Relationship between Treatment Adherence Level and Social Support in Patients with Heart Failure
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Margarita María Pomar Hoyos
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Introduction: Hearth Failure (HF) is one of the cardiovascular diseases with higher numbers of admissions in the ICU. In these diseases, it is a must to determine the factors associated with re-admission like the treatment adherence and social support. Objective: To determine the relationship between treatment adherence and social support in patients with HF. Methods: A correlational study with non-probabilistic sampling was conducted. The sample size was 64 patients diagnosed with HF. To measure the adherence level, the adherence behavior evaluation scale with a Cronbach’s alpha of 0.72 was used. To measure the social support perception, the Medical Outcomes Study Social Supportsurvey (MOS) with a Cronbach’s alpha of 0.94 was used. A descriptive analysis was carried out and in order to determine how the adherence level is related to the social support, the Fisher’s test for categorical distributions was applied. Results: Most of the subjects showed a level of frequently an adhered to the treatment (56.2%). The global index of social support was found with values in a mean range (mean: 76.18). The association between the treatment adherence, social support (p: 0.006336) and affective support (p: 0.03025) was moderate. Conclusions: There is an association between the treatment adherence and social support. Therefore, it is pivotal that the nurse include the evaluation and intervention of social support before the patient’s discharge in order to optimize the adherence levels.
Social support, heart failure, compliance and adherence to treatmentApoyo social, insuficiencia cardiaca, cumplimiento y adherencia al tratamiento.Apoio social, insuficiência cardíaca, adesão e adesão ao tratamento
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