Municipal COVID-19 Epidemiological Response: Level of Satisfaction among Households in Esperanza, Sultan Kudarat

Lasanas, E.; Garcia, Christian; Tabago, J.; Matampay, A.P.

doi:10.17509/ijcsne.v1i2.33405

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“…Overall, the results established that barangays are responsive enough with their responsibility of implementing IATF protocols. This is in parallel to the findings of a previous study where they found that there's a level of effectiveness on the implementation of public health and safety protocols on the households of a particular community in Mindanao (Lasanas et al, 2021). 4 indicates the significant difference on the assessment of barangay officials and residents on the implementation of IATF protocols.…”

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Responsiveness of Local Villages in the Implementation of COVID-19 Protocols in the Philippines

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This study was conducted to examine the responsiveness of barangays to the implementation of IATF protocols. By utilizing mixed methods research design, the study achieved its objectives by employing a modified questionnaire that determines the responsiveness of five barangays in Tuguegarao City, Cagayan. Moreover, the study involved 250 local residents and 50 barangay officials who both willingly participated in the data gathering. For the data analysis, descriptive quantitative and thematic analysis were used. The results revealed that both perceived their respective barangays to be responsive in the implementation of IATF protocols. Results also portrayed a significant difference between the assessment of barangay officials and local residents. In addition, it was also found that there’s a significant difference in the assessment of barangay officials and residents when grouped according to barangay profile. It was also revealed that despite the responsiveness, there were still issues and challenges that both barangay officials and residents experienced in implementing IATF protocols in their barangays.

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Responsiveness of Local Villages in the Implementation of COVID-19 Protocols in the Philippines

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“…The Covid-19 pandemic that has occurred in several countries will continue until 2021 for an indefinite time limit. Vaccine injections have been carried out by almost all countries, including Indonesia, but people still have to comply with health protocols (Lasanas et al, 2021). Regular physical activity is a major health behavior from a public health perspective, because it has a tremendous impact on health.…”

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Relationship between Age, Employment Status, and Availability of Sports Infrastructure on Motivation to Exercise in Yogyakarta State University Education Personnel

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Yudanto,

Rahmadhanty

2023

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This research aims to determine: (1) the correlation between age and motivation for doing sports, (2) the correlation between the employment status and motivation for doing sports, (3) the correlation between the availability of sports facilities and motivation for doing sports, and (4) the correlation between age, employment status, and availability of sports facilities towards the motivation for doing sports. The type of this research was a correlational study with an ex post facto approach. The research population was the faculty staff (tendik) of Yogyakarta State University who were still actively working with a total of 775 people with a total sample of 194 people taken using the random sampling technique. The research instrument was a closed questionnaire for data collection on the availability of sports facilities with a total of 20 items and a Sport Motivation Scale with a total of 27 items. The instrument validity technique referred to the product moment correlation formula and reliability based on Cronbach's Alpha. The data analysis technique used multiple regression at a significant level of 0.05. The results show that: (1) there is no correlation between age and motivation for doing sports, (2) there is a correlation between employment status and motivation for doing sports, (3) there is a correlation between the availability of sports facilities and motivation for doing sports, and (4) there is a correlation between age, employment status, and the availability of sports facilities towards the motivation for doing sports.

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Municipal COVID-19 Epidemiological Response: Level of Satisfaction among Households in Esperanza, Sultan Kudarat

Cited by 2 publications

References 14 publications

Responsiveness of Local Villages in the Implementation of COVID-19 Protocols in the Philippines

Responsiveness of Local Villages in the Implementation of COVID-19 Protocols in the Philippines

Relationship between Age, Employment Status, and Availability of Sports Infrastructure on Motivation to Exercise in Yogyakarta State University Education Personnel

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