It was found that age, gender, level of education, occupation, smoking status, feeling restless, and loss of interest in work were significantly associated with the quality of life among participants.
Examination of medication adherence patterns and the factors influencing them in patients with COPD found factors affecting low adherence included the number of medications, age, education level, and cost.
A. Yadav, Barsha Subedi· Journal of Advances in Inter...· 1 citation
Background: Chronic respiratory conditions are a serious public health issue in India. Chronic respiratory diseases have a significant effect on patients' quality of life (QOL). Understanding the factors influencing health-related quality of life (HRQOL) is essential to improving patient care and treatment strategies....
A. B., Bhagyasri Ray, Sharanabasappa S et al.· Nigerian Medical Journal· 0 citations
Pakistan patients with COPD experienced marked symptom burden and HRQoL impairment, supporting multidimensional assessment beyond spirometry alone, and CAT, FEV₁, and probable depression remained independently associated with HRQoL.
Zarish Younas, Ashar Yousaf, Adden Anis Khan et al.· Journal of Health and Rehabi...· 0 citations
COPD is a worldwide public health problem; approximately 5% of all global deaths are attributed to COPD. Among chronic respiratory conditions, COPD contributes to 50% of the disease burden and 70% of DALYs in India. In India, it accounted for 9.5% of all deaths. There is limited community-based data on the preval...
G. Gowda, Sunil M Guruoadaswamy, S. Athani et al.· Indian Journal of Community...· 0 citations
The AE non CB and AE-CB phenotypes were found to have the most significant impact on HR-QoL among COPD patients, suggesting that individuals with the AE-CB phenotype notably require a tailored treatment approach that specifically addresses both the frequent exacerbations and the chronic bronchitis component to improve...
Naresh Bhagora, S. Meena, Pushpendra Bairwa et al.· Journal of Clinical and Diag...· 0 citations
Targeted interventions emphasizing health education, behavioral modification, and psychological support may effectively enhance both physical and mental health in this population, thereby contributing to improved long-term outcomes and overall quality of life.
Xin-Yang Liu, Lele Bi, Qiao-Yun Jin et al.· Journal of Cardiovascular Nu...· 0 citations
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