Evaluasi Kesesuaian Penyimpanan Vaksin Covid-19 Di Puskesmas Pabuaran Kabupaten Cirebon

Bachtiar, Arsyad; Setyaningsih, Indah; Rohadi, Didi; Rahmadanela, Galih Sukma

doi:10.37874/mh.v3i2.796

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Section: Good Not Good Good Enoughmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Good *Answer score on the observation sheet checklist (answer "yes" = 1; answer "no" = 0) (Julyasti & Dyahariesti, 2021) *The total score on each indicator is calculated as a percentage (Arikunto, 2016). *The average percentage is categorized with assessment criteria, not good (<60%), good enough (60% -75%), and good: (>75%) (Julyasti & Dyahariesti, 2021). When cleaned, the vaccine refrigerator body only uses a wet cloth without a dry cloth, the vaccine refrigerator condenser is not cleaned with a soft brush, and maintenance recording is not carried out every week and every month.…”

Section: Good Not Good Good Enoughmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Previous research that has been carried out regarding the suitability of COVID-19 vaccine storage based on (Good Drug Distribution Methods) CDOB 2020 and the Decree of the Director General of Disease Prevention and Control Number HK.02.02/4/1/2021: those conducted at the Puskesman Karang Pule showed that 80.0% had good suitability for COVID-19 vaccine storage, and those conducted at the Mataram City Pharmaceutical Installation showed that 67.0% were suitable for COVID-19 vaccine storage (Julyasti & Dyahariesti, 2021;Zuhroh & Dyahariesti, 2021)…”

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Evaluation of COVID-19 vaccine storage at community health centres in Mataram city

et al. 2023

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Background: The government of the Republic of Indonesia issued a Regulation of the Minister of Health in 2021 concerning the implementation of vaccination in the context of overcoming the Coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19). Vaccination will be more cost-effective than treatment if evaluated from an economic point of view. A high accuracy of vaccine management in healthcare facilities such as in community health centres (puskesmas) will positively impact the health sector’s medical, social and economic aspects. Objective: To explore the suitability of COVID-19 vaccine storage at puskesmas throughout Mataram City based on Good Drug Distribution Method (CDOB) in 2020 and the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Indonesia number HK.01.07/MENKES/4638/2021. Method: This study was an observational study with quantitative approach. Result: The average percentage of indicators of COVID-19 vaccine storage at puskesmas throughout Mataram City were as follows: 1) officers and training (33.3%); 2) buildings (17.8%); 3) facilities (11.8%); 4) operational (78.5%); 5) maintenance (57.7%); 6) calibration, qualification and validation (73.3%), and on the suitability of COVID-19 vaccine storage (92.5%). Conclusion: The suitability of COVID-19 vaccine storage at puskesmas throughout Mataram City based on CDOB 2020 and the regulation shows that the average category is 52.1%, which falls into the category of ‘not good’.

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Section: Good Not Good Good Enoughmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Good Not Good Good Enoughmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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