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研究生: 黃貞惠
Huang, Chen-Hui
論文名稱: 慢性腎臟病病人幫忙關係與健康促進生活型態之縱貫性研究:持守健康行為之中介影響
A Longitudinal Study of Helping Relationships and Health-Promoting Lifestyles among Patients with Chronic Kidney Disease: The Mediation Effect of Adherence to Healthy Behaviors
指導教授: 顏妙芬
Yen, Miaofen
學位類別: 博士
Doctor
系所名稱: 醫學院 - 護理學系
Department of Nursing
論文出版年: 2021
畢業學年度: 109
語文別: 英文
論文頁數: 91
中文關鍵詞: 慢性腎臟病幫忙關係重要關鍵人健康促進生活型態縱貫性研究持守健康行為中介影響
外文關鍵詞: chronic kidney disease, helping relationships, significant others, health-promoting lifestyle, longitudinal study, adherence, healthy behaviors, mediation effect
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  • 背景:中介影響之分析有助於醫護人員瞭解持守健康行為、幫忙關係及健康促進生活型態之關係,進而建立有效的照護策略。慢性腎臟病病人持守健康行為於幫忙關係與健康促進的生活型態之中介效果仍未被探討。
    目的:本研究目的為探討慢性腎臟病病人持守健康行為、幫忙關係及健康促進生活型態的長期軌跡變化及相關因素,並檢視持守健康行為對於幫忙關係與健康促進生活型態之長期中介影響。
    方法:研究設計為二年長期縱貫性研究。研究對象預邀請於南臺灣門診之242位慢性腎臟病病人,並排除接受腎臟替代療法及無法溝通之病人。研究測量工具包含人口學及疾病相關變項、持守健康行為量表、重要關鍵人幫忙關係量表及中文版健康促進生活型態量表。統計方法以SPSS第17版之邏輯式回歸分析流失率是否為完全隨機結果;於描述性統計針對類別變項呈現次數分配及百分比、連續性變項則以平均值及標準差顯示。推論性統計則採用廣義估計方程式了解持守健康行為、幫忙關係及健康生活型態,持續追蹤二年四次之歷程變化,並辨認統計顯著變項為中介效果之控制變項。中介效果檢測分析以拔靴法於R統計軟體進行之。
    結果:共收案250位研究個案經四次追蹤研究後,排除追蹤期間個案死亡、接受腎臟替代療法、無法溝通及拒絕之病人50位,流失率為20%,最後之研究對象為200位,統計顯示個案流失為隨機結果。本研究對象多為男性(59.5%)、平均年齡64歲(標準差13.4)、已緍(82%)、接受12年國教以上(54%)、無工作或退休(57%)、有高血壓(67.6%)、及有其他共病症(86.4%)、平均身體質量指數25.5 kg/m2(標準差4.5)、平均腎絲球過濾率44.5 ml/min/1.73m2(標準差32.4)、多為慢性腎臟病3b期(26%)。慢性腎臟病病人持守健康行為的趨勢變化呈現緩慢的上升、幫忙關係則先下降後上升走向。多數健康促進生活型態層面一開始呈現波動後上升走勢,於壓力管理及健康責任層面則出現統計顯著之持續上升趨勢。而於身體活動則呈現未達統計顯著之波動後下降趨勢。比較各層面之健康促進生活型態之得分,分數最高為人際關係與健康責任層面,而身體活動層面則得分最低。健康促進生活型態之多數層面與共病症指數、幫忙關係及持守健康行為有關。中介影響分析結果,顯示慢性腎臟病病人持守健康行為顯著的部份中介影響幫忙關係及多數健康促進生活型態層面,除靈性成長、健康責任及身體活動層面於特定追蹤時間呈現顯著的完全中介影響。
    結論:慢性腎臟病病人在二年的追蹤中,持守健康行為呈現持續緩慢的提升,然而幫忙關係及多數健康促進生活型態層面則出現顯著的動態變化。共病症指數、幫忙關係及持守健康行為與健康促進生活型態多數健康促進生活型態層面有關。持守健康行為是幫忙關係及健康促進生活型態之靈性成長、健康責任及身體活動層面之重要中介角色。
    護理應用:儘早辨認慢性腎臟病病人持守健康行為,同時增加重要關鍵人和病人的幫助關係,以完善健康促進生活型態的維持。研究人員未來可根據本研究結果,考慮募不同環境的參與者,並調查這些因素之關係達2年以上、或進行介入性研究。

    Background: To Apply mediation analysis would help health care providers clarify the relationships among helping relationships, health-promoting lifestyles, adherence to healthy behaviors and facilitate to develop effective care strategies. The mediating role of adherence to healthy behaviors on the association between helping relationships and health-promoting lifestyles has not yet been explored among patients with chronic kidney disease (CKD).
