Self Efficacy of Diabetes Mellitus Patients with Gangrene In Process

Patients with diabetic gangrene takes care intensively and old.The length of time the treatment, chronic disease course and a feeling of helplessness because of the dependency causes negative psychological reactions such as anger, anxiety, irritability and the emergence of the negative perception of his ability in the process of healing.The purpose of this study was to determine the relationship of self-efficacy diabetes mellitus patients with gangrene in the process of adaptation to the patient based on the theory of Calista Roy in RSM Ahmad Dahlan Kediri.The design study is a quantitative research design with cross-sectional, population studied were all patients with Diabetes Mellitus in room mekah 3 In RSM Ahmad Dahlan of Kediri totaling 45 people.Samples were taken using purposive sampling technique sampling of 30 respondents.The independent variable was self-efficacy and the dependent variable is the adaptation process.Test statistical analysis using chi-square test.Results of research on self-efficacy showed that most of the respondents have a Self Efficacy low that as many as 18 (60%).While in the process of adaptation showed that most of the respondents with Maladaptive adaptation process that as many as 18 (60%).Results of data analysis obtained p value = 0,000 <α = 0,05 so that H0 rejected and H1 accepted as such there is a relationship between self-efficacy diabetes mellitus patients with gangrene in the process of adaptation to the patient based on the theory of Calista Roy in RSM Ahmad Dahlan Kediri.Individuals with high self efficacy will attempt to recover. In individuals with high self-efficacy will appear positive coping mechanisms against her condition so that individuals can adapt to conditions.