ANGKA PENULARAN HEPATITIS B DARI IBU KE BAYI PADA BAYI YANG MENDAPAT HBIg DI PUSKESMAS KEDATON, PUSKESMAS WAY HALIM  DAN PUSKESMAS LABUHAN RATU KOTA BANDAR LAMPUNG  TAHUN 2016

Sjahriani, Tessa; Agustin, Debby Ayu

doi:10.33024/.v5i4.972

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“…In regions with high perinatal HBV infection rates, the initial vaccine dose is administered within 24 hours of birth, with a minimum 4-week interval between doses. In Indonesia, following guidance from the Indonesian Medical Association, the first hepatitis B vaccine dose is given 12 hours after birth, alongside immunoglobulin (HBIG) for mothers testing positive for HBsAg (Sjahriani and Agustin, 2019). Vaccination is a secure and efficient preventive measure against hepatitis B infection.…”

Section: Fundamental Concepts Of Knowledgementioning

confidence: 99%

“…In addition to vaccination, strategies such as the administration of immunoglobulin (HBIG) have been developed to minimize transmission from mother to baby. A cohort study in Taiwan revealed a decrease in hepatocellular carcinoma incidence among children aged 6-9 years after vaccination, dropping from 0.52 to 0.13 per 100,000 (Sjahriani and Agustin, 2019). between these factors and pregnant women's knowledge, forming the basis for further investigation.…”

Section: Fundamental Concepts Of Knowledgementioning

confidence: 99%

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The Overview Of Pregnant Women's Knowledge Regarding Hepatitis B Prevention Efforts In Newborns In Surabaya City

Dewi Setyowati,

Noorlaila Ainunnissa,

Budi Prasetyo

2024

IJHS

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In 2022, 50,744 pregnant women were diagnosed with Hepatitis B, and 35,757 babies were born to infected mothers. Despite the majority of babies receiving HB0 and HBIg immunizations within 24 hours, 135 babies tested positive for Hepatitis B at 9-12 months of age. Maternal knowledge influenced the prevention behavior of transmitting Hepatitis B to infants. This study examines pregnant women's Hepatitis B prevention knowledge in Surabaya, analyzing factors like age, information, education, and gravid status. This research in Surabaya involved 115 respondents, utilizing a quantitative cross-sectional method at Tanah Kali Kedinding and Kalirungkut Health Centers from March to November 2023. Sampling was done through consecutive sampling, and knowledge was assessed using a questionnaire, analyzed through the Spearman statistical test. The study revealed that 72.2% of respondents had good knowledge about preventing Hepatitis B transmission to newborns. Bivariate tests showed a non-significant relationship between age and knowledge (p=0.290), while the relationship between information sources (p=0.02), last educational level (p=0.315), and gravid status (p=0.052) were significant. In conclusion, most respondents demonstrated good knowledge, and there was a correlation between information sources and knowledge, while age, last educational level, and gravid status did not significantly correlate with respondents' knowledge.

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Section: Fundamental Concepts Of Knowledgementioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Fundamental Concepts Of Knowledgementioning

confidence: 99%