Community-Based Health Education to Improve Hypertension Prevention Among Older Adults

Dr. Amanda Lee
 | Author
Prof. Michael Tan
 | Translator

Abstract

This study examined the effectiveness of community-based health education programs in improving awareness and preventive behaviors related to hypertension among older adults. A quasi-experimental approach was conducted involving participants from community health centers. The findings showed significant improvements in participants’ understanding of hypertension risk factors, healthy lifestyle practices, and routine health monitoring. The study emphasizes the importance of educational interventions in strengthening preventive healthcare and promoting healthy aging within communities.

Hypertension prevention community health education healthy aging preventive healthcare public health
Issue  :  Vol. 1 No. 1 (2026): Advancing Public Health and Sustainable Well-Being
Section  :  Articles
Published  :  2026-05-16
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