Abstract
Patients have undergone hemodialysis therapy experience changes in their lifestyle such as the body's limited function, dependence on treatment, feelings of fear and worry about uncertainty about death, as well as lifestyle changes that can cause anxiety and emotional instability in patients. The purpose of this study was to determine the relation of information giving periodically with psychological well-being in patients undergoing hemodialysis therapy.
 This research method was analytic with cross sectional approach. Total population was 120, sample of this research was 92 respondents. Sampling was using simple random sampling, the instrument used was a questionnaire of regular information and psychological well-being questionnaires in patients undergoing hemodialysis therapy. The statistical test used Spearman Rank with significance value α 0,05.
 The result of the study showed that the information giving was less, that was 43 respondents (47%), while the psychological well-being was 46 respondents (50%). The result of statistical test showed that P value (0,042) <α (0,05) mean there was a relation of information giving periodically with psychological well-being in patients who undergo hemodialysis therapy at RSI Surabaya.
 The results of the research conducted, there was a relationship of information giving periodically with psychological well-being in patients undergoing hemodialysis therapy. It is expected that nurses can give information periodically to patients undergoing hemodialysis therapy in order to phsychological well-being of patients is high.
Highlights
Chronic Kidney Disease is a condition of the loss of kidney function progressively (Bayhakki, 2012)
Prevelensi sufferers of Chronic Kidney Disease who undergo therapy hemodialisa based on a survey of hospitals throughout Indonesia (PDPERSI, 2013) approximately 50 people per million inhabitants, to East Java region in the year 2013 (Bustami, 2015)
From eliminary studies conducted on 21 Desembar hemodialisa unit in the room 2016 accounting for as many as 120 people who undergo therapy hemodialisa.Of the 10 respondents who underwent therapy hemodialisa shows that 3 of the respondents experienced conditions of well being that is being psychologikal and 7 respondents experience the well being of a low psychologikal, on aspects of the purpose of life, acceptance of self, autonomy, personal development, and positive relation with others
Summary
Chronic Kidney Disease is a condition of the loss of kidney function progressively (Bayhakki, 2012). In Indonesia an increase in Chronic Kidney Disease patients who underwent therapy hemodialisa of 2148 person in year 2007 to be 2260 people in 2008 (Ulinnuha, 2015). Prevelensi sufferers of Chronic Kidney Disease who undergo therapy hemodialisa based on a survey of hospitals throughout Indonesia (PDPERSI, 2013) approximately 50 people per million inhabitants, to East Java region in the year 2013 (Bustami, 2015). From eliminary studies conducted on 21 Desembar hemodialisa unit in the room 2016 accounting for as many as 120 people who undergo therapy hemodialisa.Of the 10 respondents who underwent therapy hemodialisa shows that 3 of the respondents experienced conditions of well being that is being psychologikal and 7 respondents experience the well being of a low psychologikal, on aspects of the purpose of life, acceptance of self, autonomy, personal development, and positive relation with others. Still the high cases of psychologikal well being low in Islamic Jemursari Hospital in Surabaya
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