Evaluation of the Covid 19 Vaccine Policy for the Elderly Community in Pekanbaru City

Isril, Isril; Harirah, Zulfa; Rizaldi, Annas

doi:10.21776/ub.transformative.2021.007.02.4

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“…Penelitian Adellia & Prajawinanti di tahun 2021 menunjukkan bahwa faktor proses terdiri dari proses penyelenggaraan program dan kendala saat pelaksanaan program (24). Faktor proses terdiri dari pelaksanaan kegiatan, pencatatan dan pelaporan (25,26)…”

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Implementasi kebijakan vaksinasi covid-19 di Indonesia: narrative review

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Idris

Misnaniarti³

2022

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Background: Currently the Covid-19 pandemic is still happening which has resulted in an increase in the number of deaths. The number of Covid-19 cases in Indonesia is more than 2.5 million with the death toll reaching 25,000. To prevent the transmission of Covid-19, the government has made a policy with a vaccination program. Methods: The research method used is narrative review, searching for articles using an internet database with the keywords COVID-19 vaccination in Indonesia with a time limit of 2020 to 2021. The search results obtained 10 articles which were then analyzed using context, input, process and product (CIPP) on the implementation of the Covid-19 vaccination. The obtained literatures were synthesized using the narrative method by grouping the extracted data that was similar to the measured results to answer the research objectives. Results : The results of the study indicate that the existence of a policy and the government's pick-up effort is expected to support the success of vaccination. However, the implementation of the covid-19 vaccination in Indonesia has not been optimal due to factors; lack of public participation due to doubts about the "halal" status of vaccines, doubts about vaccine safety and effectiveness and fear of vaccine side effects. Conclusion: the implementation of vaccination that is not optimal based on reporting and constraints needs to be monitored and evaluated continuously from the central level to the community both in terms of policy, human resource support, information dissemination so that improvements can be made immediately in order to achieve the success of the vaccination program. Keywords: covid-19 vaccination, policy, implementation, success, vaccination constraints

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Implementasi kebijakan vaksinasi covid-19 di Indonesia: narrative review

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2022

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“…6 COVID-19 in Indonesia first appeared in March 2020 after it was found that 2 Depok residents were infected after interacting with Japanese citizens. 7 COVID-19 disease is an infectious disease caused by a virus severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS-CoV) COVID-19 is transmitted via droplets, namely water particles that are very small and usually come out when coughing or sneezing. 6 Viruses are categorized as VOCs if they have the following conditions, have an increase in epidemiological transmission faster, have higher virulence, and reduce the effectiveness of health protocols, diagnostic tools, vaccines, and therapies.…”

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“…6 Obstacles to the COVID-19 vaccination program are the level of knowledge and misinformation regarding COVID-19 and the COVID-19 vaccine which makes the community and mothers anxious and in the end, there is a negative response and refusal to vaccinate. 7 One of the most common types of hoaxes and misinformation is related to the COVID-19 vaccine. The theory is circulating on many social media platforms, including vaccines containing microchips which will cause death, stroke, paralysis, and encephalitis or inflammation of the brain.…”

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Relationship Between Mother's Anxiety Level and Children's Coronavirus (Covid-19) Vaccination Status School Age in Public Elementary School Cipageran Mandiri 2

Kulsum,

Mulyawati,

Hastuti

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Background: Anxiety is the psychological state of a person who is worried and afraid of something that has not happened yet and is a sign that helps the individual to prepare to take action in the face of a threat. The level of anxiety in mothers can affect vaccination status and contribute to the uneven distribution of children getting the COVID-19 vaccine. The COVID-19 vaccine target for older children's schools is 26.5 million, and the current COVID-19 vaccine achievement rate for school-age children is 15 million (56.6%) with complete vaccination status. This shows that 11.5 million children (43%) are still not fully vaccinated against COVID-19. One of the causes is maternal anxiety about the COVID-19 vaccine. Objectives: This study was to identify the relationship between anxiety levels Mothers with COVID-19 vaccination status for school-age children at Public Elementary School Cipageran Mandiri 2. Methods: analytical survey research methodology with cross sectional design, research sample a total of 237 respondents with simple stratified random sampling. Data collection techniques use questionnaires in the form of google forms. Data analysis with chi-square test statistical application. Results: The results showed that 65% of mothers did not experience anxiety about Covid-19 vaccination. The covid-19 vaccination status was obtained, and most had a complete covid-19 vaccination status of 73%. The results of statistical analysis showed that there was a relationship between the level of maternal anxiety and the status of Covid-19 vaccination in school-age children at Public Elementary School Cipageran Mandiri 2 with a value of p = 0.000. Conclusion: COVID-19 vaccination status in children is related to maternal anxiety in responding to the importance or absence of the COVID-19 vaccine. This is because 27% of children still have not been vaccinated, where vaccination is mandatory to reduce COVID-19 morbidity and mortality.

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“…The Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic has not ended and is still a global threat. Based on data from the World Health Organization (WHO), the total confirmed positive cases in exactly one year of the pandemic on March 11, 2021 were 117,788,562 cases (Borchering et al, 2021;Isril et al, 2021;Upadhaya et al, 2020). This situation has made a number of countries including Indonesia continue to struggle to stop the spread of COVID-19.…”

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The Success of the Vaccine Policy in Treating Covid-19 in Indonesia

Andiani

Tuti

Satispi

et al. 2023

Internationally known as Journal of Government and Politics

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The Covid-19 pandemic has created new problems for various countries hit by this pandemic, especially regarding how the country’s efforts are to pre- vent and stop the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic so that it does not become wider and cause more victims. The covid-19 vaccine is one of the policies taken by many countries in response to the covid-19 pandemic. The purpose of this study was to find out how successful the vaccination policy was in handling the Covid-19 pandemic in Indonesia. The research method used in this study is Literature Review, the data used is to collect several research papers related to the covid-19 vaccination policy. The results of the research related to the success of the vaccination policy as a response to the Covid-19 pandemic in Indonesia can be said to be successful, because the level of attainment of vaccine doses continues to increase, then positive cases of COVID-19 continue to sag, although there are still pros and cons in the community, and there are also cases of the public’s distrust of the covid-19 vaccine, the biggest obstacle due to the lack of clarity of information regarding the corona vaccination, these obstacles can be input for the government to further accelerate the vaccination program. The government itself has targeted vaccination to reach 2 million doses a day, and also the occurrence of public distrust with the covid-19 vaccine.

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Evaluation of the Covid 19 Vaccine Policy for the Elderly Community in Pekanbaru City

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Implementasi kebijakan vaksinasi covid-19 di Indonesia: narrative review

Implementasi kebijakan vaksinasi covid-19 di Indonesia: narrative review

Relationship Between Mother's Anxiety Level and Children's Coronavirus (Covid-19) Vaccination Status School Age in Public Elementary School Cipageran Mandiri 2

The Success of the Vaccine Policy in Treating Covid-19 in Indonesia

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