Military Cadre Medical and Health Care Personalized Health Management Manual

Author: Qi Hong et al. (Editor-in-Chief)
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: This book is divided into eight chapters. Chapter 1 provides an overview of the content and methods of health management; Chapter 2 focuses on health information collection, using various surveys and physical examination data to understand the health status of health care recipients and information related to disease occurrence; Chapter 3 evaluates the current health status of health care recipients, assessing their existing diseases and current conditions while analyzing the main risk factors affecting health; Chapter 4 analyzes factors influencing health, including diet, exercise, sleep, lifestyle, mental health, and social/family aspects; Chapter 5 presents personalized health management plans, where health care physicians, psychologists, and nutritionists develop customized health management prescriptions from six aspects: diet, exercise, sleep, lifestyle, mental health, and disease correction and monitoring, based on the health status, risk factors, and lifestyle behaviors of health care recipients; Chapter 6 covers self-health management for health care recipients, recording their daily and monthly execution of health management plans, self-monitoring, and participation in health education, bridging the gap for health care physicians to revise plans and guide implementation, thereby forming a doctor-patient interactive platform; Chapter 7 focuses on the prevention and monitoring of chronic non-communicable diseases, compiling authoritative domestic and international guidelines on hypertension, diabetes, hyperlipidemia, obesity, coronary heart disease, cerebrovascular disease, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, benign prostatic hyperplasia, and common malignant tumors in recent years. Based on clinical needs, various monitoring and treatment effect evaluation tables are designed to facilitate health care physicians in quantitatively controlling the quality of disease treatment; Chapter 8 provides guiding principles for personalized health management, offering health care physicians direction in formulating health management prescriptions for different health status groups from aspects such as diet, exercise, behavior, medication, and disease monitoring. This book puts personalized health management into practice, builds an interactive platform, bridges the hearts of doctors and patients, and fosters a dialogue atmosphere. Its content is systematic, covers a broad range of topics, is well-organized, highlights key points, presents novel academic perspectives, and is highly practical. It can serve as a professional reference for medical personnel in the military health care system and is also suitable for community health care workers in local areas.