The Relationship Between Demographic Characteristics and Knowledge with Preventive Behaviors of Hypertension Complications Among the Community in the Jatiranggon Community Health Center
Quantitative correlational study reveals gender influences preventive behaviors for hypertension complications.
Key Points
Gender was significantly associated with preventive behaviors for hypertension complications, highlighting the importance of gender in health interventions.
42.9% of respondents were aged 56–65 years, and 53.3% exhibited Stage 1 hypertension, illustrating the demographic profile of participants.
This cross-sectional study analyzed data from 105 respondents using structured questionnaires and various statistical tests.
Findings suggest potential gaps in knowledge translating into preventive behaviors, warranting further investigation in community health settings.