Factors Influencing non-compliance visiting to treatment hypertensive patients form community screening and diagnostic in Nakhon Phanom province
hypertension
Keywords:
non-compliance visiting, hypertensionAbstract
This study was survey research aimed to study factors affecting non-compliance visiting of patients with hypertension diagnosed at the community risk group screening in Nakhon Phanom Province. The population was hypertension patients diagnosed by screening at risk groups in the study group were hypertensive patients who did not come to the appointment. The comparison group was hypertensive patients came to match up with same location. Sample size was 112 people per group also total 224 people. Data were collected by using questionnaires. The accuracy was from 0.71 up, the reliability 0.8-0.9. The data were analyzed by descriptive statistics, number, and percentage, mean and Standard Deviation. The preliminary correlation was analyzed by using Conditional logistic regression analysis with estimation of 95% confidence interval or odd ratio at significance level at 0.05.
Results, most of the samples were female about 54.0% and 70.0%, respectively. The results of the Conditional logistic regression found that forgetting to make an appointment or doing important errands was 488.0 times more likely to miss an appointment than those who chose to attend. when the next day followed by Making an appointment that meets another appointment or a date with an important event has 30.6 times the risk of missing an appointment than those who meet on a free day. All variables were able to predict the absence of scheduled treatment in hypertensive patients from community risk group screening in Nakhon Phanom Province by accounting for 79.6 percent and other variables. There is insufficient data from other variables to describe the lack of visiting treatment in hypertensive patients from community-risk screening.
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