L’exploration des perceptions relatives à l’excès de poids pour mieux comprendre les difficultés dans la prise en charge de l’obésité : une étude populationnelle exploratoire

Overweight and obesity are major public health problems of growing concern. Few studies have investigated the representations and perceptions of subjects with overweight and obesity, especially in the general population, as compared to people in a medical weight loss process. The objective of this s...

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Published inRevue d'épidémiologie et de santé publique Vol. 65; no. 3; pp. 209 - 219
Main Authors Crutze, C., Pétré, B., Dardenne, N., Donneau, A.-F., Streel, S., Albert, A., Scheen, A., Husson, E., Guillaume, M.
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Abstract Overweight and obesity are major public health problems of growing concern. Few studies have investigated the representations and perceptions of subjects with overweight and obesity, especially in the general population, as compared to people in a medical weight loss process. The objective of this study was to fill this gap by enabling participants to express their feelings and experience about their overweight, and to assess the extent of the body mass index (BMI) as a determinant of these perceptions. A total of 4155 persons participated in an exploratory study conducted in Wallonia (Belgium). Data were collected by means of a web-based questionnaire. This study investigated the following parameters: sociodemographic and anthropometric factors, perceived health, quality of life, diet perception, enrolment in a weight loss process and weight loss target. The influence of BMI was considered, on one hand, looking at how the above variables evolve according to BMI category, secondly, as a mediation factor in the relationship between socioeconomic level and these same variables. A large majority (87.5%) of subjects were overweight (32.2%) or obese (obese class I 29.9%, class II 14.8%, class III 10.6%). Perceived health was found to deteriorate with the BMI (P<0.0001); obese class III had a 5.9-fold risk to present bad perceived health compared to subjects with normal weight. The physical and psychological quality of life reported by the subjects decreased significantly with the BMI (P<0.0001) particularly for the physical quality of life. The percentage of poor diet perception (frustration, weight gain, aggressiveness, inefficacy and impossibility) as well as the weight loss targeted by the subjects increased with the BMI. Between overweight subjects and obese class III subjects, weight loss target increased from 13% to 34% of the initial weight. The majority of subjects judged that diet represents “aggressiveness”, “weight gain” and “impossibility”. A partial mediation role of BMI was identified in the relationship between social status and the variables of interest. This study focused on a sample of people from the general population. It confirmed previous results of others studies. All results gave a feeling of resignation and powerlessness which can seize obese individuals (especially when BMI increases). As a consequence, there is a need for more adapted weight management to achieve a genuine therapeutic alliance. Le surpoids et l’obésité demeurent des problèmes majeurs de santé publique. Peu d’études ont investigué les représentations et les perceptions des individus présentant un excès de poids, en particulier au sein de la population générale. L’objectif de la présente étude est de combler cette lacune en permettant aux personnes concernées d’exprimer leurs sentiments et expériences au sujet de leur poids, ainsi que d’évaluer l’ampleur de l’indice de masse corporelle en tant que déterminant de ces éléments de perception. Un total de 4155 personnes a pris part à cette étude exploratoire menée en Wallonie (Belgique). Un questionnaire « en ligne » a été utilisé pour collecter les données. Les paramètres investigués étaient : caractéristiques sociodémographiques et anthropométriques, perception de la santé, qualité de vie, perceptions des régimes, engagement dans une démarche de perte ou de maintien du poids et objectifs de perte de poids. L’influence de l’indice de masse corporelle a été considérée, d’une part, en regardant comment les variables susmentionnées évoluaient en fonction de la catégorie d’indice de masse corporelle investiguée, d’autre part, comme variable de médiation dans la relation entre le statut de classe sociale et ces mêmes variables. Une large majorité (87,5 %) des répondants présente un surpoids (32,2 %) ou une obésité (classe I 29,9 %, classe II 14,8 %, classe III 10,6 %). La perception de la santé se détériore avec l’indice de masse corporelle (p<0,0001). Les personnes obèses de classe III ont plus de risque (OR=5,9 – IC 95 %) que les individus de poids normal de qualifier leur santé de « mauvaise ». La qualité de vie physique et psychologique rapportée par les participants diminue aussi avec l’indice de masse corporelle (p<0,0001), en particulier la qualité de vie physique. La proportion de répondants ayant une perception négative des régimes (notamment pour « agressivité », « prise de poids » et « impossibilité ») augmentent avec le niveau d’indice de masse corporelle, tout comme les objectifs de perte de poids. Les individus en surpoids et obèses de classe III déclarent vouloir perdre respectivement 13 % et 34 % de leur poids initial. Un rôle de médiation partielle de l’indice de masse corporelle a été identifié dans la relation entre le statut social et les variables d’intérêt. Les résultats de la présente étude réalisée auprès de la population générale viennent confirmer les résultats de précédentes travaux. Pris dans leur ensemble, ils mettent en exergue la résignation et le sentiment d’impuissance croissant que peuvent ressentir les individus obèses par rapport à leur situation, et ce, d’autant plus que l’indice de masse corporelle augmente. Cela montre la nécessité d’une prise en charge adaptée telle que le préconise l’éducation thérapeutique.
