Key result
Hypertension knowledge shows no significant correlation with patient attitude or practice scores.
Why the study?
Hypertension is a significant public health issue globally, and understanding knowledge, attitude, and practices about hypertension in Abha city is important to address treatment-related barriers.
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INTRODUCTION Hypertension (HTN) is characterized as blood pressure which is abnormally high.Hypertension is characterized as a systolic BP level of approximately 140 mmHg and/or diastolic BP level of approximately 90 mmHg.Hypertension ( HTN) is an significant public health issue for both developing and economically developed nations.According to the World Health Organization survey, in 2008, about 40 % of people over 25 years of age had hypertension METHODS In this descriptive study, the data was gathered through validated questionnaire, Questionnaire composed on demographic questions, Knowledge, attitude and practices items about HTN RESULTS most of the respondents were living in Abha city (82.6%),43.4% belongs to the age group of 21-30, 28.1% belongs to the age group of above 40.70.1% were female while 29.9% were male.fair correlations between knowledge and attitude, knowledge and practice, attitude and practice scores, p-values were not significant CONCLUSION While patients had reasonably adequate information, attitude and experience about hypertension, they did need additional services, interventions to minimize all barriers associated with especially treatment-related barriers to uncontrolled hypertension.Findings suggest more research designed to find new successful methods for solving this problem.
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Muneer Jan (2020) conducted a cross-sectional in Hypertension. Hypertension knowledge, attitude, and practice was evaluated on Correlations between knowledge, attitude, and practice scores (p=not significant). Among respondents in Abha City, Saudi Arabia, there were fair but non-significant correlations between knowledge, attitude, and practice scores regarding hypertension.
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