Health Educatiom About Clean and Healthy Lifestyle Behavior (PHBS) in the Transition Period of the Covid-19 Pandemic for Students

Abstract

After the COVID-19 pandemic is ongoing up to 3 years, finally Indonesia started experience transition from pandemic going to endemic, following decreasing of case positive for COVID-19. During the transition, a number of rule start relaxed, however government recommend public for still carry out health protocol. Besides, in field education, all school carry out 100 % offline learning. The students have to stay alert from COVID-19 infection or another infection. So that, clean and healthy lifestyle (PHBS) is necessary carried out at school. There are several indicators of PHBS in schools that are necessary known by students. This health education aims to give education to 97 students in schools especially at SMK Negeri 2 Bengkulu City about importance implementing PHBS in the transition period of COVID-19 pandemic. This activity took place on Thursday , 22 September 2022. The method used form give education and discussion regarding PHBS in schools. We evaluated student’s understanding by pre-test and post-test about PHBS. Participant generally already have own knowledge regarding PHBS and more understand PHBS after participated in this activity.

Improving the Standard of Living and Health Status of the RW 07 Community Through Health Education

“…Clean and healthy living behavior is a step that must be applied to achieve a good degree of health for everyone (Hermawan et al, 2022;Kusuma, 2022;Rizqoh et al, 2023). Based on the results of a survey conducted by students of the Ners Professional Program batch 29 of the Community and Family Station, Immanuel Bandung Health Institute, several health problems in Jayagiri Village were identified, especially in RW 07, which is from a total population of 754 people.…”

Increasing Knowledge, Attitudes and Behavior of the Community

“…Coronavirus disease 2019 is caused by the SARS-Cov-2 virus. This virus belongs to the Coronaviridae family, specifically the genus Betacoronavirus (Rizqoh et al, 2023). Coronaviruses are a broad family of viruses that can cause mild to severe symptoms and are spread zoonotically (between animals and humans).…”