MULTIGROUP CAUSAL RELATIONSHIP MODEL OF HEALTH LITERACY AND BEHAVIOR ON FAMILY WELL-BEING AMONG THAI ADULTS AT RISK OF NCDS

Ungsinun Intarakamhang
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: The 9th Global Conference on Health Promotion, 2016 focused on health risks and wellbeing for sustainable development. Study design: Multi-group structural equation model study aims to develop a causal model of family well-being by mediating health literacy (HL) and to compare models between spouses in men and women and in urban and rural communities Methods: The samples included 2,000 spouses at risk of NCDs by stratified random sampling. Data were collected by Likert questionnaires with reliability of 0.79-0.93, using to analyze via CFA, and Multi-group SEM Results: A causal model of social norm and psychology capital affected to health behavior and family well-being by mediating HL in overall group was consistent with an empirical data. Causal factors had direct effects on health behavior including social norm, positive attitudes, psychology capital, and HL (β=0.11, 0.14, 0.30, and 0.41, *p < 0.05 respectively), Health behavior, and positive attitudes toward health had direct effects on family well-being (β= 0.36. and 0.42, *p < 0.05 respectively). All factors could predict health behavior, and family well-being of variance 70% and 50%, and invariance analysis of causal models were found that no difference between spouses in men and women. In addition, mean comparison of latent variables showed that the positive attitudes toward health in women was lower than men. Also, HL and positive attitudes toward health of spouses in urban were lower in rural communities. Conclusions: Health providers should improve the first priority of HL and positive attitude among Thai adult families in urban communities.
有非传染性疾病风险的泰国成年人的健康素养和家庭福祉行为的多组因果关系模型
: 2016年第九届全球健康促进会议的重点是健康风险和福祉促进可持续发展。研究设计:多组结构方程模型研究旨在通过中介健康素养(HL)建立家庭幸福的因果模型,并比较男性和女性以及城市和农村社区配偶之间的模型。方法:采用分层随机抽样的方法,样本包括2000名有非传染性疾病风险的配偶。采用信度为0.79 ~ 0.93的Likert问卷收集数据,运用CFA和多组SEM对数据进行分析。结果表明:社会规范和心理资本通过中介HL对整体群体健康行为和家庭幸福感的影响的因果模型与实证数据一致。社会规范、积极态度、心理资本和HL对健康行为有直接影响(β=0.11、0.14、0.30和0.41,*p < 0.05),健康行为和积极的健康态度对家庭幸福有直接影响(β= 0.36)。0.42, *p < 0.05)。所有因素均能预测健康行为,家庭幸福感的方差为70%和50%,因果模型的不变性分析发现男女配偶之间没有差异。此外,潜变量均值比较显示,女性对健康的积极态度低于男性。此外,城市居民对配偶健康的态度和积极态度在农村社区也较低。结论:卫生服务提供者应提高城市社区泰国成人家庭的HL优先级和积极态度。
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