Edukasi Pencegahan Covid-19 Melalui Media Sosial

Audry, Christian Lilo; Putri, Muthia Rahmana; Hilmi, Zain Muhammad Jauhar; Firmadani, Fifit

doi:10.31002/abdipraja.v1i1.3145

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“…The source of information that has the most influence on respondents' opinions on COVID-19 vaccination in our study is social media, which is 55.2%. This is in accordance with research by Audry et al (2020) which states that social media is often used in disseminating information related to COVID-19 compared to other media [7]. This is also supported by research Al Hanawi et al (2020) which also states that the main source of information related to COVID-19 is through social media around 85.8% [8].…”

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Knowledge, Attitude, Practice, and Concerns of Non-Medical Students in Surabaya Against Covid-19 Vaccination

Haq¹,

Juniar²,

Sari³

et al. 2021

IJRP

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Introduction: COVID-19 vaccination has been carried out for the elderly, traders, vulnerable groups, and the government has also begun to accelerate vaccination for residents aged 18 years and over. Regarding this issue, we seek to assess college students' understanding of the knowledge about the vaccinations they will receive.Method: Survey on the level of knowledge, attitudes, practices, and concerns regarding vaccination was assisted by using the Knowledge, Attitude, Practices and Concerns (KAPC) questionnaire with a reliability value of Cronbach's Alpha coefficient of 0.86 which indicates that the questionnaire has good consistency and the validation of the questionnaire also shows good result. Respondents are non-medical students who live in Surabaya which are ≥ 18 years old and obtained by total sampling. Data analysis for the level of knowledge using the scale method, namely the Guttman scale. Meanwhile, the components of attitudes, practices, and concerns were measured using a Likert scale.Results: Sociodemographic data showed that the majority of respondents were 21 years old, amounting to 58.1%. Most respondents are female with a percentage of 67.6%. The results of the knowledge of non-medical students in Surabaya for the Covid-19 vaccination showed that 105 respondents had a level of 54.3%. Respondents' attitudes against COVID-19 vaccination are valued as much as 81.2%. The respondents' practice of COVID-19 vaccination is 78.8%. Meanwhile, the level of concern of respondents regarding the COVID-19 vaccination is 34.4%. Conclusion:Based on survey data as many as 105 respondents from non-medical students in Surabaya regarding the COVID-19 vaccination, it is known that the respondents' knowledge level is low, the respondent's attitude is very good, the respondent's practice level is good, and the respondent's level of concern about COVID-19 vaccination barriers is low.

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confidence: 89%

Knowledge, Attitude, Practice, and Concerns of Non-Medical Students in Surabaya Against Covid-19 Vaccination

Haq¹,

Juniar²,

Sari³

et al. 2021

IJRP

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“…Teaching people to plant productive plants so that they can help with their daily needs. COVID-19 educational activities are carried out in various ways, one of which is through social media (Audry et al, 2020;Sampurno et al, 2020;Zulfa & Kusuma, 2020). Teach the community to plant productive plants so that they can help their daily needs.…”

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New Order And Solidarity Action In Facing Covid-19 (Students Experience)

Rahmaniah

Sari²

2022

JPIPS

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A key element in improving individual health is awareness of the risk of Covid-19, with in individuals to adjust to the new order. The purpose of this study is to find out how changes are felt by students in the presence of the Covid-19 pandemic. Using the phenomenological method, this research was conducted on the students of the Islamic State University Maulana Malik Ibrahim Malang. This study also wants to see the social changes felt by students and how students experience in the form of solidarity action. This research found that students showed self-awareness to start a new order, besides that social awareness also began to emerge, shown by their concern for the surrounding community. Some of the reasons that underlie the change in life towards this new order; rational considerations to participate in promoting healthy living and adhering to health protocols, religious values that they believe to help alleviate suffer in the surrounding community, their empathy for the impact caused by the Covid-19 pandemic.

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“…Gejala-gejala yang banyak dirasakan pasien adalah batuk, demam, serta kelelahan. Gejala lain yang kemungkinan dialami oleh seorang pasien, meliputi sakit kepala, rasa nyeri, diare, sakit tenggorokan, serta rasa sakit pada saluran pernapasan (Audry et al 2021). Salah satu langkah untuk mencegah infeksi penyakit ini adalah dengan meningkatkan sistem imun.…”

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Nu-Covid Eduboard: Edukasi Pesan Gizi Seimbang dan Protokol Kesehatan pada Siswa MDA Al-Muhajirin di Kota Medan

Mulifajar¹,

Zhaki²,

Nasution³

et al. 2022

Agrokreatif. J. Ilm. Pengabdi. Kpd. Masy.

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The Covid-19 virus is a virus that spread quickly either directly or indirectly. Prevention of the Covid-19 virus can be accompanied by a strong immune system, namely by improving a healthy lifestyle with balanced nutritional foods. Nutrition education stands for an effort to increase knowledge of nutrition and eating behavior which is important for elementary school children. The media which common to use is a playing board that can help students to understand and recall what has been conveyed. Based on this reason, the Medan Kota 02 KKN-T group designed a program to increase understanding of nutrition to prevent Covid-19 among elementary students in MDA Al-Muhajirin, in Kota Matsum IV Village. The activity began by filling out a pre-test to find out student's knowledge before receiving education material. After that, continued with delivering nutrition and covid materials including an explanation of the balanced nutrition cone, then continued with the health protocol material, playing the board game by attaching food stickers to the picture of the balanced nutrition cone and matching the picture with the health protocol description. In the last session, all the students were asked to filling out the post-test. The impact of this program is that students understand and apply how to maintain healthy and balanced nutrition guidelines (PGS) and comply with prokes. The results indicated that the value of the participants from pre-test to post-test increased not too significantly, namely by 0.034, which could be caused by knowledge bias due to distraction. The distraction may be caused by the participants' unpreparedness in receiving the material, the class conditions that are not supportive, and the lack of initiative of the participants to take notes and understand the material provided. Nu-Covid eduboard may be an alternative program for increasing student knowledge about balanced nutrition guidelines and prokes in covid-19 pandemic situation.

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Edukasi Pencegahan Covid-19 Melalui Media Sosial

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Knowledge, Attitude, Practice, and Concerns of Non-Medical Students in Surabaya Against Covid-19 Vaccination

Knowledge, Attitude, Practice, and Concerns of Non-Medical Students in Surabaya Against Covid-19 Vaccination

New Order And Solidarity Action In Facing Covid-19 (Students Experience)

Nu-Covid Eduboard: Edukasi Pesan Gizi Seimbang dan Protokol Kesehatan pada Siswa MDA Al-Muhajirin di Kota Medan

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