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August 11, 2025Formosa Journal of Science and Technology

Patient Experience in Hypertension Treatment in Bengkol Village, Manado City

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ITInri TukkaATArius TogodlySMSarce Makaba

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Overview

Descriptive phenomenological qualitative design highlights treatment compliance in hypertensive patients, suggesting social support improves outcomes.

Key Points

  • Patients reported holistic treatment efforts that combine medical and traditional therapies, reflecting diverse approaches to managing hypertension.
  • Control compliance was positively influenced by increased knowledge about the disease and strong family support among participants.
  • The research utilized a descriptive phenomenological qualitative design, with data gathered from in-depth interviews with 15 hypertensive patients.
  • Barriers to treatment included limited health services and economic factors, indicating areas that need improvement for better patient outcomes.

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Tukka et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68a360e00a429f7973329417https://doi.org/10.55927/fjst.v4i6.106
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