Health promotion model
2 papers4 findings
- 1 lab in 1 country
- Funder: Thailand Science Research and Innovation
- Human trial2
Outcomes
4Bedridden dependent elderly
downin humans1−2%
1 study
Bedridden dependent elderly
downin humans1−2%
Health promotion model decreases bedridden dependent elderly in humans (-2.04%).
“reduce the number of socially connected groups (ADL level 12- 20), homebound groups (ADL level 5-11), and bedridden groups (ADL level 0-4) from 2022 by 2.9%, 28.71%, and 2.04%, respectively.”
Human trialdependent elderly
Preprint5 Sep 2025
Homebound dependent elderly
downin humans1−29%
1 study
Homebound dependent elderly
downin humans1−29%
Health promotion model decreases homebound dependent elderly in humans (-28.71%).
“reduce the number of socially connected groups (ADL level 12- 20), homebound groups (ADL level 5-11), and bedridden groups (ADL level 0-4) from 2022 by 2.9%, 28.71%, and 2.04%, respectively.”
Human trialdependent elderly
Preprint5 Sep 2025
Bedridden elderly with dependency
downin humans1−2%
1 study
Bedridden elderly with dependency
downin humans1−2%
Health promotion model decreases bedridden elderly with dependency in humans (-2.04%).
“bedridden groups (ADL level 0-4) from 2022 by 2.9%, 28.71%, and 2.04%, respectively.”
Human trialdependency conditions
Preprint5 Aug 2025
Homebound elderly with dependency
downin humans1−29%
1 study
Homebound elderly with dependency
downin humans1−29%
Health promotion model decreases homebound elderly with dependency in humans (-28.71%).
“the health promotion model for the elderly with dependency conditions was able to reduce the number of socially connected groups (ADL level 12- 20), homebound groups (ADL level 5-11), and bedridden groups”
Human trialdependency conditions
Preprint5 Aug 2025
Latest
Preprint
A health promotion model(HPM) for dependent elderly people(DEP) in Phitsanulok Province of Thailand: A case study of Phromphiram District
Preprint: non-randomised trial in peopleInterventions
Preprint
A health promotion model(HPM) for dependent elderly people(DEP) in Phitsanulok Province of Thailand: A case study of Phromphiram District
Preprint: non-randomised trial in peopleInterventions