Qualitative analysis reveals that self-management improves blood pressure control in hypertensive patients, indicating crucial support needs.
Key Points
Effective self-management enhances blood pressure control and quality of life for hypertensive patients, emphasizing the importance of health literacy and social support.
Analysis of 20 articles highlights that barriers like denial of diagnosis and low self-confidence hinder effective hypertension management and control.
Employing a qualitative method with thematic analysis provided insights into the factors affecting self-management in hypertension and their consequences.
Personalized interventions integrating education, motivation, and technology can significantly reduce the burden of hypertension in the community.