Sub-health status and its related factors among civil servants in Tianjin
Jun Liu
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Jun Liu
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Objective To comprehense the sub-health status and its related factors in civil servants in Tianjin for pro-moting the official's health.Methods The subjects were obtained with stratified cluster sampling method.A questionnaire was abopted to collcet information on general situation,diseases history,sub-health status,mental health and lifestyle.Results For 3 000 questionnaires issued,2 900 were collected with 2 822 valid questionnaires.Four diseases were highly prevalent among the participants,including fatty liver(17.86%),hypertension(14.64%),cervical and lumbar disease(14.25%),and high blood fats(13.11%).Multi-variable analysis disclosed that age(odds ratio=1.015,95% confidence interval:1.005-1.026),living area(OR=1.109,95%CI:1.018-1.208),disease history(OR=1.986,95%CI:1.593-2.475),total income(OR= 0.871,95%CI:0.777-0.977),having meal in time(OR=1.198,95%CI:1.057-1.357),smoking(OR=1.363,95%CI:1.099-1.690),sleep hours(OR=0.893,95%CI:0.814-0.979),and mental health score(OR= 1.921,95%CI:1.796-2.054) were related factors of sub-health.Conclusion The civil servants have a high prevalence of sub-health and some chronic diseases and is a focus group for health management.
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Objective To comprehense the sub-health status and its related factors in civil servants in Tianjin for pro-moting the official's health.Methods The subjects were obtained with stratified cluster sampling method.A questionnaire was abopted to collcet information on general situation,diseases history,sub-health status,mental health and lifestyle.Results For 3 000 questionnaires issued,2 900 were collected with 2 822 valid questionnaires.Four diseases were highly prevalent among the participants,including fatty liver(17.86%),hypertension(14.64%),cervical and lumbar disease(14.25%),and high blood fats(13.11%).Multi-variable analysis disclosed that age(odds ratio=1.015,95% confidence interval:1.005-1.026),living area(OR=1.109,95%CI:1.018-1.208),disease history(OR=1.986,95%CI:1.593-2.475),total income(OR= 0.871,95%CI:0.777-0.977),having meal in time(OR=1.198,95%CI:1.057-1.357),smoking(OR=1.363,95%CI:1.099-1.690),sleep hours(OR=0.893,95%CI:0.814-0.979),and mental health score(OR= 1.921,95%CI:1.796-2.054) were related factors of sub-health.Conclusion The civil servants have a high prevalence of sub-health and some chronic diseases and is a focus group for health management.
Key concepts: Medicine, Odds ratio, Confidence interval, Civil servants, Mental health, Demography, Environmental health, Logistic regression