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Change of life quality in people undergoing the organized reduction program
Štefánková, Gabriela ; Majorová, Simona (advisor) ; Mahrová, Andrea (referee)
Title: Change of life quality in people undergoing the organized reduction program Objective: The work objective is to find out a possible change of life quality after undergoing a three-month reduction course which consists of aerobic exercise and circuit training, as well as group work under the guidance of an instructor. Methods: The data will be collected through the SF36 questionnaire. In the first phase of the project, the course participants will fill out a questionnaire which will be handed over to them before the commencement of the reduction program. In the second part of the project, the participants will fill out the same questionnaire after undergoing the course. Subsequently, I will analyse the results and assess the success rate of the program. Method - questionnaire survey. Results: After undergoing a three-month reduction program, there were positive changes in quality of life. The effectiveness of the influence of the three-month reduction programme is seen primarily in the improvement of the psychological side of the individual. I find the lack of this study in a small set of probands, so I do not consider the results could be generalised. Keywords: Obesity, physical activity, BMI, weight loss, methods of treating obesity
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Change of life quality in people undergoing the organized reduction program
Štefánková, Gabriela ; Majorová, Simona (advisor) ; Mahrová, Andrea (referee)
Title: Change of life quality in people undergoing the organized reduction program Objective: The work objective is to find out a possible change of life quality after undergoing a three-month reduction course which consists of aerobic exercise and circuit training, as well as group work under the guidance of an instructor. Methods: The data will be collected through the SF36 questionnaire. In the first phase of the project, the course participants will fill out a questionnaire which will be handed over to them before the commencement of the reduction program. In the second part of the project, the participants will fill out the same questionnaire after undergoing the course. Subsequently, I will analyse the results and assess the success rate of the program. Method - questionnaire survey. Results: After undergoing a three-month reduction program, there were positive changes in quality of life. The effectiveness of the influence of the three-month reduction programme is seen primarily in the improvement of the psychological side of the individual. I find the lack of this study in a small set of probands, so I do not consider the results could be generalised. Keywords: Obesity, physical activity, BMI, weight loss, methods of treating obesity
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Adherence and compliance with reduction modes
Novotná, Kateřina ; Matoulek, Martin (advisor) ; Tuka, Vladimír (referee)
Topic: Adherence and compliance with weight reduction modes This bachelor thesis deals with the impact of an individual two-month weight reduction program with regular and continuous online controlling of the body weight and the diet. The main goal is to determine the changes in body composition and weight in patients based on input and output analysis method to evaluate the success of the program. The second goal is to verify whether the regular and continuous online controlling method and online counseling with a nutritional therapist, did have an impact on adherence and compliance of patients on the reduction program. The weight reduction program took place at the 3rd. Medical Department - Clinic of Endocrinology and Metabolism of the 1st Faculty of Medicine, Charles University and General Teaching Hospital in Prague. Body composition analysis was assessed using the InBody 720 bioimpedance device. Measured components were: following body weight, BMI, body fat and the skeletal muscle mass. From all 11 patients who started the two-month individual weight reduction program with the regular and continuous online control have 9 patients complete the program, this means 82% complete rate. These 9 patients, on average represents 90 research days, while the average number of the actually recorded days...
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