Hypertension Education Intervention with Ugandan Nurses Working in Hospital Outpatient Clinic: A Pilot Study
Table 4
Proportion of participants’ perceived responses on the attitudes pre-post test using Respondents’ Attitude to Assessment Strategies for Prevention of High Blood Pressure tool.
Variable
Percent (pre)
Percent (Post)
(1) Patient education intervention to reduce BP
85.7
100
(2) Disagreed that alcohol and tobacco consumption status is personal and should not be discussed with patient
85.7
42.9
(3) Regular documentation of HT patient medication a waste of time
71.4
14.3
(4) Weight reduction is rather tasking to be an effective strategy