Factors Predicting Delayed Progression of CKD Behavior among Patients with Chronic Kidney Disease Stage G1-G2
Keywords:
income, social support, health literacy, health belief, delayed progression of CKDAbstract
This predictive correlational research aimed to study the factors predicting delayed progression of CKD behavior among patients with chronic kidney disease stage G1-G2. The samples consisted of 126 CKD patients with stage G1-G2. Data were collected from November to December,2020. The research instrument was composed of the recording form of personal information, the social support, the health literacy, the health belief and a questionnaire of delayed progression of CKD behavior. The data were analyzed using descriptive statistic and multiple regression analysis method.
The research results revealed that CKD patients with stage G1-G2. social support, health literacy and health belief can predict delayed progression of CKD behavior among patients with chronic kidney disease stage G1-G2 were statistically significant accounted for 18.3% (β = .141, .259, .203, p < .05, respectively). The most significant predicting factor is health literacy, followed by health belief, but income cannot predict delayed progression of CKD behavior (β = .042, p.859). The result of this study could be used as guideline to develop the delayed progression of CKD behavior promoting program for CKD patients with stage G1-G2.
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