Mediating Effect of Health Beliefs on Recurrence Risk Perception and Functional Exercise Compliance in Young and Middle-Aged Stroke Patients
LI Yangyang
WANG Xiaoxue
LIU Xinxin
Abstract：Objective To investigate the status quo of health belief,recurrence risk perception and functional exercise compliance in middle-aged and young stroke patients,identify the relationship between the three variables,and analyze the mediating effect of health belief on patients'recurrence risk perception and functional exercise.Methods A total of 286 middle-aged and young stroke patients were investigated by general data questionnaire,stroke health belief Scale,stroke patients recurrence risk assessment scale and stroke patients functional exercise compliance scale.Results The total scores of stroke health belief,recurrence risk perception and functional exercise compliance in 286 middle-aged and young stroke patients were(126.59±15.8),(49.97±8.62)and(40.89±5.89)points,respectively.Patients'recurrence risk perception was positively correlated with health belief and functional exercise compliance(r1=0.470,r2=0.402,P＜0.01),and health belief was positively correlated with functional exercise compliance(r3=0.628,P＜0.01).Health belief play a partial mediating role between relapse risk perception and functional exercise compliance,and the mediating effect accounted for 45.5％of the total effect.Conclusion The functional exercise compliance of middle-aged and young stroke patients is at a moderate level.The perceived risk of stroke recurrence can directly affect the functional exercise compliance of patients,and can also affect the functional exercise compliance of patients through affecting their health beliefs.
Keywords：strokeyoung and middle-agedhealth beliefsrecurrence risk perceptionfunctional exercise compliancemediating effect
Publication Date：2025-04-28
Online Publishing Date：2026-09-12(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：4( 1404-1407 )