Immunization and distance relationship status on the birth events 1000 HPK stunting work in bone health district Barebbo

Brahima, Junaedy J.; Noor, Nur Nasry; Jafar, Nurhaedar

doi:10.1016/j.enfcli.2019.10.091

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“…It also means that toddlers with good or complete immunizations can reduce the risk of stunting. The OR scores obtained show that this is in line with research conducted by Swathma et al (2016) showing that most toddlers have received complete basic immunizations in both the case group and the control group 16 . Similarly, research conducted by Azriful et al (2018) shows that toddlers who do not get fully immunized are more at risk of stunting because immunization is one way of preventing infectious diseases, especially PD3I given to both infants and adults.…”

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“…In September 2012, Indonesia launched a program called "The First 1000 Days of Life Movement" or the First 1000 Days of Life. This movement aims to encourage improved nutrition for a better future for Indonesian children 15,16 . Public knowledge of the golden age of life or the First 1000 Days of Life needs to be established early, especially for early childhood to improve their understanding in order to become a more qualified generation 15 .…”

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Analysis Risk Factors of Stunting Incidence on Toddlers in the Working Area of Porto Haria Public Health Center

Latupeirissa¹,

Indar²,

Razak³

et al. 2020

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The prevalence of stunting events in Central Maluku Regency is still high, with 26 toddlers experiencing stunting in 2018 and 27 in 2019 at Porto Haria Public Health Center. This study aims to analyze the risk factors of stunting events in toddlers in the working area of Porto Haria Public Health Center. This research is a type of analytical observational research with the design of case control study. The case population in this study was a toddler who was diagnosed stunting in the working area of Porto Haria Public Health Center as many as 37 toddlers and the control population in this study was an not diagnosed toddler stunting in the working area of Porto Hariapublic Health Center as many as 814 toddlers. The sampling used purposive sampling and found 72 toddlers were divided into 36 cases and 36 controls. Data analysis using univariate and bivariate statistical analysis using Odds Ratio. The results showed that the immunization of toddlers scored OR=0.680, health care rating OR=0.727, parental education (family head, OR=1,400, Mother's value OR=0.769). Parental education is a risk factor, while toddler immunization and utilization of health services are protective factors. Parents (Mothers) are advised to pay attention to nutritional intake both during pregnancy and afterwards, in order to monitor the growth and development of children in terms of food and drink. For health care institutions, especially in nutrition health workers are expected to provide more intensive information and education about the dangers and causes of stunting.

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confidence: 99%

Analysis Risk Factors of Stunting Incidence on Toddlers in the Working Area of Porto Haria Public Health Center

Latupeirissa¹,

Indar²,

Razak³

et al. 2020

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“…The lecture method effectively increases Posyandu cadres' knowledge about stunting prevention in children (Stellata et al, 2022). However, it is essential to remember that the effectiveness of this method also depends on the quality of the material presented, the speaker's ability to convey information well, as well as continued support for applying the knowledge gained in daily practice (Brahima, Noor and Jafar, 2020). Informative and inspiring lectures can motivate Posyandu cadres to take concrete actions to support stunting prevention, such as monitoring children's growth regularly, informing parents about healthy feeding practices, and holding community counseling sessions.…”

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Health education lecture method to increase posyandu cadres' knowledge about stunting prevention in children

Tyarini,

Akib,

Ratnasari

et al. 2024

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Introduction: Stunting is a serious health problem in children, especially in developing countries. Sufficient knowledge about stunting prevention is essential for Posyandu cadres, as they play a role in providing information and support to mothers and children in the community. Objective: evaluate the effectiveness of the lecture method in increasing the knowledge of Posyandu cadres about stunting prevention in children. Method: This type of research uses a quantitative approach. In this study, using a group of health posyandu cadres, stunting knowledge was given using the lecture method. The population in the study of cadre mothers was 60 people, with a sample size of 36 people, using purposive sampling. Measuring instruments use questionnaire instruments and analysis results are in the form of descriptive data equipped with tables. Results: based on statistical test wilcoxon test Asymp.Sig. (2-tailed) P Value 0.000 ≤ 0.05 means that there is an increase in knowledge between before and after educational intervention with the lecture method. Conclusion: The lecture method is effective in increasing the knowledge of Posyandu cadres about stunting prevention in children. It is hoped that the results of this study can be the foundation for a broader health education program to overcome the problem of stunting in children in the community.

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“…The concept of HPK holds special significance because this period is considered a critical window influencing the future health and well-being of the child. However, unfortunately, many mothers do not fully understand that the 1000-day span includes the period from conception (calculated as the first 30 days multiplied by 9 months, equivalent to 270 days) until the child reaches 2 years of age (Brahima et al, 2020;Usman et al, 2021).…”

Section: Stuntingmentioning

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Women's Welfare, Stunting, and Access to Reproductive Rights: An Overview of The Situation in Indonesia

Litaay,

Batjo

2024

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Stunting, as a global issue, has become a primary concern in Indonesia, with a declining trend in prevalence but still predominant indirect interventions for children under five years old. However, the impact of stunting on pregnant women or mothers of toddlers, who are the closest caregivers to stunted children, is often overlooked. Throughout the pregnancy and child-rearing periods, many reproductive rights of women remain unfulfilled, leading to suboptimal health conditions for both the mother and child. This research aims to describe sexual health rights, gender justice, and their relation to the stunting issue in Indonesia. The research method employed was a literature review accessing online databases, including Google Scholar, using keywords such as “stunting,” “women's rights,” “gender,” and “reproductive health rights.” Out of 700 articles identified, a reselection was conducted using the VoSViewer software to obtain literature relevant to the research theme. This article emphasizes that many health services in Indonesia are not optimal in fulfilling women's rights. Conversely, some health services are even challenging for women to access, indicating the government's negative contribution to fulfilling women's rights. Therefore, preventing stunting requires a broader and more integrative approach, including women's empowerment, reconstructing social norms regarding reproductive health, and strengthening health services that favor women. Consequently, the Indonesian government needs to intensify efforts to ensure the fulfillment of women's reproductive health rights as a strategic step in preventing stunting issues in the future.

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Immunization and distance relationship status on the birth events 1000 HPK stunting work in bone health district Barebbo

Cited by 4 publications

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Analysis Risk Factors of Stunting Incidence on Toddlers in the Working Area of Porto Haria Public Health Center

Analysis Risk Factors of Stunting Incidence on Toddlers in the Working Area of Porto Haria Public Health Center

Health education lecture method to increase posyandu cadres' knowledge about stunting prevention in children

Women's Welfare, Stunting, and Access to Reproductive Rights: An Overview of The Situation in Indonesia

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