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Determining Nursing Care Priorities among Women in the High Risk of Coronary Heart Disease

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Abstract

Purpose: This study was designed as a epidemiologic study for determining priorities of nursing care in women with high risk groups of coronary heart disease(CHD) using risk factors.

Methods: Subjects were 1015 women who received health screenings at a hospital in Kyunggi, Korea, over one year period from January to December 2006.

Results: The 37.9% of women had multiple risk factors for developing coronary heart disease. The most significant risk factors on CHD were the age older than 70 years (OR=11.45), the age between 60-69 (OR=4.65), the age between 50-59
(OR=3.20), having HbA1C over 7% (OR=2.38), high risk groups of L/H ratio (OR=1.98), and the waist to stature ratio
(WSR) over 0.5 (OR=1.33).

Conclusions: The findings suggest that women older than 50 years should be considered as
an overt target population for CHD prevention, even in the absence of other risk factors. Also, HbA1C and WSR can
be efficient indicators for CHD screening.
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Coronary heart disease, Risk factors, Women
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