Improving Employee Hypertension: Use Pender's Health Promotion

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  • Nasir Muwfaq Younis College of Nursing / University of Mosul/ IRAQ
  • Rian Mahmood Ibrahim College of Nursing / University of Mosul/ IRAQ
  • Mahmoud Mohammed Ahmed College of Nursing / University of Mosul/ IRAQ

Keywords:

Pender's Health Promotion, Hypertension, Employee, Improving

Abstract

Background: Hypertension (HTN), described as greater than 140mmHg systolic blood pressure (SBP) or larger than 90mmHg diastolic blood pressure (DBP), is a serious public health problem across the world.

Methods: True experimental design by using the randomized controlled trial approach is conducted to determine the efficacy of pander's health promotion-based model on intervention for enhancing eating behaviors university of Mosul hypertension employees for period from 26-November 2022 to 1-March 2023.

 Results: Findings of this study depict that there were statistically significant differences among all composed of the Pender's Health Promotion Model on Intervention for Enhancing Eating Behaviors Hypertensive Employees. On the contrary, the perceived barrier was the only belief that showed no significant during  three  time(pre_test,post_test1,post_test2).

Conclusion: This study concluded that Health intervention through the health promotion  of pander model demonstrates the importance of hypertension prevention and has a positive impact on employees' perceptions of perceived , perceived benefits, perceived self_efficacy, social support and activity related effect of unhealthy hypertension advised employees to using  their eating behavior  through a healthy diet, physical activity and other healthy behaviors to hypertension control to prevent different health hazards

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2025-12-16

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Muwfaq Younis, N., Mahmood Ibrahim, R., & Mohammed Ahmed, M. (2025). Improving Employee Hypertension: Use Pender’s Health Promotion. Current Clinical and Medical Education, 3(12), 74–82. Retrieved from https://www.visionpublisher.info/index.php/ccme/article/view/281

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