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    El autocuidado en personas hipertensas del club Primero mi Salud UNE - Totoracocha, Cuenca 2016
    (2017) Orellana Macancela, María Fernanda; Pucha Collaguazo, Mercy Alexandra; Alvear Idrovo, Ruth Magdalena; Rivera Yela, Elba Susana
    BACKGROUND: According to the WHO in 2013, states that hypertension affects one billion people worldwide (1). In the Health Science Journal, year 2011, revealed that according to the level of self-care practice, 75% of people with stage 1 hypertension have a deficient level of regular and 99.9% with stage 2 of Poor to good (2). OBJECTIVE: To determine the level of self-care in hypertensive people belonging to the "First My Health" Club of UNE-Totoracocha. Cuenca 2016. METHODOLOGY: This research is a quantitative-descriptive approach, with a finite universe of 134 hypertensive patients, applying the survey technique and as a tool a modified questionnaire of the thesis "Self-care in patients with a diagnosis of Arterial Hypertension seen in the Hypertensive Club of Subcentre of Health No. 2 in Sinincay-Cuenca 2013 by Mejía Tigre Rosa and Paguay Asitimbay Narcisa. The results were tabulated in the SPSS V23 program and Microsoft Office Excel 2010. RESULTS: The management of self-care in people of the Club is: 89.6% do not consume more than 2gr / day of salt, 74.6% do physical activity, 50.0% sleep between 5 to 7 hours, 100 % Are on pharmacological treatment, 99.3% go to medical check-up and 98.5% take their medication on a daily basis. CONCLUSION: It was evidenced that almost all hypertensive patients of the Club adopt self-care activities that benefit their health and well-being

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