Journal of the Medical Association of Thailand = Chotmaihet thangphaet · 2010
The enhancement of adaptation and psychological well-being among victims of flooding and landslide in Thailand.
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Oba Nongnut, Suntayakorn Chanjar, Sangkaewsri Roongsri, Longchupol Chaowanee, Lohitpintu Itsareat, Kumsri Tongbai
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: To explore the needs of potential enhancement for adaptation and to examine the effectiveness of the potential enhancement program for adaptation and psychological well-being among victims of flooding and landslide in Lublae district Uttaradit Province, Thailand.
MATERIAL AND METHOD: 3 step of research and development; the needs of potential enhancement for adaptation among victims of flooding and landslide were analyzed by focus group discussion, the potential enhancement program (PEP) was designed by brainstorming of three groups of stakeholder; victims, health volunteers and health personnel and the effectiveness of PEP was tested by the difference of adaptation and psychological well-being perception among victims of flooding and landslide between before and after intervention.
SETTING: Thumbun Maepou, Lublae district, Uttaradit Province, Thailand.
RESULTS: The needs of potential enhancement among victims of flooding and landslide were set up warning network along the risk canal and mountain, first aid training for health volunteer, and program of psychological health promotion. The PEP composed of community flooding and landslide rehearsal training, health education and dissemination and knowledge management. Total adaptation and psychological wellbeing of samples after intervention were significantly higher than that of before intervention at 0.05 and 0.001, respectively.
CONCLUSION: The restoration of adaptation and psychological well-being among victims of flooding and landslide were essential to maintained holistic health.
MATERIAL AND METHOD: 3 step of research and development; the needs of potential enhancement for adaptation among victims of flooding and landslide were analyzed by focus group discussion, the potential enhancement program (PEP) was designed by brainstorming of three groups of stakeholder; victims, health volunteers and health personnel and the effectiveness of PEP was tested by the difference of adaptation and psychological well-being perception among victims of flooding and landslide between before and after intervention.
SETTING: Thumbun Maepou, Lublae district, Uttaradit Province, Thailand.
RESULTS: The needs of potential enhancement among victims of flooding and landslide were set up warning network along the risk canal and mountain, first aid training for health volunteer, and program of psychological health promotion. The PEP composed of community flooding and landslide rehearsal training, health education and dissemination and knowledge management. Total adaptation and psychological wellbeing of samples after intervention were significantly higher than that of before intervention at 0.05 and 0.001, respectively.
CONCLUSION: The restoration of adaptation and psychological well-being among victims of flooding and landslide were essential to maintained holistic health.