Multidisciplinary obesity intervention health management method

Abstract

The invention discloses a multidisciplinary obesity intervention health management method. The multidisciplinary obesity intervention health management method includes the following steps that obese people are screened and evaluated, data is uploaded to an obesity network information platform, and individual electronic archives of obese people are constructed; according to the evaluation result ofobese people, a first-stage health management scheme is made through multiple-development cooperation; obese people execute the management scheme outside a hospital and upload the execution conditionthrough the network information platform in real time; the execution condition of obese people is evaluated, and whether a second-stage management scheme is executed or not is judged; obese people execute the management scheme outside the hospital and upload the execution condition; the execution condition of obese people is evaluated, and whether a third-stage management scheme is executed or not is judged; guidance after metabolism operations is provided. In the multidisciplinary obesity intervention health management method, specialist resources of multiple developments are integrated, respective responsibility and working mechanisms of members are definite, the resources are configured more reasonably, and the weight losing success rate of obese people can be increased effectively.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a health management method, in particular to a health management method for multidisciplinary intervention in obesity. Background technique [0002] The proportion of obese people in our country's adults, adolescents and children is gradually increasing, and obesity is currently considered to be a global epidemic sub-health state. The latest research shows that China's obese population ranks first in the world, with 43.2 million obese men and 46.4 million obese women, accounting for 16.3% and 12.4% of the world's total respectively. With increasing body mass index (BMI), metabolic disturbances appear and exacerbate obesity-related diseases, such as: type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM), hypertension, hyperlipidemia, nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD), osteoarthritis , sleep apnea syndrome, high uric acid syndrome, obesity-related nephropathy, polycystic ovary syndrome and obesity-related tumors in China are also showing a rap...

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Problems solved by technology

However, in clinical practice, there are different departments working independently in the intervention of obese people, lack of interconnection, unable to provide effective, accurate and continuous services to obese people, and at the same time, in the process of weight loss, there is no effective means to evaluate the effect of dietary adjustment on weight loss of obese people Prediction of effect, lack of selection of effective weight loss drugs based on pharmacogenomics

At the same time, we currently adopt a single management method for obesity management, and there is also a lack of effective contact and collaboration channels among obesity-related disciplines. As a result, many obese people often need to seek medical treatment in different departments repeatedly, and some even have received different medical advice. Properly managed thereby missing opportunities for optimal intervention;

[0007] 3) The current intervention process and system are based on the management plan of a single department for the management of obese patients. There is a lack of electronic health record data centered on obese patients, and the multidisciplinary management guidelines are not followed for standardized management. In the follow-up process, there is a lack of work coordination, and it is difficult for obese people to obtain intelligent clinical guidance and rehabilitation suggestions, resulting in disordered and chaotic management process;

[0008] 4) In addition, after the obese people have received corresponding evaluation and treatment in the hospital, once they leave the hospital, it often means that the obese people leave the management of the medical staff. Most obese people will lose the ability to continue to control their diet, strengthen exercise, and take medicine regularly compliance

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