Adding Coronary Heart Disease Centre on the impact of risk factors in patients with coronary heart disease.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 Adding Coronary Heart Disease Centre on the impact of risk factors in patients with coronary heart disease In recent years, with the improvement of living standards, coronary heart disease morbidity and mortality on the rise, our data show that many patients with coronary heart disease than die from the disease itself, but from lack of knowledge of their health and unhealthy way of life [1]. In response to these situation, our hospital in June 2008 set up a “coronary heart disease events center” through the establishment of reasonable care and related health education intervention model in order to control the primary disease, reduce risk factors, prevention of cardiovascular events, reduce patient readmission rate purposes. are reported below. 1 Materials and Methods 1.1 study Treatment from the hospital wards and coronary heart disease patients discharged from 200 patients randomly selected for the survey. 125 cases of male and female 75 cases, aged 34-86 years of age, education level: college 60 cases, 89 cases of secondary schools, primary schools and the following 51 cases, the patient volunteered, “coronary heart disease events center.” 1.2 Methods Adding “activity center with coronary heart disease.” Lifestyle assessment form completed to assess the risk factors for coronary heart disease patients to understand disease-related knowledge, awareness, smoking, drinking, diet, obesity and other 19 items to investigate in person to each case the survey asked, select or direct answer, the use of doctors, nurses, home to participate in the patient health education after discharge from hospital every 3 months on the table for re-evaluation time, evaluation of intervention effects. followed up for 2 years, observed by adding “crown Heart Disease Centre “after the life style and occurrence of major adverse cardiac events due to another hospital situation. 1.3 Intervention content 1.3.1 Health education intervent