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[Health education during menopause. A long-range evaluation]
M P Jiménez de Luque1, I Serrano Monzó, I Sabaté Baruque
1Centro de Atención a la Mujer de Ermitagaña, Pamplona.
Revista De Enfermeria (Barcelona, Spain)
|May 2, 2000
Summary
This study investigated the long-term impact of a menopause health program. Results show women permanently adopt healthy habits after gaining knowledge, demonstrating lasting program benefits.
Area of Science:
- Women's Health
- Menopause Management
- Lifestyle Medicine
Context:
- Evaluated long-term effects of a menopause health program.
- Cross-sectional study conducted in 1998.
- Sampled women from 1995-1996 program participation.
Purpose:
- Determine if menopause health program benefits persist long-term.
- Assess habit sustainability post-intervention.
- Compare outcomes between different program years.
Summary:
- Women permanently integrate healthy habits after menopause health education.
- Acquired knowledge forms a lasting foundation for lifestyle changes.
- Program's positive repercussions endure beyond initial evaluation.
Impact:
- Highlights the lasting value of health education for menopausal women.
- Demonstrates successful long-term behavioral change in women's health.
- Provides evidence for sustained lifestyle modifications following health interventions.