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Effectiveness of a slimming program for the
public
Hong Kong Tuberculosis, Chest and Heart Diseases
Association
Hong Kong Centre for Health Promotion and Disease
Prevention
Symposium on Community Engagement II Building a
Successful Partnership in Community Care
Mr. Ho Kam Pui Program Officer Hong Kong Centre
for Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Hong
Kong Tuberculosis, Chest and Heart Diseases
Association
2
Introduction
  • Recent studies show that in Hong Kong, 20.1 of
    men and 15.9 of women are overweight, and 22.3
    of men and 20.0 of women are obese.
  • Lifestyles like dietary intake and physical
    exercise have direct bearing on body fitness.
  • However, many people have a misconception about
    obesity management. Thus, education should be
    provided.

3
3 classes of Workshops of Getting Slim in
a Healthy Way
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Purpose
  1. To increase the awareness of the knowledge in
    dietary intake, exercise, and pharmacological
    knowledge for the participants
  2. To assess the change of the health belief and
    self-efficacy after a year of structured
    education program on weight reduction and
  3. To promote the concept of self care in four
    behavioral patterns including regular exercise,
    regular weight watching, low-fat, low-calorie
    diet and monitoring of food intake.

5
Methods
  • Participants were all general public
  • Each program was composed of 3 modules
  • Module 1 Diet and Weight Management (?????)
  • Module 2 Understanding Drugs and Food
    Supplements for Weight Management (????????????)
  • Module 3 Obesity and Diseases, Exercises and
    Weight Management (???????????)

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Methods
  • Health check including fat analysis, BMI,
    waist-hip ratio and blood pressure were measured
    at each lecture and activities.
  • Dietary follow-up, exercise class, cooking
    competition and trail walking were organized.
  • Ongoing contact with health professionals
    including nurses, doctors, dietitian and
    pharmacists helped monitoring changes and lapses,
    provided opportunities to adjust strategy.
  • Pre-test and Post-test questionnaire survey
    was employed. After the completion of the
    program, a self-reported current weight was
    obtained.

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Programs
  • Class A
  • Module 1 30/4/2006
  • Module 2 21/5/2006
  • Module 3 25/6/2006
  • Class B
  • Module 1 14/5/2006
  • Module 2 18/6/2006
  • Module 3 9/7/2006
  • Class C
  • Module 1 13/8/2006
  • Module 2 3/9/2006
  • Module 3 15/10/2006

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Programs
  • In each module, the content included

Stretching Exercises (?????)
Health Talk (????)
9
Programs
Aerobic Exercises (?????)
Games (??)
10
Programs
Diet Advisory Section (?????????)
Health Tests (????)
11
Programs and Methods
Group Discussion and Sharing (???????)
12
Exercise Sharing Session 20/8/2006 27/8/2006
13
Programs
Exercise Sharing Session ????? 20/8/2006
27/8/2006
14
Walk for Health 8/10/2006 18/11/2006
15
Programs and Methods
Wanchai Peak (??-??) 8/10/2006
Wanchai Aberdeen (??-???) 19/11/2006
Activity Walk for Health ?? ???????
16
Cooking Competition 18/2/2006
17
Programs
Presentation by participants??????????
Champion dish????
Cooking Competition ??????
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Programs
23 Health Booth ??????23?????
Mr. Pang Yuk Ling, Chairman of our
Association presented the awards to the
winners ??????????? ????????
Cooking Competition ??????
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Results
  • From April 2005 to April 2006, 123 subjects were
    studied, 95 of whom were female.
  • Participants included nurses, teachers, social
    workers, chefs, housewives, administrative staff
    etc.
  • A majority, of 78 participants (56 of them had
    BMI over 23), had attended all three lectures.
  • 65 of the participants had reduced fat
    percentage, 62 had lower BMI and 41 had reduced
    waist-hip ratio after attending the three
    lectures and dietary follow-up.

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Results
  • The mean weight (kg) fell from (65.5/- 8.6)kg at
    the baseline to (62.2/- 8.0)kg after one year.
  • Significant correlation was found between support
    by family members and the successful weight
    maintenance.

21
Fitness Merit Award Ceremony 29/4/2006
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Programs
Guests of the Ceremony ??????
Aerobic Exercise ?????
Fitness Merit Award Ceremony ?fit????
23
Programs and Methods
Winners of the Health Ambassador Awards ?????????
Fitness Merit Award Ceremony ?fit????
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Conclusion
  • This structured education program with the
    collaboration of different health care
    professionals or support group could increase
    their awareness on weight reduction
  • It can modify the behavior of the participants
    with a significant amount of lost weight,
    maintaining motivation for the continuity of self
    care, providing encouragement and protecting
    against relapse.

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Conclusion
  • In long term, more people change the attitude and
    behavior on weight reduction would prevent the
    many diseases
  • It can lower the medical burden from the
    government.
  • This program was successful and it will be
    re-organized from September 2006 to January 2007.

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Acknowledgement
  • Mr. Stanley Au, Senior Nursing Officer, Grantham
    Hospital
  • Ms. Babe Chan, Director, Hong Kong Centre for
    Health Promotion and Disease Prevention, Hong
    Kong Tuberculosis, Chest and Heart Diseases
    Association
  • Mr. Eva Cheng, Senior Hospital Manager, Ruttonjee
    and Tang Shiu Kin Hospitals
  • Ms. Jenny Chan, Nurse, Grantham Hospital
  • Mr. Peter Lee, Nursing Officer, Central Health
    Education Unit, Department of Health
  • Mr. Henry Cheung, Senior Consultant, Occupational
    Safety Health Council.
  • Mr. Alky Yung, Manager,   Hong Kong Centre for
    Health Promotion and Disease Prevention, Hong
    Kong Tuberculosis, Chest and Heart Diseases
    Association
  • Mr. Tommy Ho, Program Officer,  Hong Kong Centre
    for Health Promotion and Disease Prevention, Hong
    Kong Tuberculosis, Chest and Heart Diseases
    Association
  • Ms. Eva Leung, Assistant Manager,  Hong Kong
    Centre for Health Promotion and Disease
    Prevention, Hong Kong Tuberculosis, Chest and
    Heart Diseases Association

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Thank you?
266 Queens Road East, Wanchai, Hong
Kong ??(852) 2572 3466 E-mail
antitb_at_ha.org.hk ??(852) 2834 0711 Web
Site www.ha.org.hk/org/antitb
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