the future. |