The relationship of socio-economic and genetic factors with toddler stunting at kenjeran public health center Surabaya

Ernawati, Dwi; Hastuti, Pudji; Rachmawati, Dhian Satya; Susanti, Ari Indra; Yuliastuti, Christina; Widyastuti, Merina; Mahmudah, Mieke Izzatul

doi:10.5958/0976-5506.2018.01705.9

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“…Supported by the results of research conducted in Ethiopia and Madagascar, it is stated that socio-economic factors associated with low income and poverty are associated with stunting. Low family income increases the chances of stunting compared to affluent families by 3.1 times (Ernawati et al 2018). There was a significant relationship between the mother's education and children's stunting.…”

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“…Previous evidence has also found a significant relationship between family income and the incidence of stunting (Harikatang et al 2020). Family income is the root of nutritional problems, including stunting in children (Ernawati et al 2018). Income is an important factor in determining household expenditures, including family food consumption patterns.…”

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Determinants of Stunting Incidence in Children Under Five Years of Age at the Rumbia Health Center, Indonesia

Usman

Salma

Asriati

2021

JCCNC

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Background: Stunting is linear growth retardation and a major public health problem among children worldwide. This study was done to investigate the determinants of stunting in children under five years at the Rumbia Health Center, Indonesia. Methods: This case-control study was done on 82 (41 cases and 41 controls) subjects matched by age and sex, taken by purposive sampling involving infants and children aged 6-59 months in Rumbia District, Bombana Regency, Indonesia, consisting of 5 Village. Data were collected using medical records and a researcher-made questionnaire and analyzed by odds ratios and logistic regression using SPSS software version 16. The significance level was set at 0.05. Results: The results based on multivariate analysis showed that the incidence of stunting was influenced by a number of factors, including a history of exclusive breastfeeding (OR=0.352), birth weight (OR=5.106), family income (OR=0.703), and mother’s education level (OR=0.175). However, the mother’s education level was significantly related to the incidence of stunting in this analysis model (p=0.003). Conclusion: Indonesian mothers should be more active in accessing information about stunting and how to prevent it. Community health nurses and other members of the health care team are recommended to intensify the provision of stunting education and information to the community, especially to at-risk families. Also, special attention must be paid to women’s access to higher education.

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Determinants of Stunting Incidence in Children Under Five Years of Age at the Rumbia Health Center, Indonesia

Usman

Salma

Asriati

2021

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“…8 Another research conducted by Dwi Ernawati (2018) also found 26.9% stunting incidence and 73.1% normal height from the total sample. 19 The further consequences of stunting in toddlers can result in disruption of physical growth, mental development and health status in children. In addition, Ty Beal, et., al (2018) stated that community and societal factors particularly, poor access to health care and living rural areas have been already associated with child stunting.…”

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The Effect of Family Income on Stunting Incident in Preschool Children at Bogor City During COVID-19 Pandemic

Yanti¹,

Fauziah²

2021

IJPHRD

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Background:The global COVID-19 pandemic has increased the risk of malnutrition in young children, including stunting,especially those under five years old. Stunting incident was often found in low income families who were unable to afford nutritious food. During COVID-19 pandemic, certain types of food might not be available and affordable for some families. The stunting incident could be increased due to decline in family income, change in food availability and disruption to health and social services.Objective: To determine the effect of family income during COVID-19 pandemic on the incidence of stunting in preschool children at PuspaBangsa Kindergarten, Bogor City.Method: This type of research was analytical survey with cross sectional approach. The total sample was 35 families who had their children studied at PuspaBangsa Kindergarten. The instrument in this study was filling out a questionnaire using Google Form on family income and weight of preschool children to determine the incidence of stunting in preschool children. Conclusion:7 participants (20%) were found with family income less than the Regional Minimum Wage. The results of univariate analysis for stunting incident variables were as followed: normal height category 23 (65.7%) and very short height category 4 (11.4%). The statistical analysis obtained p-value = 0.02, which means there was significant relationship between family income and the incidence of stunting at Puspa Bangsa Kindergarten, Bogor City.

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The relationship of socio-economic and genetic factors with toddler stunting at kenjeran public health center Surabaya

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Determinants of Stunting Incidence in Children Under Five Years of Age at the Rumbia Health Center, Indonesia

Determinants of Stunting Incidence in Children Under Five Years of Age at the Rumbia Health Center, Indonesia

The Effect of Family Income on Stunting Incident in Preschool Children at Bogor City During COVID-19 Pandemic

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