The Knowledge, Attitude and Health Behavior 3 A. 2 S. of Diabetic and Uncontrollable Hypertension in Na Yung District, Udon Thani Province

Abstract

         The objectives of the research article were 1) to study knowledge, attitude and health behaviors 3 A. 2 S. of patients with diabetes and uncontrollable hypertension, 2) to compare the knowledge, attitude and health and health behaviors 3 A 2 S. of patients with diabetes and uncontrollable hypertension, 3) to study the suggestions for knowledge development, attitude and health behavior of 3 A. 2 S. of patients with diabetes and uncontrollable hypertension in Na Yung District, Udon Thani Province. The sample group  consisted of 341 uncontrolled diabetes patients and uncontrolled blood pressure patients. The instrument used in the research was a questionnaire. The statistics used in the research were frequency, percentage, mean, standard deviation and test the hypothesis using t-test and F-test.

           The results of the research showed that: 1. Knowledge, attitudes and health behaviors 3 A.2 S. of diabetic and uncontrollable hypertension in Na Yung District, Udon Thani Province. Overall, it is moderate. 2. The results of the data analysis, comparison of the differences of knowledge level, attitude and health behavior of 3 A.2 S. of the patients with diabetes and uncontrollable hypertension, Na Yung District, Udonthani Province Classified by age, occupation and overall educational level were significantly different at the .05 level, while overall gender was not different. 3. Suggestions for model development guidelines for promoting self-care behaviors of people with diabetes and hypertension in various fields By changing health care behaviors to suit the disease And eating habits, general health care And continuous medication intake, including continuous monitoring and evaluation. Support/Promote education Understanding about diabetes and hypertension and continuing to practice correctly. Change attitude Beliefs about diabetes and high blood pressure in their practices which is linked to effective support for knowledge about diabetes and high blood pressure.