COVID-19 is a new disease due to a virus that has not yet been identified. Services due to Large-Scale Social Restrictions which hinder population mobility. This can disrupt the continuity of health services which can lead to an increase in morbidity and mortality, especially in infants. The purpose of carrying out this dedication to the community is to disseminate guidance to increase children's immune energy so that they can avoid the transmission of COVID-19 transmission in infants and preschoolers. Providing data on methods of preventing the transmission of COVID-19 to infants and pre-school children is a strategy tried in Pulo Lor Village to avoid the transmission of COVID-19 in this age group. This training uses posters and direct descriptions as the method. Experiencing the COVID-19 pandemic, residents must be disciplined and practice cleanliness and live a healthy life. In order to help residents be more socialized, health workers coordinate matters relating to efforts to prevent the spread of COVID-19 and monitor the health of infants and preschool children. Finally, the method of protecting children's health goes hand in hand with efforts to prevent the transmission of COVID-19 to infants and preschoolers. If children need monitoring or bonus services, health service providers must provide telephone numbers or data lines that are ready to contact residents for consultations via telephone or appointments. It is hoped that by distributing counseling about methods of preventing the transmission of COVID-19 to infants and pre-school children in Pulo Lor Village, the dedication of these residents can increase family understanding of the disease, especially among mothers, without causing panic.
Kanker Leher Rahim (Kanker Serviks) adalah tumor ganas yang tumbuh di dalam leher rahim/serviks (bagian terendah dari rahim yang menempel pada puncak vagina. Kanker serviks biasanya menyerang wanita berusia 35-55 tahun. 90% dari kanker serviks berasal dari sel skuamosa yang melapisi serviks dan 10% sisanya berasal dari sel kelenjar penghasil lendir pada saluran servikal yang menuju ke dalam rahim. Tujuan dari kegiatan ini untuk Untuk mencegah terjadinya Ca cerviks dengan cara memberika sosialisasai atau penyuluhan tentang pentingnya Imunisasi HPV (Human Papiloma Virus) dalam mencegah terjadinya kejadian ca cerviks. sehingga dapat dilakukan upaya preventif dini, sehingga dapat menekan angka terjadinya Ca cerviks.Hasil dari kegiatan ini adalah Untuk mencegah terjadinya Ca cerviks maka para wanita dapat melaksanakan upaya deteksi dini dengan cara melakukan imunisasi HPV sehingga dapat dilakukan upaya preventif dini, sehingga dapat menekan angka terjadinya Ca cerviks.
Background: Midwifery services are very limited in frequency by health workers, mothers are reluctant to visit health facilities because they are worried. Researchers created the Takoneo-Messaging System to support the health of neonates during the COVID-19 pandemic. Aim: To identify the effectiveness of the Takoneo Message System in the mentoring of the neonatal period. Methods: Researchers used a qualitative research approach, and carried it out from February to May 2021. The stages carried out in this study included program design; research ethics; selection of subjects; and data collection using interview and observation techniques. This study involved 16 subjects consisting of 2 midwives, 7 midwifery students, and 7 mothers who had babies aged 0-28 days. Results: Almost all subjects involved in this study or as much as 94% supported the development of Takoneo. Conclusion: Utilization of the Takoneo-Messaging System can overcome the problem of sustainable midwifery care assistance services during the neonate during pandemic.
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