The Effect Of Hypertension Management Through The Android Application Toward Compliance Taking Activities In Hypertension Patient
Abstract
Based on data from the WHO that the estimated by 70% of the deaths of 57 million deaths that occurred in the world in 2008 caused by Non-communicable diseases. In 2030 it is predicted that there will be 52 million deaths per year due to non-communicable diseases, one of which is hypertension. Hypertension patients are expected to always manage hypertension well to prevent the increase in blood pressure and the emergence of complications , including through regular activities or sports. determine the effect of hypertension management through an android application on adherence to regular activities / sports in hypertensive
patients in Wonosobo Regency . Central Java, Indonesia.
The method of the study : This research is a quasi-experimental design with a Non-Randomized Pre-Post Test Control Group Design . The study is conducted in patients prolanis hypertension as much as 105 respondents were divided into a treatment group 53 respondents and group control of 52 respondents.
The conclusion of finding research : Results of the study showed the significant influence of the use of android application to practice obedience perform regular activity / exercise. Results Mann_Whitney U showed the treatment group experienced a rise in the mean is higher than the group of control . So also the result of the test Wilcoxon which compares the level of compliance before and after treatment obtained value significantly for both groups with a mean group of treatment is higher.
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