Pengetahuan tentang Covid-19 Berhubungan dengan Kepatuhan Keluarga Memakai Masker di IGD Rumah Sakit

Hutapea, Naomi Christina Mareta; Soputri, Nilawati

doi:10.37287/jppp.v3i3.523

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“…High knowledge is expected to increase compliance. As age increases, a person's knowledge and comprehension ability will increase (Hutapea and Soputri, 2021). One of the important things that the public must pay attention to is knowledge, especially to prevent transmission of the Covid_19 virus through vaccination.…”

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The Level of Public Anxiety Regarding the Covid-19 Vaccine

Sholihat,

Heri Budiawan,

Yuyun Solihatin

2024

HNJ

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The Covid-19 virus is a new Corona virus that can cause disease in animals and humans. Covid-19 began to spread in Wuhan and developed into a pandemic. This disease causes various symptoms and can even cause death. One of the efforts being made by the government currently to control the spread of Covid-19 is by vaccinating its citizens. The aim of this research was to determine the level of public anxiety about the Covid-19 vaccine. The research method was carried out quantitatively with a descriptive analysis design. The survey was carried out by distributing the Depression Anxity Stress Scale (DASS 42) questionnaire to people who were vaccinated against Covid-19 at the Muhammadiyah University of Tasikmalaya. The results of the research showed that the level of public anxiety was mostly mild, namely 95 respondents (90.48%) while the level of anxiety was moderate, namely 10 respondents (9.52%). The conclusion in this study is that people's anxiety levels are in the mild to moderate range.

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The Level of Public Anxiety Regarding the Covid-19 Vaccine

Sholihat,

Heri Budiawan,

Yuyun Solihatin

2024

HNJ

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“…28 Other studies show found a significant relationship between knowledge about COVID-19 and adherence to wearing masks. 29 Knowledge of how to achieve health care, and how to avoid disease, will increase public knowledge. 30 According to Sari and 'Atiqoh (2020) 31 there is a relationship between public knowledge and compliance with the use of masks as an effort to prevent Covid-19 disease.…”

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Student Knowledge Regarding The Implementation Of Covid-19 Health Protocol

Siagian¹

2022

JIIKI

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Background: Transmission of COVID-19 in the community was caused by the lack of knowledge regarding the virus transmission preventions. This is a trigger for people not to comply with health protocols such as wearing masks, diligently washing hands properly and maintaining physical distance. Objectives: This study aims to determine the relationship of knowledge to the implementation of the COVID-19 health protocol in students. Methods: This study uses the descriptive analytic method with a qualitative approach. The subjects of this study were junior high school students aged 13-15 years totaling 89 people who were selected by purposive sampling technique. Data were analyzed univariately using frequency and presentation. Bivariate analysis with Pearson correlation. Results: The analysis shows that there is no significant relationship between online games and interest in learning with ap value of 0.207 > 0.05 and there is a significant relationship between age and class level on the implementation of the COVID-19 health protocol with a sig value of 0.018 (p value > 0.05 Conclusion: Overall, most of the respondents have good knowledge, positive attitude, and good practices toward preventing COVID-19. where the student's knowledge becomes a reference for students to behave and behave according to health protocols.

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“…This shows that good knowledge will support positive attitudes about the COVID-19 vaccine. Hutapea MA et al 20 stated that there was a relationship between knowledge and willingness to do the vaccine (P = 0.002). Decision-making is influenced by knowledge so that beneficial actions for individuals are formed, including the willingness to be vaccinated against COVID-19.…”

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“…This could be due to the different research times. Research Hutapea M et al 20 will be carried out in 2021, while our research will be carried out in 2022 and 2023. The one-year time difference will allow the government to socialize and increase information regarding the COVID-19 vaccination to the community.…”

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STIGMA and knowledge of COVID 19 vaccines affect the COVID 19 vaccination in Indonesia

Amalia,

Hairunisa,

Zaina

et al. 2024

Iraq Med J

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Objective: This study aoimed to assess STIGMA's effect and knowledge of the COVID-19 vaccine on COVID-19 vaccination. Methods: The research design is cross-sectionall with consecutive non-random sampling. The method used is a questionnaire-based survey given online. The questionnaire included respondent characteristics, history of COVID-19 vaccination, stigma, and factors that influenced the COVID-19 vaccination. The data were exported from the Google form to Microsoft Excel version 16.57 for cleaning and coding, and analysis with SPSS 25.0. Variables were analyzed using the chi-square and Fisher’s exact tests (95% confidence level and p-value 5%). Correlation using the Spearman test (r is significant if > 0.001) and the odds ratio (OR) of the two variables. Results: The study was attended by 291 respondents aged 15-59 years, 51.9% worked in the health sector, and 48.1% were the general public. Perception regarding knowledge of COVID-19 shows that 79.7% know and 20.3% don't know. 95.5% of respondents knew about the COVID-19 vaccine program, and the remaining 4.9% did not know. Respondents who had received vaccinations were 97.3%, and 2.7% had not been vaccinated. Factors related to the STIGMA of the COVID-19 vaccine were work in the health sector (p=0.001, r=0.200), knowledge of COVID-19 (p=0.001, r=0.195), and knowledge of the COVID-19 vaccine program (p=0.000, r= 0.221). Factors related to receiving vaccinations were knowing the COVID-19 vaccine program (p=0.000, r=0.574) and the STIGMA of the COVID-19 vaccine (p=0.000, r=0.225) Conclusion: Implementing the vaccination program will be successful if the community has good knowledge about vaccines and does not have a STIGMA for vaccines.

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Pengetahuan tentang Covid-19 Berhubungan dengan Kepatuhan Keluarga Memakai Masker di IGD Rumah Sakit

Cited by 10 publications

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The Level of Public Anxiety Regarding the Covid-19 Vaccine

The Level of Public Anxiety Regarding the Covid-19 Vaccine

Student Knowledge Regarding The Implementation Of Covid-19 Health Protocol

STIGMA and knowledge of COVID 19 vaccines affect the COVID 19 vaccination in Indonesia

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