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This study aims to systematically review several kinds of literature that discuss the impact of training or physical activity of patients with Congestive Heart Failure (CHF) in lowering blood pressure in hypertensive patients. The method used is a systematic review by studying journal literature on the Scopus, CINAHL, Pubmed, ScienceDirect and SAGE Journals databases. The results showed that exercise could be done at home by the patient independently to support pharmacological treatment therapy in the cardiovascular system. The therapy can change the patient's behavior from maladaptive to adaptive. Treatment modalities can be given to patients with cardiovascular disorders: hypertension, namely cardiac exercise because cardiac exercise is an easy, light activity, can be done continuously and reduces the effects of pharmacological use. In conclusion, cardiovascular modality therapy is a home-based exercise program that can be given to patients with heart and blood flow disorders. Therapy that is run regularly can affect lowering blood pressure.  Keywords: Aerobic, Hypertension, Exercise Program, Blood Pressure, Therapy

Introduction: : HIV/AIDS first appeared in Indonesia in 1987 which until now continues to spread in 386 regencies / cities in Indonesia. The high rate of HIV/AIDS in Indonesia requires patients to improve the compliance and continuity of treatment with the help of doctors or health workers, escorts and supported by the availability of drugs. This study aims to find out the effective mobile intervention to improve the compliance of ARV and QOL treatment of patients with HIV/AIDS Method: The method used in systematic review uses protocols and rules that are suitable by using flow diagram. Feasibility of the study was assessed using picot framework with population of HIV/AIDS patients undergoing ARV therapy, the intervention used is mobile intervention which includes mobile reminder and mobile education Results: The results include journal results from the search database Science Direct, Scopus, Proquest, and PubMed using 12 journals. The intervention consists of mobile intervention such as education and counseling. These interventions have been shown to improve treatment adherence, quality of life, and/or both.  Conclusion: There needs to be contributions from various parties to be able to improve the adherence of treatment and Qol, not only from patients and health workers but also families. mobile intervention is quite effective given to HIV patients in carrying out treatment adherence therapy as well as improving QOL in patients.   Keywords: education; HIV/AIDS; mobile; online; telehealth

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