Objective:To observe the effect of visual training on cognitive function in stoke patients.Methods:Eighty stroke patients with cognitive dysfunction were divided into two groups(n?40 in each group).The control group r...Objective:To observe the effect of visual training on cognitive function in stoke patients.Methods:Eighty stroke patients with cognitive dysfunction were divided into two groups(n?40 in each group).The control group received conventional rehabilitation therapies.The experimental group received visual training in addition to the conventional therapies.This training was administered for 30 min once a day,five times a week,for four weeks.All patients were screened with the Montreal Cognitive Assessment(MoCA)both before and after the four weeks of intervention.Results:After the four-week intervention,patients in the experimental group increased their scores for attention and concentration,executive function,memory,visual skills,abstract thinking,calculation,and directional force,as well as their total standard score(p<0.01).The patients in the control group also increased their scores in the executive function,visual skills and abstract thinking,as well as their total standard score(p<0.05).However,the experimental group scored higher than the control group for both the individual and total standard scores(p<0.05).Conclusion:Visual training could improve cognitive function of patients with stroke.展开更多
Purpose:To determine the correlation between socioeconomic status and health selfmanagement in the elderly and to provide a scientific basis for the promotion of healthy ageing.Methods:We recruited 6173 people aged60...Purpose:To determine the correlation between socioeconomic status and health selfmanagement in the elderly and to provide a scientific basis for the promotion of healthy ageing.Methods:We recruited 6173 people aged60 years from three regions in Hebei Province using the multi-stage stratified cluster sampling method.The participants were surveyed using questionnaires.Results:The health self-management behaviours of elderly people differed with the area of residence,education level,and personal monthly income.An ordered probit model showed that behaviours were better in elderly people who lived in urban areas,who were educated to college level or higher,and with higher monthly incomes(p<0.05).Conclusion:Socioeconomic status plays a decisive role in health self-management in the elderly.We suggest appropriate measures for promoting health self-management among the elderly.展开更多
基金the Ethics Committee of Hebei United University(approval number 14057/2014),and the patients voluntarily joined this study with informed consents.
文摘Objective:To observe the effect of visual training on cognitive function in stoke patients.Methods:Eighty stroke patients with cognitive dysfunction were divided into two groups(n?40 in each group).The control group received conventional rehabilitation therapies.The experimental group received visual training in addition to the conventional therapies.This training was administered for 30 min once a day,five times a week,for four weeks.All patients were screened with the Montreal Cognitive Assessment(MoCA)both before and after the four weeks of intervention.Results:After the four-week intervention,patients in the experimental group increased their scores for attention and concentration,executive function,memory,visual skills,abstract thinking,calculation,and directional force,as well as their total standard score(p<0.01).The patients in the control group also increased their scores in the executive function,visual skills and abstract thinking,as well as their total standard score(p<0.05).However,the experimental group scored higher than the control group for both the individual and total standard scores(p<0.05).Conclusion:Visual training could improve cognitive function of patients with stroke.
基金supported by the National Social Science Fund Project(ID:12BRK017).
文摘Purpose:To determine the correlation between socioeconomic status and health selfmanagement in the elderly and to provide a scientific basis for the promotion of healthy ageing.Methods:We recruited 6173 people aged60 years from three regions in Hebei Province using the multi-stage stratified cluster sampling method.The participants were surveyed using questionnaires.Results:The health self-management behaviours of elderly people differed with the area of residence,education level,and personal monthly income.An ordered probit model showed that behaviours were better in elderly people who lived in urban areas,who were educated to college level or higher,and with higher monthly incomes(p<0.05).Conclusion:Socioeconomic status plays a decisive role in health self-management in the elderly.We suggest appropriate measures for promoting health self-management among the elderly.
