The family psychoeducation model is a form of
health education that uses a family approach model
through a flexible model, because it combines
information-related health issues and ways to cope
with certain situations that can cause a health
problem. The family psychoeducation model focuses
on educating participants, with the aim of participants
being able to perform their health duties
independently (Wulandari et al. 2016). The
implementation of family psychoeducation model is
divided into 5 sessions, ie problem identification
session, concept and treatment education session,
stress management education session, burden
management session, and family empowerment
education session in utilizing health service source
(Mirsepassi et al. 2018).
Family centered empowerment model is a model
of health education with family approach. This model
of health education aims to establish families in
controlling the family's health status by strengthening
the family system (Mohalli et al. 2016). Objectives
after being given health information using this model
of health education, it is hoped the family can
improve or control the health status of the family by
increasing the family's ability to perform the
functions and duties of family health. The
implementation of the family centered empowerment
model is divided into 4 sessions, ie problem
identification session, family ability identification
session, knowledge improvement session, and
evaluation evaluation session (Vahedian-Azimi et al.
2016). The change of knowledge and attitudes of
participants after being given health education is a
success of the learning process in health education
that is influenced by the model used. This is in
accordance with the statement of (Lucksted et al.
2012), that the family psychoeducation health
education model has different information settings
and content from other health education models that
focus on developing participant skills aimed at
preventing family health problems. The explanation
above can be concluded that family psychoeducation
model has a better level of effectiveness than family
centered empowerment model based on test result
difference.
5 CONCLUSIONS
There is a difference of knowledge and attitude of
poor family in preventing hypertension in family
before and after done family psychoeducation model
and family centered empowerment model. Family
psychoeducation family intervention is more
effective to change the behavior of poor family in
preventing hypertension in family based on average
difference of test result.
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