AbstractList Overweight and obesity are major public health problems of growing concern. Few studies have investigated the representations and perceptions of subjects with overweight and obesity, especially in the general population, as compared to people in a medical weight loss process. The objective of this study was to fill this gap by enabling participants to express their feelings and experience about their overweight, and to assess the extent of the body mass index (BMI) as a determinant of these perceptions. A total of 4155 persons participated in an exploratory study conducted in Wallonia (Belgium). Data were collected by means of a web-based questionnaire. This study investigated the following parameters: sociodemographic and anthropometric factors, perceived health, quality of life, diet perception, enrolment in a weight loss process and weight loss target. The influence of BMI was considered, on one hand, looking at how the above variables evolve according to BMI category, secondly, as a mediation factor in the relationship between socioeconomic level and these same variables. A large majority (87.5%) of subjects were overweight (32.2%) or obese (obese class I 29.9%, class II 14.8%, class III 10.6%). Perceived health was found to deteriorate with the BMI (P<0.0001); obese class III had a 5.9-fold risk to present bad perceived health compared to subjects with normal weight. The physical and psychological quality of life reported by the subjects decreased significantly with the BMI (P<0.0001) particularly for the physical quality of life. The percentage of poor diet perception (frustration, weight gain, aggressiveness, inefficacy and impossibility) as well as the weight loss targeted by the subjects increased with the BMI. Between overweight subjects and obese class III subjects, weight loss target increased from 13% to 34% of the initial weight. The majority of subjects judged that diet represents “aggressiveness”, “weight gain” and “impossibility”. A partial mediation role of BMI was identified in the relationship between social status and the variables of interest. This study focused on a sample of people from the general population. It confirmed previous results of others studies. All results gave a feeling of resignation and powerlessness which can seize obese individuals (especially when BMI increases). As a consequence, there is a need for more adapted weight management to achieve a genuine therapeutic alliance. Le surpoids et l’obésité demeurent des problèmes majeurs de santé publique. Peu d’études ont investigué les représentations et les perceptions des individus présentant un excès de poids, en particulier au sein de la population générale. L’objectif de la présente étude est de combler cette lacune en permettant aux personnes concernées d’exprimer leurs sentiments et expériences au sujet de leur poids, ainsi que d’évaluer l’ampleur de l’indice de masse corporelle en tant que déterminant de ces éléments de perception. Un total de 4155 personnes a pris part à cette étude exploratoire menée en Wallonie (Belgique). Un questionnaire « en ligne » a été utilisé pour collecter les données. Les paramètres investigués étaient : caractéristiques sociodémographiques et anthropométriques, perception de la santé, qualité de vie, perceptions des régimes, engagement dans une démarche de perte ou de maintien du poids et objectifs de perte de poids. L’influence de l’indice de masse corporelle a été considérée, d’une part, en regardant comment les variables susmentionnées évoluaient en fonction de la catégorie d’indice de masse corporelle investiguée, d’autre part, comme variable de médiation dans la relation entre le statut de classe sociale et ces mêmes variables. Une large majorité (87,5 %) des répondants présente un surpoids (32,2 %) ou une obésité (classe I 29,9 %, classe II 14,8 %, classe III 10,6 %). La perception de la santé se détériore avec l’indice de masse corporelle (p<0,0001). Les personnes obèses de classe III ont plus de risque (OR=5,9 – IC 95 %) que les individus de poids normal de qualifier leur santé de « mauvaise ». La qualité de vie physique et psychologique rapportée par les participants diminue aussi avec l’indice de masse corporelle (p<0,0001), en particulier la qualité de vie physique. La proportion de répondants ayant une perception négative des régimes (notamment pour « agressivité », « prise de poids » et « impossibilité ») augmentent avec le niveau d’indice de masse corporelle, tout comme les objectifs de perte de poids. Les individus en surpoids et obèses de classe III déclarent vouloir perdre respectivement 13 % et 34 % de leur poids initial. Un rôle de médiation partielle de l’indice de masse corporelle a été identifié dans la relation entre le statut social et les variables d’intérêt. Les résultats de la présente étude réalisée auprès de la population générale viennent confirmer les résultats de précédentes travaux. Pris dans leur ensemble, ils mettent en exergue la résignation et le sentiment d’impuissance croissant que peuvent ressentir les individus obèses par rapport à leur situation, et ce, d’autant plus que l’indice de masse corporelle augmente. Cela montre la nécessité d’une prise en charge adaptée telle que le préconise l’éducation thérapeutique.
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SubjectTerms Human health sciences
Obesity
Obésité
Perception
Prise en charge du poids
Public health, health care sciences & services
Quality of life
Qualité de vie
Representation
Représentation
Santé publique, services médicaux & soins de santé
Sciences de la santé humaine
Weight management
Title L’exploration des perceptions relatives à l’excès de poids pour mieux comprendre les difficultés dans la prise en charge de l’obésité : une étude populationnelle exploratoire
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