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  • Effect of Continuous Health Data Collection System on Residents' Health Management

    ObjectiveTo explore the effect of continuous health data collection system on residents' heath management. MethodsFrom October 2012 to October 2013, 128 employees aged from 35 to 45 from a bank who volunteered to accept the health management were selected. They were to randomly divided into observation group and control group; the control group received routine outpatient management, while the health management group were observed with continuous data collection system (Zhengguangxing E Health System). We evaluate the changes in physiological indices of a healthy lifestyle one year later. ResultsOne year after administration, the poor lifestyle decreased in observation group obviously (smoking, drinking, poor diet and not take any exercise) compared with that in the control group (P<0.05). The relative health indicators including overweight, abnormal blood pressure, dyslipidemia, abnormal fasting blood-glucose, meliorated much more in observation group than that in the control group (P<0.05). ConclusionContinuous health data collection system for population health management is effective on health management.

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  • Association between Local Population's Lifestyle and the Morbidity of Cerebral Stroke in Ganzi Tibetan State: A Cross-sectional Study

    ObjectiveTo investigate the association between local population's lifestyle and the morbidity of cerebral stroke in Ganzi Tibetan state, so as to provided references for preventing stroke in the local region. MethodsA representative population sample (including residents, farmers and herdsmen) of Kangding, Dege, Ganzi, Litang and Batang county was selected through randomized cluster sampling from September 2010 to June 2012. Data including lifestyle, housing conditions and stroke status were collected using a questionnaire. Then statistic analysis was performed using SPSS 19.0 software. ResultsA total of 7 038 cases were investigated, of which 125 cases with cerebral stroke were found. The morbidity of stroke was 1 923/100 000. Smoking, alcohol drinking, excessive intake of salt and overweight were positively associated with the risk of cerebral stroke, while appropriate physical exercise was negatively associated with cerebral stroke. Housing conditions and height above sea level were not obviously associated with cerebral stroke. ConclusionThe prevalence of cerebral stroke is high in Ganzi Tibetan state, which is related to special local population's lifestyle. It is very important to reinforce the work for the prevention and control of stroke.

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