Health Literacy in Veterans with Spinal Cord Injury Referred to Khatam Alanbia Hospital, Tehran, Iran

N. Sedghigoyaghaj, Zahra Seidi, Zahra Darvishi, F. Mokhtari
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neglected. This s tudy aimed to determine health literacy in veterans with spinal cord injury referred to Khatam Hospital, Iran. Materials and Methods: This s tudy was a descriptive-analytical cross-sectional s tudy. All veterans with paraplegia following spinal cord injury, who were referred to Khatam Alanbia Hospital in 2018 were our s tatis tical research community. 200 veterans were selected and examined through the purposive sampling method based on inclusion criteria. Demographic characteris tics of veterans and Iranian adult health literacy ques tionnaires were used to collect data. Results: The overall health literacy score was inadequate in 38% of the veterans. The mean score of health literacy was 51.4 ± 8.8. The aspect of access to health literacy promotion resources received the highes t score and there was a significant relationship between health literacy, education, and occupation. Conclusion: The data revealed that the level of health literacy of veterans with spinal cord injury is not desirable. Improving health literacy in these patients reduces the complications and promotes self-care behaviors.
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脊髓损伤退伍军人的健康素养转到伊朗德黑兰Khatam Alanbia医院
忽视了。本研究旨在确定伊朗哈塔姆医院脊髓损伤退伍军人的健康素养。材料与方法:本研究为描述性分析型横断面研究。2018年转诊到哈塔姆阿兰比亚医院的脊髓损伤截瘫退伍军人均为我们的医学研究界人士。选取200名退伍军人,采用基于纳入标准的目的抽样方法进行调查。使用退伍军人的人口统计学特征和伊朗成人健康素养问卷收集数据。结果:38%的退伍军人整体健康素养得分不足。健康素养平均得分为51.4±8.8分。健康素养促进资源获取方面得分最高,健康素养与教育、职业之间存在显著关系。结论:脊髓损伤退伍军人健康素养水平不理想。提高这些患者的健康素养可减少并发症并促进自我保健行为。
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