LISA VITA ANDRIANI, NIM. 202403188 (2026) ANALISIS ASUHAN KEPERAWATAN KELUARGA TAHAP PERKEMBANGAN PADA LANSIA DENGAN MASALAH KEPERAWATAN MANAJEMEN KESEHATAN KELUARGA TIDAK EFEKTIF DI DESA TANJUNGREJO. KIA thesis, UNIVERSITAS MUHAMMADIYAH GOMBONG.

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Abstract

Background : Hypertension is a problem, and this non-communicable disease can be considered an international target for non-communicable diseases. The prevalence of hypertension in Central Java reached 37.57, and in Kebumen Regency (2018) there were 23,735 cases of hypertension (1.83%). This high prevalence, coupled with a lack of family knowledge and ineffective communication, leads to suboptimal hypertension management. Elderly exercise is a non-pharmacological therapy proven to lower blood pressure and improve comfort. Research purposes : Developing nursing care with elderly exercise actions to reduce blood pressure in hypertension patients with ineffective family health management nursing problems in Tanjungrejo Village. Research methods : The study used a case study method on five elderly respondents with hypertension. Data collection included a knowledge questionnaire, observation sheets, and standard operating procedures (SOP) for elderly exercise. The intervention was administered two days a week, with pre-post evaluations. Research result : There was an increase in family knowledge about hypertension, and results were obtained from five families' stages of elderly development: three elderly people achieved improvement and two elderly people did not achieve improvement after exercise. Families were able to take more appropriate care and were actively involved in managing the health of their family members. Conclusion : Elderly exercise is effective in lowering blood pressure and improving the family's ability to manage health, especially in communication, understanding conditions, and care measures. Recommendation : Families are encouraged to do elderly exercise as an independent intervention and to increase open communication regarding elderly health complaints.

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