• Yan Yang, Cui-Huan Tian, Juan Cao, and Xue-Jie Huang.
• Health Management Center, QiLu Hospital of Shandong University.
• Medicine (Baltimore). 2019 Aug 1; 98 (33): e16847e16847.

AbstractThe aim of the present study was to explore the application and its effect of mobile medical treatment to chronic disease health management in physical examination population, and to provide references for comprehensive intervention and management of chronic diseases.From January to December 2016, 300 medical examiners in a general hospital health management center were randomly divided into health management group (155 cases) and control group (145 cases). The control group completed routine physical examination and health-risk assessment and provided corresponding reports, repeated annual physical examination and health-risks assessment. In addition to the routine physical examination and health-risk assessment, the health management group reminded the examiners to pay attention to their lifestyle and dietary habits by moving online and offline dynamic health interventions and provide targeted guidance for high-risk population such as diabetes, obesity, hypertension, etc. A review was made after 2 years. The clinical indexes and chronic disease behavior of patients before and after management were compared, and the effect was evaluated by statistical analysis.After management, all the clinical indexes were significantly improved, and the patients' dietary structure, bad living habits, psychologic state, and other chronic disease behaviors were obviously improved. The proportion of patients with high risk of hypertension, diabetes, and obesity in health management group was significantly lower than that before intervention and control group (P < .05).Using mobile network online, offline dynamic health intervention model can reduce the risk of common chronic diseases in health management objects, this health management model of chronic disease is worth popularizing.

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