Tendencje rozwojowe w architekturze mieszkaniowej i mieszkalnictwie w Polsce w I dwudziestoleciu XXI w.

Stachura, Ewa; Tufek-Memisevic, Tijana

doi:10.4467/25438700sm.22.001.16101

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“…For example, purchasing power, living environment, and socioeconomic status. There is an effect of income on family welfare (Utaminingsih, Ni Luh Ayu; Suwendra, 2022). An unsanitary environment can be a risk factor for helminthiasis.…”

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Prevention of Helminthiasis Through Increased Knowledge with Poster and Video Media: An Intervention Study

Kurniawati

2023

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In 2016, the World Health Organization (WHO) stated that 24% of the world's population is infected with helminthiasis. In Indonesia, the highest prevalence at 30%-90% occurs at the age of 1-12 years, namely in preschool and elementary school children. Helminthiasis infection is transmitted through eggs in human feces. Contaminated soil environments occur in populations with poor sanitation. Helminthiasis can lead to nutritional, physical, intelligence, and productivity problems. Open defecation behavior in the environment makes the soil polluted with feces containing worm eggs. An unhealthy environment and behavior are risk factors for helminthiasis. Health efforts through health education need to always be carried out through the media to disseminate information to the public to prevent helminthiasis. This study aims to determine the effectiveness of video media compared to poster media in the prevention of helminthiasis in increasing the knowledge of mothers who have toddlers. The research method used was a quasi-experiment with a non-equivalent control group design. The population was mothers who have toddlers in the working area of the Ibrahim Adjie Community Health Center with a sample determination through a purposive sampling technique of 18 mothers of toddlers in both the video group and the poster group. The Data analysis used was a paired t-test and independent t-test. The results of the research that has been carried out found that there is a difference in the average knowledge of preventing helminthiasis in the video and poster groups with P-value = 0.000. There is effectiveness of intervention through video media and poster media on knowledge with P value=0.000. Video and poster media on the prevention of helminthiasis can increase the knowledge of mothers who have toddlers. This means that video and poster media on the prevention of helminthiasis can be used as intervention media in increasing the knowledge of mothers who have toddlers to prevent helminthiasis.

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Prevention of Helminthiasis Through Increased Knowledge with Poster and Video Media: An Intervention Study

Kurniawati

2023

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“…Issues centred around the family generally do not extend beyond the social, legal, pedagogical or theological sciences (Kałdon, 2016). Housing needs, parameters and development standards, on the other hand, are a frequent focus of technical sciences, including architecture and urban planning (Stachura & Tufek-Memisevic, 2022). These two parallel paths very rarely meet, whether in theoretical studies or in practical recommendations and market research.…”

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Living Space: The Contemporary Housing Environment as a Place for the Family

Dudzic-Gyurkovich

2023

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This paper discusses housing areas from the perspective of meeting the livingneeds of families. In recent decades, significant changes have been observedin Poland both in terms of the formation of new housing complexes and insocial expectations regarding living conditions. The new housing complexesdiffer significantly from the traditional, typical ones with distinctive architectureand low-standard common spaces, commonly referred to as panel blockhousing estates. Previous research on housing environment quality generallypoints to the need to create developments that provide the highest possiblequality of life. These studies focused on the problems of one particular groupof residents, such as children, seniors or people with disabilities. However,families, which make up a significant portion of the population and are importantusers, have not been adequately addressed in urban planning studies to date.Therefore, this problem merits investigation and existing research methods orurban development concepts that can be used to evaluate residential areasshould be identified as should factors and spatio-functional characteristics ofresidential areas that can influence the creation of high-quality space for families.This study, based on a literature review, evaluated two selected developmentmodels in terms of providing optimal living conditions for families. It was foundthat current proposals may be useful in determining features of family-dedicatedspace, yet they display a range of deficiencies that should be addressed.The study’s conclusions can be used as a basis for further investigation and asrecommendations in the context of planning and urban policymaking

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Tendencje rozwojowe w architekturze mieszkaniowej i mieszkalnictwie w Polsce w I dwudziestoleciu XXI w.

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Prevention of Helminthiasis Through Increased Knowledge with Poster and Video Media: An Intervention Study

Prevention of Helminthiasis Through Increased Knowledge with Poster and Video Media: An Intervention Study

Living Space: The Contemporary Housing Environment as a Place for the Family

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