Integrative Emotional Resilience Model to Improve Blood Pressure Control of Hypertensive Patients: A Phenomenological Study
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Title
Integrative Emotional Resilience Model to Improve Blood Pressure Control of Hypertensive Patients: A Phenomenological Study
Subject
emotional
resilience,
hypertension,
Islamic spirituality,
physical activities,
social-cultural
activities
resilience,
hypertension,
Islamic spirituality,
physical activities,
social-cultural
activities
Description
Introduction: Emotional states significantly influence blood pressure
among hypertensive patients. This study explores the impact of Islamic
spiritual practices and emotional resilience in managing hypertension.
Methods: We conducted in-depth interviews with 20 Muslim participants
using a qualitative transcendental phenomenological approach.
Results: Analysis revealed five primary themes: 1) Suppression of anger
through Islamic teachings; 2) Enhanced resilience through religious
practices; 3) Improvement in mental relaxation via prayer and dhikr; 4)
Physical management to alleviate stress-related symptoms; 5) Socio-
cultural activities fostering mental stability.
Conclusion: The findings suggest that Islamic spiritual practices contribute
to emotional resilience by providing coping mechanisms that reduce
psychological stress, a known factor in elevated blood pressure.
Integrating spiritual, physical, and socio-cultural dimensions creates a
holistic approach that supports better hypertension control. This model
highlights the importance of culturally and spiritually tailored
interventions in chronic disease management. Integrating Islamic
spiritual, physical, and socio-cultural approaches enhances hypertension
management and patient well-being.
among hypertensive patients. This study explores the impact of Islamic
spiritual practices and emotional resilience in managing hypertension.
Methods: We conducted in-depth interviews with 20 Muslim participants
using a qualitative transcendental phenomenological approach.
Results: Analysis revealed five primary themes: 1) Suppression of anger
through Islamic teachings; 2) Enhanced resilience through religious
practices; 3) Improvement in mental relaxation via prayer and dhikr; 4)
Physical management to alleviate stress-related symptoms; 5) Socio-
cultural activities fostering mental stability.
Conclusion: The findings suggest that Islamic spiritual practices contribute
to emotional resilience by providing coping mechanisms that reduce
psychological stress, a known factor in elevated blood pressure.
Integrating spiritual, physical, and socio-cultural dimensions creates a
holistic approach that supports better hypertension control. This model
highlights the importance of culturally and spiritually tailored
interventions in chronic disease management. Integrating Islamic
spiritual, physical, and socio-cultural approaches enhances hypertension
management and patient well-being.
Creator
Sukarmin1*, Edy Soesanto2, Elly Nurachmah3, Sri Yona3, Dewi Gayatri3, & Ratna
Aryani3
Aryani3
Source
https://doi.org/10.37363/bnr.2025.64481
Date
28 October 2025
Contributor
Peri Irawan
Format
pdf
Language
english
Type
text
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Citation
Sukarmin1*, Edy Soesanto2, Elly Nurachmah3, Sri Yona3, Dewi Gayatri3, & Ratna
Aryani3, “Integrative Emotional Resilience Model to Improve Blood Pressure Control of Hypertensive Patients: A Phenomenological Study,” Repository Horizon University Indonesia, accessed April 13, 2026, https://repository.horizon.ac.id/items/show/11938.