DUFUHS RESEARCH INSTRUMENT

Effectiveness of a Training Intervention on Lifestyle Modification to Improve Blood Pressure Monitoring

SECTION A — COVER PAGE & CONSENT

Consent Statement: I confirm that I have been informed about the study, its purpose, what is required of me, and I agree to take part.

SECTION B — SOCIO-DEMOGRAPHIC & WORK
SECTION C — WHO STEPS ADAPTED
Tobacco & Alcohol Use
Diet & Physical Activity
SECTION D — HEALTH-PROMOTING LIFESTYLE PROFILE (HPLP-II)

D1. I seek information about improving my health.

D2. I follow medical advice I am given.

D3. I check my blood pressure when advised.

D4. I engage in planned exercise (≥30 min) regularly.

D5. I include movement breaks during work hours.

D6. I choose balanced meals with fruits and vegetables.

D7. I limit salt and processed foods.

D8. I use relaxation techniques when stressed.

D9. I take time for enjoyable activities.

D10. I discuss health concerns with family/friends.

D11. I participate in workplace health activities.

SECTION E — KAP (KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDE & PRACTICE)
Knowledge (True/False/Don't Know)
E1. Normal systolic BP is < 120 mmHg.
E2. High salt can raise BP.
E3. BP usually has no early symptoms.
E4. Home monitoring is useful.
E5. White-coat HTN is clinic-only elevated BP.
Practice
E12. Techniques (Tick all):
SECTION G — ANTHROPOMETRICS & ON-SITE BP
SECTION H — 7-DAY HOME BP LOG
Day 1
Day 2
Day 3
Day 4
Day 5
Day 6
Day 7
SECTION I — FOLLOW-UP ITEMS
H2. Changes Made (Tick all):