The Effect of Family Style on Health Behavior, Subjective Health Status and Depression- A Comparative Study of more than One Household and Two Households
AUTHORS
SeongHui Choi,Department of Nursing, Doctor of Hanyang University
OunHee Park,Department of Nursing, Doctor of Hanyang University
HeeJeong Kang,Department of Nursing, Doctor of Hanyang University
ABSTRACT
The purpose of this study is to examine the actual condition of health care and to suggest the direction of the solution of the problems than the family of two or more who are continuously increasing to examine the change of the family type according to the demographic change trend of Korea Health behaviors, subjective health status, and depression. The method of the study was secondary data using the 6th source data of the National Health and Nutrition Survey, and analyzed by composite sample frequency analysis, descriptive statistics, t-test, crossover analysis, and logistic regression analysis. Results showed that health status, subjective health status, and depression were higher (p <.001) when compared to the one with two treatment groups. The conclusion is that it is necessary to revitalize home nursing activities that can carry out projects to unearth individual households and provide support tailored to individual situations and promote health promotion activities. A plan for the health care of a single person who does not have a care support system is needed so that it can act as a factor to lower the health risk behavior.
KEYWORDS
Family style, health behavior, subjective health status, depression
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