Correlation between Education and Effect on Increase Knowledge High Blood Pressure Patients Referral to Hospital

High blood pressure is the most enormous chronic problem in the developmental industries countries world and it is the cause importance mortality due to cardio vascular disease, cerebral attack and end stage renal disease. Hypertension has had a problem for developmental countries, this is common problem whether, and it has without singe and symptoms. If it was not treatment that it can be mortality complication.Education is the basically process and without end for treat and cure that may need to frequently or alter with patient conditions. This study was for reasoning to need nearby correlation between patient and family at giver health intervention and continue so that study was complement for evolution correlation between education and effect on increase knowledge high blood pressure patients in town Zanjan. This clinical experimental study was conduct on 120 patients male and female referral at wards C.C.U and heart emergency and specialist dispensaries in Mosavi ayatollah in 1390 that subjects elected by randomized and target available population stratified. Data are gathering by self maker questioner that validity was evaluated with pilot after those gathered data were analyzed using descriptive and t test and Mac Nemar and Velikakson. Finding this study show29/5% of target population was female and 70/5% of patients were male that so more target population (79/5%) were 5059 years old and at least 20/5% was more than 70 years old. The mean of age patients were 53/3years old with standard deviation 13/5. This finding reveals to mean level of awareness predication was 70/56 percent that post education level of awareness arrived to 75/57 percent and that mean effects education on awareness was %73 with standard deviation 13/02 percent. This present study revealed that relationship significant was between awareness level pre education and post education. So it could be educated to prevention of decade morbidity disease.