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Metoda analizy ścieżki - rekursywna wersja modeli

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Skretowicz B., Bylina J.

Wiadomości Statystyczne

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1992

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tom 37

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nr 09

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Artykuł dostępny w postaci pełnego tekstu - kliknij by otworzyć plik

Health promotion and health education with particular emphasis on bone diseases among rural population in Poland

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Filip R. S., Bylina J., Zagorski J.

Annals of Agricultural and Environmental Medicine

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2006

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tom 13

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nr 1

Osteoporosis and osteoarthrosis are the most common diseases of bone tissue affecting both rural and urban populations. The aim of the study was to investigate the level of education and requirement for health promotion within the scope of common diseases of the skeletal system among rural population in Poland. This was an exploratory study with a cross-sectional design performed between May 2004–September 2005 in rural areas of 16 Voivodeships (main provinces) of Poland. The study population comprised of 404 (62.9%) rural women and 238 (37.1%) rural men (total 642). All subjects were randomly sampled and recruited by personal contact in primary health care centres. Study data were obtained using a specially prepared questionnaire. The most commonly reported diseases were: arterial hypertension (26.1%), joint degenerative disease (24.6%) and osteoarthritis (14.7%). The occurrence of osteoarthritis and joint degenerative disease increased with age and was highest in the group aged over 50 (21% and 38.7% respectively). Osteoarthitis was more frequent in women compared to men (16% and 12.2% respectively). In most cases, the basic information about methods of prevention and treatment given by a General Practitioner or a specialist was characterized as “satisfactory” (73.6% and 62.9% respectively). The most popular prophylactic action performed in local communities was bone densitometry (14.1%), and the most important source of knowledge - TV and radio (65%). Populations living in rural areas have limited access to health education and health prophylaxis actions, irrespective of the geographical region of Poland. Inhabitants with secondary or higher education, as well as those with a higher household income, have better knowledge about skeletal system diseases compared to those with a lower educational level. The practical implications of this study suggest the necessity for paying more attention to etiology, symptoms and methods of prevention and treatment of bone diseases when attending to patients in specialist practice.

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Wet age-related macular degeneration (wet AMD) in rural and urban inhabitants in south-eastern Poland

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Latalska M., Matysik-Wozniak A., Bylina J., Latalski M., Rejdak R., Mackiewicz J., Jarosz M. J.

Annals of Agricultural and Environmental Medicine

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2013

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tom 20

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nr 4

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Alcohol drinking patterns and habits among a sample of PONS study subjects: preliminary assessment

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Przewozniak K., Lobaszewski J., Wojtyla A., Bylina J., Manczuk M., Zatonski W. A.

Annals of Agricultural and Environmental Medicine

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2011

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tom 18

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nr 2

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Patterns of leisure time physical activity and its determinants among a sample of adults from Kielce region, Poland – the ‘PONS’ study

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Lobaszewski J., Przewozniak K., Zatonska K., Wojtyla A., Bylina J., Manczuk M., Zatonski W. A.

Annals of Agricultural and Environmental Medicine

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2011

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tom 18

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nr 2

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Change of situation of a family with a child treated due to scoliosis

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Latalski M., Kuzaka R., Fatyga M., Bylina J., Trzpis T., Jarosz M. J., Latalska M., Gregosiewicz A.

Annals of Agricultural and Environmental Medicine

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2012

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tom 19

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nr 4

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Socio-economic conditionings of families with children treated due to scoliosis in Eastern Poland

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Latalski M., Fatyga M., Kuzaka R., Bylina J., Trzpis T., Kopytiuk R., Jarosz M. J., Latalska M.

Annals of Agricultural and Environmental Medicine

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2012

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tom 19

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nr 3

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Risk factors of postural defects in children at school age

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Latalski M., Bylina J., Fatyga M., Repko M., Filipovic M., Jarosz M. J., Borowicz K. B., Matuszewski L., Trzpis T.

Annals of Agricultural and Environmental Medicine

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2013

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tom 20

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nr 3

Introduction and objective: Postural defects increasingly more often concern children and adolescents at school age. The lack of prophylaxis and neglecting adequate procedures may lead to limitations of physical and motor abilities, back pain, or the development of severe spinal deformities. Recognition of the risk factors conducive to the occurrence of the disorder allows the creation of adequate conditions for the psychomotor development of children, as well as the elaboration and implementation of specified educational schemes directed at schools and parents. The study concerned determination of the risk factors for the development of postural defects in school age children. Material and methods: The study was conducted by means of a diagnostic survey. The study group covered 380 children aged 14 (175 girls (46.1%) and 205 boys (53.9%)) – selected at random from schools in eastern Poland and the Czech Republic. The significance of the relationships between variables was investigated by means of chi-square test for independence. The differences between the empirical and theoretical sample distribution was examined by means of chi-square goodnessof- fit test. The significance level was set at p=0.05. Results: The BMI in the population examined was 20.2, on average (from 14–39). Respondents living in rural areas and small towns constituted 57.63% of the study group, while inhabitants of medium-size and large cities – 42.37%. The majority of children in the study had been previously examined for the occurrence of postural defects (74.2%), whereas nearly every tenth child had never undergone such an examination. As many as 16.3% of adolescents did not know whether they had ever participated in a screening test. A defect was detected in 14.7% of children, in 56.6% no asymmetry was detected, while approximately 30% were not aware if their body posture was normal or not. Conclusions: 1. There is a relationship between physical activity of the child and the occurrence of postural defects. 2. There is a relationship between the economic standard of the family and awareness of own state of health. 3. There is a need for the creation of a system of education for parents and children concerning postural defects and risks resulting from these defects.

Ograniczanie wyników

Metoda analizy ścieżki - rekursywna wersja modeli

Health promotion and health education with particular emphasis on bone diseases among rural population in Poland

Wet age-related macular degeneration (wet AMD) in rural and urban inhabitants in south-eastern Poland

Alcohol drinking patterns and habits among a sample of PONS study subjects: preliminary assessment

Patterns of leisure time physical activity and its determinants among a sample of adults from Kielce region, Poland – the ‘PONS’ study

Change of situation of a family with a child treated due to scoliosis

Socio-economic conditionings of families with children treated due to scoliosis in Eastern Poland

Risk factors of postural defects in children at school age