The effects of Self-efficacy Enhancement on Blood Pressure Level Controlled among Hypertension Risk Group
Keywords:
Hypertension risk group, Blood pressure, Self-efficacyAbstract
The objective of this quasi-experimental research was to compare the perception of self-efficacy, the expected outcomes of the self practice and self practice behavior on blood pressure level controlled in hypertension risk group. The purposive sample were using the power of a test included and were assigned into experimental group and the control group 30 persons in each groups, The research instrument consisted of a perceived self-efficacy questionnaire, Self-efficacy Enhancement program and self-care handbook. Data were analyzed using descriptive statistic paired t-test, Independent t-test.
The study revealed that after the intervention, the experiment group had perception of self-efficacy, the expected outcomes of the self practice and self practice behavior for salt eating and sodium salt, exercise and emotional management had a significantly higher average score than the control group at .05. The blood pressure level of the experimental group decreased with a significantly higher than the control group at 0.05.
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