J.Abdimas: Community Health

Enhanced Awareness of Primary Tooth Trauma Management among BCApril21 Community Members

Mon, 30 Oct 2023 09:19:51 +0700

ABSTRACT

A study reveals a global prevalence of 22,7% of dental trauma affecting primary teeth through a meta-analysis. Among children aged 0-6 years, oral injuries contribute to 18% of total physical injuries. Dental trauma in children has significant consequences on their oral health. Managing dental trauma in children poses challenges for parents and patients. An education and training activities were held to increase the knowledge of mothers in handling primary dentition dental trauma and management of childrenâ€™s oral health. This event was carried by Faculty of Dentistry Universitas Trisakti staff members on Mei 2023. This education and training activities were given to Birth Club April 2021 community members. After series of this event, the participant seems to have an increase in knowledge which can be seen in the increase of participant correct post-test answer around 8,82%. Support and participation from the community also contribute to the success of education and training activities. With increased parental knowledge, it is hoped that serious dental health issues in children can be prevented, aiding them in growing up with healthy and strong teeth.

Counseling on Long-Term Contraception Methods (MKJP) and Installation of Intra Uteri Devaice (IUD) and Implant Contraceptive Methods

Sri Dinengsih, Eka Oktavia — Mon, 30 Oct 2023 09:17:25 +0700

The Family Planning Program is an integral and inseparable part of the national development program, which seeks to create economic, spiritual and social integration. The Covid-19 pandemic has resulted in delays in family planning services, especially for MKJP (long-term birth control method) family planning services and restrictions on visits to Health facilities, for example hospitals and community health centers, estimated global impact of Covid-19 on reproductive health due to lockdown for 6 months. 47 million women in 114 low and middle income countries are projected to not have access to modern contraception. If there is a disruption in the availability of modern contraceptive services, it will result in 7 million unwanted pregnancies. This condition has an impact on the continuity of public health services, including family planning and reproductive health services. In this pandemic condition, WUS with 4T are expected not to become pregnant, so health workers need to ensure they continue to use contraception. Community service aims to increase the level of knowledge about MKJP among women of childbearing age (WUS) so that WUS will use MKJP (IUD & Implants). The subjects of this activity were 12 women of childbearing age at TPMB "S" located in East Jakarta. This activity uses online and offline media. The method consists of 3 stages: planning, implementation, evaluation. indicators of success in knowledge about MKJP among WUS are 80% good and participation of WUS in becoming New MKJP Acceptors is 48%. It is hoped that WUS can understand about MKJP type contraception and are willing to become MKJP acceptors

Baby Massage Training in The Covid-19 Pandemi

Sri Dinengsih, Eka Oktavia — Mon, 30 Oct 2023 09:18:15 +0700

Disturbances or difficulties will usually interfere with the ideal growth and development of the baby. Disrupted growth and development disorders will occur if there are genetic or environmental factors that do not meet the basic needs of growth and development. One of the growth and development disorders in infants is weight gain and sleep patterns that are not sound. effort to optimize growth and development during the golden period in infants and is to provide good encouragement or stimulation to children. Parents can provide good encouragement or stimulation to children such as tactile stimulation in the form of baby massage. Community service aims to increase knowledge about the practice of infant massage. The subject of this activity is mothers who have babies and toddlers. This activity uses online/online/zoom media. carried out on Saturday, August 14 2022 via online/zoom media, the target target is mothers who have babies and toddlers as many as 15 mothers in Rt 13 Rw 13 Pisangan Timur Village, East Jakarta. The method consists of 3 stages: initial survey, implementation, evaluation. The results of the initial survey were mothers with poor knowledge of 33%, the implementation used the question-and-answer lecture method and demonstrations. The final evaluation is that the mother can practice massage on her baby and the mother has 100% good knowledge. It is hoped that this community service can provide insight to mothers about infant massage and be able to apply infant massage practices.

Acceleration Of Covid-19 Vaccination For Elderly Group

Sri Dinengsih, Eka Oktavia — Mon, 30 Oct 2023 09:18:37 +0700

The first case of COVID-19 in Indonesia was confirmed by the government in early March 2020. This virus is growing rapidly throughout the world, especially in big cities such as the Special Capital Region of Jakarta. The elderly group has risk factors up to 60 times more severe than children -children, more than 95% of deaths due to Covid-19 occurred in the elderly. More than 50% of all deaths occurred in elderly people over the age of 80. During the pandemic, it was recorded that the group requiring hospital treatment was dominated by the elderly. As a group that is very vulnerable to being exposed to COVID-19, the government is prioritizing the elderly to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. The aim of community service activities This is to accelerate the vaccination target for the elderly group in the working area of â€‹â€‹the Pulogadung sub-district health center, East Jakarta. The subject of this activity is a group of people aged 60 years and over. At SMKN 26 in the working area of â€‹â€‹the Pulogadung sub-district health center, vaccination was carried out. The vaccination implementation method goes through 3 stages: Direction, Implementation and evaluation. Conclusion: vaccination achievement target reached 87%. as many as 77 people, or 13%, did not meet the requirements to carry out the Covid-19 vaccination because the elderly participants had comorbid diseases such as high blood pressure. Advice is expected for elderly people who will carry out vaccinations to maintain their previous health and for elderly people who have get the vaccine so that you come back for the second vaccine schedule.

Education on Acupressure Techniques at Posyandu RW 14 Cibeber to Reduce Back Pain in the Third Trimester of Pregnancy

Mon, 30 Oct 2023 09:20:52 +0700

Back pain in third trimester pregnant women is a common complaint that often occurs among pregnant women. As many as 70% of pregnant women in the third trimester experience back pain which causes pregnant women to feel uncomfortable during pregnancy. Pain causes fear and anxiety which can lead to stress and drastic physiological changes during pregnancy. Acupressure is a form of physiotherapy that provides massage and stimulation to certain points on the body which is useful for reducing various aches and pains and reducing anxiety. This Community Service applies the principle of virtuousness, namely that the actions taken pay close attention to the value of caring. This community service activity aims to provide knowledge and skills about pain reduction techniques to overcome complaints of back pain in third trimester pregnant women using acupressure techniques. Participants who took part in this activity were pregnant women in the third trimester who visited posyandu RW 14 Cibeber in January and February 2023. The results obtained were that pregnant women knew complementary ways to reduce back pain in the third trimester so that pregnant women could overcome discomfort in their pregnancy after being given counseling. about acupressure.

Socialization of Prediabetes Eating: The Right Way to Prevent Diabetes

Mon, 30 Oct 2023 09:18:55 +0700

Diabetes is a metabolic disorder disease characterized by blood sugar levels that exceed normal limits. The International Diabetes Federation shows that Indonesia is in the 5th position of the country with the most diabetes sufferers. The results of the 2018 Basic Health Research (RISKESDAS) show an increase in the number of people with diabetes. Before someone is diagnosed with diabetes, that person may have a condition called prediabetes. Diabetes which is a non-communicable disease can be prevented by lifestyle changes. The prevalence of diabetes sufferers in East Java Province is 2.6% and occupies the 4th position with the highest number of sufferers in Indonesia. Data from the Central Statistics Agency (BPS) shows that the population in the city of Surabaya in 2022 will reach 2.9 million people, the size of the population also affects the possibility of the number of diabetics. Therefore, education is needed about prediabetes and efforts to prevent and control diabetes through a healthy lifestyle. The Community Partnership Program (PKM) is implemented to provide solutions to health problems, especially in educating partners in changing lifestyles to become healthier, in order to prevent the development of pre-diabetes.