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Experiences of Productive-Age Diabetes Mellitus Patients in Maintaining Kidney Function through Healthy Lifestyle Changes Sulastri, Weni; Yani, Sutri; Hibatullah, Fatih; Dewa Darma, Dimas
Jurnal Riset Media Keperawatan Vol. 8 No. 2 (2025): DESEMBER
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Diabetes Mellitus (DM) in productive-age patients is a public health challenge. One of the serious complications of DM is impaired kidney function. Healthy lifestyle changes have the potential to help maintain kidney function, but understanding of patient experiences in maintaining kidney function through a healthy lifestyle is still limited. This study aims to explore the experiences of productive-age DM patients in their efforts to maintain kidney function through healthy lifestyle changes. Methods: This study used a qualitative research method with a phenomenological approach. A purposive sample of productive-age DM patients aged 20–45 who had undergone DM therapy for at least 2 years was selected. Data were collected through in-depth interviews, recorded, transcribed, and then analyzed using thematic analysis. The results of this study examined patient experiences in terms of knowledge about kidney risks, motivation to make lifestyle changes, challenges and barriers, adaptation strategies, the role of family/environmental support, and perceptions about efforts to maintain kidney function. Conclusion: A thorough understanding of patient experiences can assist nurses and healthcare teams in designing educational interventions and healthy lifestyle support tailored to the needs of productive-age DM patients.
Application of Finger Grasping Technique as Complementary Nursing Therapy in Elderly with Hypertension Hibatullah, Fatih; Dewa Darma, Dimas; Fransisca, Dela
Jurnal Riset Media Keperawatan Vol. 8 No. 2 (2025): DESEMBER
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Common chronic disease hypertension affects the elderly and, if untreated, may reduce their quality of life. Apart from drug therapy, safe and easy-to-manage supplementary treatments are needed. One alternative treatment for freezing is the finger grip approach, which is supposed to be soothing and lower blood pressure. This essay aims to employ knowledge of finger grip techniques as a supportive treatment option for elderly people with hypertension. Two senior persons diagnosed with hypertension are the subject of the approach's case study. Ten to fifteen minutes each day for three straight days was spent on the finger grip method. Measurements of blood pressure were taken both before and after the therapy. The systolic and diastolic blood pressure of both participants dropped following the finger grip treatment; they also stated they felt calmer and at ease. The conclusion of this case study is that the finger grip approach might be used as a supporting therapy to lower blood pressure in elderly patients with hypertension.
Application of Acacia Honey Dressing to Post-Debridement Wound Care in Type 2 Diabetes Patients Dewa Darma, Dimas; Rosidah, Istiqomah; Nurazizah, Wika
Jurnal Riset Media Keperawatan Vol. 8 No. 2 (2025): DESEMBER
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Type 2 diabetes mellitus (DM) is a chronic disease whose prevalence continues to increase in Indonesia. One complication of DM is difficult-to-heal wounds due to chronic hyperglycemia, impaired tissue perfusion, decreased angiogenesis, and peripheral neuropathy. If the wound experiences necrosis or infection, debridement is often performed to support the healing process. Purpose to describe the application of honey therapy to the wound care process in patients with type 2 DM post-debridement. Methodology This study used a descriptive method with a treatment period of 12 months. Honey therapy was administered for three days, with a frequency of one treatment per day. Results showed improvement in wound condition. On the third day, Mr. Y showed improved skin integrity: Upgraded to level 4, reduced redness, moisturized skin, reduced peeling, and a feeling of comfort. Mr. T also showed similar improvements with improved skin texture, increased moisture, and reduced redness.
Co-Authors Fransisca, Dela Hibatullah, Fatih Nurazizah, Wika Rosidah, Istiqomah Sutri Yani Weni Sulastri