Social Media and Reproductive Health - Communication Model of Adolescent Reproductive Health in Social Media

Setianti, Yanti; Dida, Susanne; Puspitasari, Lilis; Nugraha, Aat Ruchiat

doi:10.18502/kss.v2i4.864

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“…Salah satu fungsi media sosial adalah mendukung pembangunan dengan memberdayakan masyarakat dalam menjaga kesehatan dan kesejahteraannya. Media sosial merupakan media yang paling banyak digunakan remaja dalam mencari informasi kesehatan reproduksi (Setianti et al, 2017). Beberapa implikasi dari keterlibatan media sosial untuk komunikasi kesehatan meningkat dan direkomendasikan untuk masa depan (Heldman, Schindelar and Weaver, 2013).…”

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KOMUNIKASI KESEHATAN TENTANG KESEHATAN REPRODUKSI DAN SEKSUAL KOMPREHENSIF (Studi di Youth Center Pilar Jawa Tengah)

Umaroh

Karjoso

2021

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Reproductive health issues and adolescent sexuality are important studies, such as premarital sexual behavior, unwanted pregnancy, abortion, STIs, and HIV-AIDS. One of the factors that influence adolescent risky sexual behavior is knowledge. The knowledge index number on adolescent reproductive health in Central Java is still low about 58.1%. One of the parties that has a role in the field of adolescent reproductive health is the youth center. This research examined health communication about reproductive and sexual health at the PILAR PKBI Youth Center, Central Java. This research used a qualitative approach with a case study design. The theoretical framework used the Logic Model. Informants were determined by purposive sampling with a total of 19 people. The data collection method was by in-depth interviews via Whatsapp and focus group discussions through Zoom meetings due to the pandemic situation. Data was analyzed with thematic analysis. Research ethics used the Helinski Declaration rules and informed consent. The results of the research were 1) The issues raised were in accordance with the CSE material; 2) The goal is to increase youth care and responsibility; 3) Inputs owned by trained human resources and adequate funding sources; 4) The communication process runs with educational activities, empowerment, and counseling with strategies for the formation of PE, lobbying, advocacy, and collaborative activities, as well as the materials and media, used vary widely according to the target; 5) Communication outputs are the establishment of peer educators and stakeholder support; 6) The results of the communication program are the knowledge, attitudes, and behavior of target adolescents are qualitatively good. The health communication carried out by PILAR and the results obtained is quite good. However, it still needs attention to be paid to increasing the capacity of volunteers and peer educators as communicants.

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KOMUNIKASI KESEHATAN TENTANG KESEHATAN REPRODUKSI DAN SEKSUAL KOMPREHENSIF (Studi di Youth Center Pilar Jawa Tengah)

Umaroh

Karjoso

2021

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“…Reproductive health (RH) is a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being, not merely the absence of disease or infirmity, in all matters relating to the reproductive system and to its functions and processes [1]. Problems of RH, which include diseases of the reproductive system, early pregnancy, abortion, sexually transmitted disease, and assisted reproduction [1], are highly sensitive and even taboo topics in some Eastern countries [2]. In previous times, people could only turn to their parents and closest friends for information and advice on these problems.…”

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“…However, thanks to the widespread availability of social media, such as Facebook and WeChat, people have a new place they can turn when seeking health information [3]. Such sites are often the first choice for adolescents seeking RH information [2]. At the same time, social media has become an important tool for healthcare providers to implement targeted digital communication and interventions for RH [4,5].…”

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Understanding the Highly Sensitive Health Communication Behavior in Social Media from the Perspective of the Risk Perception Attitude Framework and Perceived Interactivity

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Li³

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Integrating aspects of the risk perception attitude framework and perceived interactivity, this study investigates the impact of the social media interaction environment on users' motivation and behavioral intention to reproductive health communication. A survey was conducted, and structural equation modeling was used to test the research model. The results demonstrate that human-human interaction can improve self-efficacy and reduce perceived risk and has both direct and indirect positive effects on health communication intention. However, human-information interaction has no significant impact on self-efficacy or health communication intention, and it has a positive impact on perceived risk, thus indirectly affecting health communication intention in a negative direction. The results also show that perceived involvement (PI) is a moderating variable. The findings help us to understand how perceived interactivity affects highly sensitive health communication.

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Experiences of Getting Reproductive Health Information from Friends as the Most Influenced Factor on Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) Risk Behavior in Adolescents

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Kusumawati

Setiyadi

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Open Access Maced J Med Sci

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BACKGROUND: Adolescents are a vulnerable group to reproductive health and sexuality problems. The problem of drug use and premarital sexual behavior is the focus of attention for adolescents because it can be a risk of HIV transmission. Providing information from various parties regarding reproductive health is expected to reduce adolescents risk of carrying out HIV risk behaviors. AIM: This study purpose was to analyze the experience of obtaining reproductive health information (from friends, parents, community, community leaders, social media, and organizations) that most influence HIV risk behavior in adolescents. METHODS: This cross-sectional study was conducted on adolescents aged 15–19 years living with their parents in Surakarta. The research sample was 450 teenagers. The sampling used convenience sampling technique and data collection using a questionnaire. Data analysis was performed using Chi-square and Fisher’s exact test in bivariate analysis and logistic regression in multivariate analysis. RESULTS: Information from friends is the most influential factor on HIV risk behavior in adolescents (OR = 0.314, CI = 0.090–1.102). Teenagers who get information from friends tend to carry out HIV risk behaviors because the information is not credible and comprehensive and is more toward the negative, namely, pornography. CONCLUSION: Reproductive health information from friends is not necessarily correct. Efforts to improve the skills of adolescents to find credible sources of information on reproductive health and sexuality are needed to reduce the risk of HIV transmission.

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Social Media and Reproductive Health - Communication Model of Adolescent Reproductive Health in Social Media

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KOMUNIKASI KESEHATAN TENTANG KESEHATAN REPRODUKSI DAN SEKSUAL KOMPREHENSIF (Studi di Youth Center Pilar Jawa Tengah)

KOMUNIKASI KESEHATAN TENTANG KESEHATAN REPRODUKSI DAN SEKSUAL KOMPREHENSIF (Studi di Youth Center Pilar Jawa Tengah)

Understanding the Highly Sensitive Health Communication Behavior in Social Media from the Perspective of the Risk Perception Attitude Framework and Perceived Interactivity

Experiences of Getting Reproductive Health Information from Friends as the Most Influenced Factor on Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) Risk Behavior in Adolescents

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