The results of health promotion project of personnel at Naval Medical Department

Abstract

The objective of this quasi-cohort study (The One Group Pretest-Posttest Design) was to compare the mean weight, waist circumference, knowledge, and attitude before and after the program, and to measure happiness, and post-admission satisfaction. The sample consisted of 37 personnel of the Naval Medical Department, 25 people who were recruited for Tai Chi exercise, and 12 cyclists. From February to May 2017, measured by average weight, waist circumference, knowledge, and attitude before participation in the project. After the project was completed for 3 months, the average weight, waist circumference, knowledge, attitude, happiness, and satisfaction were assessed after joining the project.

           The results of the analysis of information comparing the mean weight, waist circumference, knowledge, attitude, happiness, and satisfaction after participating in the overall project were found after joining the project. Weight loss average This was significantly better than before entering the project (p <.01). The mean waist circumference decreased. This was significantly better than before entering the project (p <.01). Mean BMI was lower, which was statistically better than before entering the project (p <.01). Knowledge average was better than before entering the project. The mean attitude was significantly better than before entering the program (p <.01). Happiness and overall satisfaction. After participating in the Tai Chi exercise program and cycling, the average was 82.43%, which is the highest level.