高雄醫學大學原民健康照護暨文化永續研究中心 - 【114-1 Activity Outcomes】 Healthy Living Seminar: Health Check-up Result Interpretation and Sarcopenia Awareness and Screening

Activity Outcomes for the First Semester of Academic Year 114

Healthy Living Seminar:

Interpreting Health Check-up Results and Introduction to Sarcopenia with Screening

Activity Title

Healthy Living Seminar: Interpreting Health Check-up Results and Introduction to Sarcopenia with Screening

Date

November 18, 2025 (Tuesday) and November 21, 2025 (Friday)

Time

9：30～13：00

Venue

Naluwan Cultural Health Station, Xiaogang District, Kaohsiung City

Participants

Indigenous community members (older adults and community residents) of the Naluwan Cultural Health Station, Xiaogang District

Number of Participants

I. Key Points and Objectives

This activity aimed to enhance Indigenous community members’ understanding of their own health conditions through professional physicians’ explanations of health check-up result interpretation and sarcopenia prevention. The seminar sought to strengthen health literacy and awareness of muscle strength maintenance, encourage the development of healthy lifestyle habits and self-care abilities, and implement a culturally sensitive health care model. This activity also aligned with the university’s initiative to promote the project goal of “Developing Culturally Sensitive Care Models.”

II. Activity Features and Implementation

With cultural sensitivity as its core principle, the activity invited professional physicians to provide instruction on health check-up result interpretation and sarcopenia prevention. In addition, participants underwent InBody body composition measurements to gain a clearer understanding of their personal health status. The program integrated interactive teaching methods and on-site health consultations, resulting in high levels of participation and lively exchanges. Overall, participant feedback was highly positive, and the activity successfully enhanced health literacy and self-care capabilities.

III. Quantitative Evaluation Indicators

Item	Average Satisfaction (5-point scale = 100%)
1. Scheduling of the activity (date and time)	4.82 （96.4％）
2. Content and format of the activity	4.82 （96.4％）
3. Contribution of the activity to learning	4.88 （97.6％）
4. Overall impression of the activity	4.88 （97.6％）
Overall Satisfaction (Average)	4.85 （97％）
Summary of Feedback and Suggestions 1. “Please come again next time.” 2. “The doctor’s explanations were excellent.” 3. “Thank you very much. We appreciate your hard work.” 4. “Very satisfied.”