Preffered Methods of Treating Obesity in Late Adulthood and Senior Age

IF 0.2 Q4 PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
J. Babečka, M. Popovicová, M. Belovičová, P. Snopek, RuzomberokSlovakia, Selvaraj Subramaniam, K. Lumpur., Roberto Cauda
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Objective: To identify preferred solutions – therapy - for over- weight and obesity in older adults and seniors Participants: Atotal of 110 respondents were contacted, out of which 14 refused to cooperate or filled in the questionnaire incor- rectly. The return of questionnaires was 96, i.e. 100%. The group of respondents consisted of individuals of both sexes, aged 50 and over, living in anatural social environment or in one of the se- lected institutions. Due to the fact that - in our opinion - arela- tively large amount of attention is paid to the senior age group while the group of people in the age range of 50-64 is forgotten, we have not chosen the senior age respondents exclusively. Methods: The data obtained by the processing of the question- naires were analytically evaluated. For statistical processing apro- gram StatisticaCz version 9 was chosen, adescriptive analysis of the data was performed, followed by analysis by comparing av- erages and particular tests of statistical significance (Chi-square test, Kruskal Wallis, KendalovoTau). Results: An adjustment of the diet as apart of the solution of the overweight and obesity therapy would be chosen by the most re- spondents, 75 (46.5%) of them. 44 (27.0%) respondents would choose sport or other physical activity. 11 (6.7%) respondents would deal with overweight and obesity pharmacologically - with the help of medications, and only 25 (15.3%) respondents would choose surgery as away of dealing with overweight and obesity. On the contrary, only 8 (4.9%) respondents were not interested in dealing with the weight gain. 24 (25.0%) respondents would choose the surgical way of solving obesity. Ananswer“possibly yes”was chosen by13 (13.5%) respondents. 21 (21.9%) individu- als inclined to the “rather not” variant. 33 (34.4%) respondents chose the “certainly not”answer. An answer“I don't know” was chosen by 5 (5.2%) respondents. Conclusion:Obesity is aglobal social problem which is not to be solved just in healthcare and it is certainly not an issue of an individual.
治疗晚期和老年肥胖的首选方法
目的:确定老年人和老年人超重和肥胖的首选解决方案-治疗参与者:共联系了110名受访者,其中14人拒绝合作或填写问卷错误。问卷回收率为96,即100%。调查对象包括50岁及以上的男女,生活在自然社会环境中或在选定的机构中。在我们看来,由于我们对老年人群的关注过多,而对50-64岁人群的关注却被忽略了,所以我们没有单独选择老年人群作为调查对象。方法:对问卷处理所得资料进行分析评价。统计处理选用apro- gram StatisticaCz version 9,对数据进行描述性分析,然后通过比较平均值和特殊统计显著性检验(卡方检验,Kruskal Wallis, KendalovoTau)进行分析。结果:75名(46.5%)受访者选择将饮食调整作为解决超重和肥胖治疗的一部分。44名(27.0%)受访者会选择运动或其他身体活动。11名(6.7%)的受访者会通过药物治疗来解决超重和肥胖问题,只有25名(15.3%)的受访者会选择手术来解决超重和肥胖问题。相反,只有8名(4.9%)受访者对处理体重增加不感兴趣。24人(25.0%)选择手术方式解决肥胖。13名(13.5%)受访者回答“可能是”。21人(21.9%)也倾向于“宁可不”变体。33名(34.4%)受访者选择“肯定不会”。5名(5.2%)受访者选择“我不知道”。结论:肥胖是一个全球性的社会问题,不只是在医疗保健中解决,当然也不是一个人的问题。
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