    Purpose: This research aimed to explore the longitudinal trajectories of adherence to healthy behaviors, helping relationships and health-promoting lifestyles and related factors as covariates and examine longitudinal mediation effects of adherence to healthy behaviors on the association of certain factors (helping relationships and health-promoting lifestyles) among patients with CKD.
    Method: A two-year longitudinal study was conducted. A total of 242 adults with CKD who attended outpatient clinics in southern Taiwan would be invited to participate. Individuals who received renal replacement therapy (RRT) and were unable to communicate were excluded. Study measurements included demographic and disease-related characteristics, a scale of adherence to healthy behaviors, a scale of helping relationships from significant others, and a scale of health-promoting lifestyles profile-II-Chinese version as well. Using logistic regression examined whether missing completely at random via software SPSS V.17. Regarding descriptive statistics, distributions and percentages of categorical variables were used, while continuous variables were analyzed in terms of means and standard deviations (SDs) by utilizing SPSS V.17. In relation to inferential statistics, the generalized estimating equations (GEE) used to show the trajectories of adherence to healthy behaviors, helping relationships, and health-promoting lifestyles for four times over two-year period as well as identify the statistically significant variables as the covariates for further mediation analysis. The bootstrap confidence interval was used to explore longitudinal mediation effects by using the statistical software R.
    Results: A total of 250 individuals followed up four times over two years. After excluding death, receiving RRT, being unable to communicate due to other diseases, and voluntary withdrawal, the final sample size were 200 participants with missing completely at random (50 missing and attrition rate 20%). The majority of participants were male (59.5%), mean age 64 (SD: 13.4), married (82%), had at least a 12th grade education (54%), were unemployment or retired (57%), had hypertension (67.6%), with comorbidities (86.4%), mean body mass index 25.5 kg/m2 (SD: 4.5), mean eGFR 44.5 ml/min/1.73m2 (SD: 32.4) with CKD stage 3b. The two-year longitudinal trajectory of adherence to healthy behaviors showed a minor increasing trend, while helping relationships demonstrated a downward direction and then an upward direction. The most dimensions of health-promoting lifestyles presented fluctuating trends then rising trends. The trajectories of health-promoting lifestyles in stress management and health responsibility dimensions showed continuous significantly increasing trends. While physical activity dimension illustrated a non-significant dynamic trend then decreasing trend. In comparison with the scores of each dimension of the health-promoting lifestyles, the highest scores were interpersonal relations and health responsibility dimensions, whereas the physical activity dimension showed the lowest score. The results of mediation analysis showed adherence to healthy behaviors significantly partially mediated on the associations between helping relationships and most dimensions of health-promoting lifestyles. Whereas the adherence to healthy behaviors significantly entirely accounted for the associations between helping relationships and spiritual growth, health responsibility as well as physical activity dimensions of health-promoting lifestyles at certain times.
    Conclusion: The trajectory of adherence to healthy behaviors showed a slight increasing trend, while helping relationships and most dimensions of health-promoting lifestyles illustrated dynamic changes among patients with CKD over two-year follow-up. Comorbidities, helping relationships and adherence to healthy behaviors correlated with the most dimensions of health-promoting lifestyles. The adherence to healthy behaviors played a significant mediating role in relation to the helping relationships and spiritual growth, health responsibility as well as physical activity dimensions among patients with CKD over two years.
    Nursing Implications: Early identification of adherence to healthy behaviors and simultaneously increasing helping relationships from significant others and patients are needed to optimize the maintenance of healthy lifestyles among patients with CKD. Based on the findings of the study, researcher can consider missing individuals and recruiting participants from different setting as well as investigate the relationships among these factors for periods of time longer than two years or develop an interventional study in the future.

