Sains Malaysiana 45(12)(2016): 1823–1834
http://dx.doi.org/10.17576/jsm-2016-4512-06
Kemampanan Intervensi Suplementasi
Minyak Ikan dan Pendidikan Kesihatan dalam Kalangan Warga Tua
yang Mengalami Kecelaan Kognitif Ringan
(Sustainability Supplementation Intervention
of Fish Oil and Health Education
among Elderly with Mild Cognitive Impairment)
SUZANA, S1*.,
NIK
NUR
IZZATI,
N.M.F1.,
SITI
HAJAR,
M1.,
HASNAH,
H.2
& KAMARUDDIN,
M.Z.A.2
1Program Dietik,
Pusat Pengajian Sains Jagaan Kesihatan, Fakulti Sains Kesihatan
Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia,
50300 Jalan Raja Muda, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
2Program Sains Pemakanan,
Pusat Pengajian Sains Jagaan Kesihatan, Fakulti Sains Kesihatan,
Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, 50300 Jalan Raja Muda, Kuala Lumpur,
Malaysia
Diserahkan: 21 April 2014/Diterima:
10 Mei 2016
ABSTRAK
Intervensi pemakanan berpotensi
untuk melambatkan penurunan fungsi kognitif dalam kalangan warga
tua yang mengalami kecelaan kognitif ringan (MCI). Walau bagaimanapun, kemampanan
program sedemikian masih belum dapat dipastikan. Oleh itu, suatu
kajian susulan dijalankan bagi menentukan kemampanan suplementasi
minyak ikan dan pendidikan kesihatan bagi mengurangkan kemerosotan
fungsi kognitif dalam kalangan warga tua yang mengalami MCI selepas setahun kajian intervensi
dijalankan. Kajian ini melibatkan 18 orang subjek MCI iaitu
6 orang bagi setiap kumpulan intervensi suplementasi minyak ikan
(A) dan pendidikan kesihatan (B) dan kumpulan kawalan (C). Analisis
menunjukkan kesan intervensi yang signifikan bagi ujian Span Digit
(p<0.05)
dan aras serum folat (p<0.05) dengan kumpulan B menunjukkan
min yang paling tinggi, diikuti dengan A dan C. Intervensi pendidikan
kesihatan dan suplementasi minyak ikan mempunyai kesan kemampanan
bagi meningkatkan aras serum folat dan memperbaiki status fungsi
kognitif yang dinilai menggunakan Ujian Span Digit. Terdapat keperluan
bagi promosi kesihatan dan suplementasi minyak ikan dalam mengekalkan
fungsi kognitif individu warga tua yang mengalami MCI.
Kata kunci: Kecelaan kognitif
ringan; pendidikan kesihatan; suplementasi minyak ikan; warga
tua
ABSTRACT
Nutrition interventions has
good potential in delaying cognitive decline among elderly with
mild cognitive impairment (MCI). However, the sustainability of these programmes are
still uncertain. Thus, a study has been conducted to determine
the sustainability of fish oil supplementation and health education
among elderly with MCI after one year of intervention. 18 subjects with MCI
involved in this study with 6 persons were grouped
into 3 different groups which is fish oil supplementation intervention
(A), health education intervention (B) and control group (C),
respectively. Analysis showed there were significant difference
for intervention effect in Digit Span (p<0.05)
and folat serum level (p<0.05) for group B with highest
mean difference followed by group A and C. Health education and
fish oil supplementation intervention have sustainability effect
to increase folate serum level and to improve cognitive function
using Digit Span Test. Thus, there is a need for health promotion
and fish oil supplementation for cognitive function among elderly
with MCI.
Keywords:
Elderly; fish oil supplementation; health education; mild cognitive
impairment
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