This study focuses on the implementation effect of stroke screening and health intervention for residents in the Yellow River Delta (Binzhou) region. Through the comprehensive use of cross-sectional surveys and intervention experiments, a comprehensive stroke risk assessment was conducted for residents in the region, and targeted health intervention measures were implemented. The study found that the proportion of residents at high risk of stroke in this area is relatively high, and they are mainly concentrated in the middle-aged and elderly groups, most of whom are accompanied by chronic diseases such as hypertension and diabetes. After a series of lifestyle adjustments, medication treatment, and comprehensive psychological health support interventions, the stroke risk factors of the intervention group residents were significantly improved, physiological indicators such as blood pressure and blood sugar were significantly reduced, and the lifestyle tended towards health. The psychological health status also improved. This achievement not only validates the effectiveness of early screening and targeted intervention in stroke prevention, but also provides valuable practical experience and scientific basis for the Yellow River Delta and similar areas. This study emphasizes that strengthening stroke screening, developing personalized intervention plans, enhancing health education and publicity, and establishing a sound follow-up management mechanism are key measures to reduce stroke risk and improve residents' health levels.

Wentao Han, Huikai Wang. A Study on Stroke Screening and Health Intervention for Residents in the Yellow River Delta (Binzhou) Region. Academic Journal of Medicine & Health Sciences (2024), Vol. 5, Issue 8: 14-20. https://doi.org/10.25236/AJMHS.2024.050803.

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