    中文摘要 I ABSTRACT III 致 謝 (ACKNOWLEDGE) V TABLE OF CONTENTS VI LIST OF TABLES X LIST OF FIGURES XI CHAPTER ONE 1 INTRODUCTION 1 1.1 Background and Significance 1 1.2 Purpose of the Study 3 1.3 Research Questions 3 1.4 Research Hypotheses 3 CHAPTER TWO 4 LITERATURE REVIEW 4 2.1 Patients with Chronic Kidney Disease 4 2.2 Adherence to Healthy Behaviors 5 2.2.1 Concept of Adherence to Healthy Behaviors 5 2.2.2 Measurement Issues 6 2.2.3 Adherence to Healthy Behaviors among Patients with Chronic Kidney Disease 6 2.3 Helping Relationships 7 2.3.1 Concept of Helping Relationships 7 2.3.2 Measurement Issues 8 2.3.3 Helping Relationships among Patients with Chronic Kidney Disease 9 2.4 Health-promoting Lifestyles 9 2.4.1 Concept of Health-promoting Lifestyles 9 2.4.2 Measurement Issues 10 2.4.3 Health-promoting Lifestyles among Patients with Chronic Kidney Disease11 2.5 The Relationships among Adherence to Healthy Behaviors, Helping Relationships, and Health-promoting Lifestyles in Patients with Chronic Kidney Disease. 12 2.6 The Influence factors among Adherence to Healthy Behaviors, Helping Relationships, and Health-promoting Lifestyles in Patients with Chronic Kidney Disease. 13 CHAPTER THREE 15 METHOD 15 3.1 Conceptual Framework 15 3.2 Research Design 16 3.3 Participants 16 3.4 Measurements 17 3.4.1 Demographics and disease-related characteristics 1717 3.4.2 Adherence to Healthy Behaviors Scale (AHBS) 1818 3.4.3 Helping Relationships from Significant Others Scale (HRSO) 18 3.4.4 HealthHealth--Promotion Lifestyle ProfilePromotion Lifestyle Profile--II ChineseII Chinese--versionversion (HPLP-II) 19 3.5 Procedures 19 3.6 Data Analysis 20 3.7 Ethical Consideration 23 CHAPTER FOUR 24 RESULTS 24 4.1 Longitudinal Sampling 24 4.1.1 Longitudinal Sample Sizes 24 4.1.2 Longitudinal Sampling Evaluation 25 4.2 Demographics and Disease-related Characteristics 25 4.3 Statistics of Adherence to Healthy Behaviors, Helping Relationships, and Health-promoting Lifestyles 27 4.3.1 The Trajectories of Adherence to Healthy Behaviors, Helping Relationships, and Health-promoting Lifestyles 27 4.3.2 Statistically Significant Influencing Factors of Health-promoting Lifestyles 3434 4.3.3 The Longitudinal Mediation Effects of Adherence to Healthy Behaviors on Helping Relationships Towards Health-promoting Lifestyles 45 CHAPTER FIVE 52 DISCUSSION 52 5.1 Participants Discussion 52 5.1.1 Longitudinal Sampling 52 5.1.2 Demographics and Disease-related Characteristics 52 5.2 The Trajectories of Adherence to Healthy Behaviors, Helping Relationships and Health-promoting Lifestyles 52 5.2.2 The Trajectory of Helping Relationships 53 5.2.3 The Trajectories of Health-promoting Lifestyles 54 5.3 The Longitudinal Mediation Effects of Adherence to Healthy Behaviors on Helping Relationships Towards Health-promoting Lifestyles 55 5.3.1 Covariates of Health-promoting Lifestyles 55 5.3.2 The Longitudinal Mediation Effects 56 CHAPTER SIX 59 CONCLUSION AND SUGGESTIONS 59 6.1 Conclusion 59 6.2 Nursing Implications 59 6.3 Strengths and Limitations 60 APPENDICES 62 Appendix A: Conflict of Interest 62 Appendix B: Funding/ Support 62 BIBLIOGRAPHY 63

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