ArticleHealthcare (Basel, Switzerland)2024
Integrating the Sufficiency Economy Royal Philosophy and Participatory Action Research Approach to Promote Self-Care for Stroke Prevention in Selected Communities of Southern Thailand.
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(1) Introduction: Effective control of stroke risk factors can reduce stroke incidence. Motivation for participatory action of community dwellers to practice self-care to modify stroke risk after providing them with knowledge of stroke risk factors is considered useful under a situation of limited healthcare resources. This study aimed to evaluate the outcomes of integrating the sufficiency economy philosophy (SEP), a royal economic philosophy in Thailand, and the participatory action research (PAR) approach on stroke risk factors control among selected communities. (2) Methods: Villagers who had medium to high stroke risk from two provinces with leading stroke incidences in southern Thailand were invited to participate in an eight-month SEP-PAR program conducted in 2019. Group meetings among the study participants, local healthcare providers, the researchers, and relevant stakeholders in the communities were held to co-design a health behaviors program targeting lower waist circumference (WC), body weight (BW), blood pressure (BP), fasting blood sugar, blood lipids, and smoking and alcohol consumption rates. Follow-up physical measurements and blood tests were compared with the baseline results for significant differences by descriptive statistics (
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