The effectiveness of meaning therapy on life expectancy in heart patients

The purpose of this study was to evaluate the effectiveness of semantic therapy on life expectancy in heart patients. The statistical population of the present study consisted of all heart patients admitted to Imam Ali Hospital. From the statistical population of heart patients in Imam Ali Hospital, 50 people were selected by simple random sampling. Which were randomly divided into 2 groups of 25 people and were replaced in experimental and control groups. The ratio of F is equal to 14.412 and the value of p-value (significance level) is 0.001 and the square of the share is equal to 0.370, F was statistically significant. Semantic therapy increased the average hope in patients in the experimental groups compared to the average of the control group and this confirmed the research hypothesis that semantic therapy increased the level of hope in patients in Tehran. The results showed that semantic therapy increased the average life expectancy of patients in the experimental groups compared to the average of the control group and this confirmed the research hypothesis that semantic therapy on the life expectancy of patients in Tehran.