Table 1

General Characteristics (N=3,186)

^†Multiple response

Table 2

Satisfaction on Teacher Health Examination (N=3,186)

Table 3

Needs on Teacher Health Examination (N=3,186)

DTC=detailed test of cancer; VDC=vocal cord disease; DD=digestive disease; CVD=cardio-vascular disease; BD=brain disease; RD=respiratory disease; ED=endocrine disease; VV=varicose vein; GUD=genito-urinary disease; CD=climacteric disease; MSD=musculo-skeletal disease.

Table 4

Satisfaction on Teacher Health Promotion Programs (N=1,062)

Table 5

Needs on Teacher Health Promotion Program

SM=stress management; VCP=vocal cord protection; HPC=health problems counselling; HM=hypertension management; SDM=skeletal disease management; DM=diabetes management; WC=weight control; SS=stop smoking; SD=stop drinking; IDP=infectious disease prevention; E=nutrition education; SM=sleep management; Elem.=elementary school.

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