The Effect Of  Family Psychoeducation On Social Support Among  Congestive  Heart  Failure Patients

Niman, Susanti; Hamid, Achir Yani S.; W, Ice Yulia

doi:10.20527/dk.v8i1.7679

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“…This will allow the community to continue to benefit from therapy regularly. To involve the hospital's counselling department in developing mental health programs that would make it easier for patients and families receiving CHF treatment to address their psychological issues (13) .…”

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Assessment of the Level of Stress Among Patients With Heart Failure in Sulaimani Cardiac Hospital

Sharif,

Mohammed,

Ibrahim

2023

JSMC

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BackgroundLife events and experiences eventually lead to stress. Stress also activates one’s process of thinking and autonomic arousal level. One of the complications of heart failure is coronary artery disease, which can also be caused by stress and behaviours like being extremely hardworking toward achieving one’s goals. ObjectivesTo detect the stress levels of heart failure patients, and to find out the association between socio-demographic characteristics and level of stress. Materials and MethodsQuantitative descriptive design (non-probability purposive sample). The sample was the heart failure admitted to Sulaimani Cardiac Hospital. A total of 200 heart failure patients were selected by non‑probability sampling methods. The standardized Perceived Stress Scale tool was used for the study. ResultsAlmost half (50.5%) of the sample was between 62 to 77 years. More than half were males, widows, illiterate with low economic status, and lived with their family members (65.5, 53%, 61%, 65.5%, and 68%) respectively. Less than half (48%) of them were in class III of heart failure according to the New York Heart Association classification. Most of the sample were from urban areas (91%), Nearly half of the sample (47.5%) had a high level, (51%) had moderate stress, and only (1.5%) of them had low stress. Also, the present study revealed a significant association among all items of sociodemographic and clinical characteristics and levels of stress except the economic state, marital state, and resident at the p-value of 0.05. ConclusionThis research demonstrated an approach to developing more coping strategies to reduce stress among heart failure patients. So, this study recommended that the medical staff who work in the coronary care unit should involve themselves in dealing with the psychosocial needs of those patients and take measures to plan to solve their problems, especially stress, through teamwork.

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Assessment of the Level of Stress Among Patients With Heart Failure in Sulaimani Cardiac Hospital

Sharif,

Mohammed,

Ibrahim

2023

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“…Family support contributed 68.1% to adherence (Kurniawati et al, 2019). In specialist nursing care, researchers not only provide psychoeducation to clients but also to families, this is because based on research it is stated that family psychoeducation can increase family support, especially for clients who undergo treatment programs for a long time (Niman et al, 2020).…”

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Online based nursing intervention and family psychoeducation for reduce anxiety and improve adherence on hypertension clients

Hardayati¹,

Eka²,

Keliat

2022

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Hypertension is one of the most chronic diseases that require long-term treatment. Problems that are often experienced by hypertension clients include blood pressure, anxiety and medication adherence. The purpose of this study was to analyze the effectiveness of Indonesian nursing intervention standards (NI) and Family Psychoeducation (FPE) on blood pressure, anxiety and medication adherence levels in hypertension clients by online administration. This study used a pre-experimental with a pretest-posttest on 37 hypertension clients who were recruited using purposive sampling. Respondents were given 6 sessions of online NI and FPE for 2 weeks. Each session is about 45-60 minutes. Data were collected using the HAM-A and MMAS-8. The data was analyzed using the dependent T-Test. The results showed decreased blood pressure (P-value: 0,002), and change in anxiety level with a decrease of mean value from 20.35 to 18.5 after the treatment (P-value: 0,000) and an increase in medication adherence with the increase of mean value from 3.59 to 4.68 after given NI and FPE (P-value: 0,000). Online NI and FPE affected on the blood pressure, anxiety level and medication adherence in hypertension clients without to meet face-to-face.

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The Effect Of Family Psychoeducation On Social Support Among Congestive Heart Failure Patients

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Assessment of the Level of Stress Among Patients With Heart Failure in Sulaimani Cardiac Hospital

Assessment of the Level of Stress Among Patients With Heart Failure in Sulaimani Cardiac Hospital

Online based nursing intervention and family psychoeducation for reduce anxiety and improve adherence on hypertension clients

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