英文摘要 |
According to statistics from government database, the proportion of overweight students in junior high school was 30.6%; people aged 18 years or above with hypertension and diabetes accounted for 43.9%. These statistics indicate that the population with chronic diseases is becoming younger. In addition, the COVID-19 pandemic changed citizens' lifestyles. Our hospital cooperated with nearby schools and the foundation to create e-health campuses. We hope to educate students’ health knowledge, and health self-management concepts through technology as well as increase hospital brand image. Our hospital developed three stages to raise students' personal health care and management and induce behavioral changes as follow: 1.Our hospital cooperated with technology manufacturers to develop app and installed a bio-measurement device inside a convenience store near school as the test venue. 2.Our hospital designed tasks and health score rewards were designed to encourage students' participation. 3.Bio-measurement and scoring activities were set as regular courses of the schools. The results as follow: 1.The total of 1038 students participated in the measurement activities and accumulated 120,115 points. 2.The project won the Symbol of National Quality certification as “Child and Teenager Health Development Campus Establishment Plan” and the silver award as a hospital social responsibility sustainable project. In addition, the plan was published in a poster of the Kaohsiung Municipal Hospitals Joint Conference. Our hospital adopted the three-stage plans sequentially and changed students in cooperative schools. Only through continuous education can diseases be controlled effectively. The proposed method will be incorporated into curriculum guidelines and promoted to other schools in Kaohsiung to strengthen students’ health self-management concepts and enhance our hospital brand image. |