Gambaran Kepatuhan Minum Obat pada Penderita Gangguan Bipolar di Masa Pandemi Covid-19

Febrianita, Dea Adella; Alfianto, Ahmad Guntur; Muntaha, Muntaha

doi:10.33475/mhjns.v2i2.38

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“…Withdrawal, social isolation, and a lack of self-activities are all symptoms. A person with mental difficulties has an impact on many parts of their life, including medication adherence, which leads to illness recurrence (Febrianita, Alfianto, & Muntaha, 2021).…”

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The Relationship of Vitamin C Intake and Nutritional Status with Stress Levels in T2DM Patients during the COVID Pandemic

Cilmiaty

2022

J. Sci. n.a

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The Relationship of Vitamin C Intake and Nutritional Status with Stress Levels in T2DM Patients during the COVID Pandemic

Cilmiaty

2022

J. Sci. n.a

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“…Since the COVID-19 pandemic became endemic in Indonesia, mental health problems among teenagers have also increased (Temple et al, 2022). This is because many changes have occurred, and new habits have returned after the pandemic, meaning that the entire community must adapt well to these new habits (Febrianita et al, 2021).…”

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Development of a Scout Movement-Based Mental Health Literacy Module to Prevent Bullying

Ngoranubun,

Alfianto,

Rahmadhani

et al. 2024

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Bullying is a negative behavior that has an impact on mental health problems. Cases at school make bullying often carried out by students / adolescents. Scouting is one of the movements that exist in schools as agents of change and examples of leader values in schools. Literacy module as a health promotion media effort in bullying prevention. The purpose of this study was to develop a mental health literacy module based on the scout movement to prevent bullying. This research is a development research by testing modules. Design with a 4D model approach (defining, designing, developing, and disseminating). The respondents in this study were experts in the field of mental and community nursing, as well as 4 scout teachers. Assessment using content validity ratio (CVR) and Content Validity Index (CVI). The results at the defining stage were bullying problems in schools, the design stage with the creation of literacy modules based on the scout movement, stage three development with the results of CVR (20.5) and CVI (0.46) and stage three module dissemination. Analysis of module development through a series of 4 stages is carried out with the results of development by 4 experts in a ratio of 3 statements that are not accepted on the feasibility and accuracy indicators. However, from the overall results, the validity of the content is declared appropriate. The conclusion that the development of a mental health literacy module based on the scout movement to prevent bullying was stated to be appropriate by 4 experts.

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“…According to Keltner & Steele (2015), this study also stated that relapse in patients with mental disorders was caused by noncompliance with treatment, not taking medication regularly because they felt they had recovered or felt healthy, and was driven by very disturbing stressors. In the research (Febrianita et al, 2021), it is explained that there are two types patients who are non-adherent to drugs: the first is international adherence, namely patients who stop taking medication or reduce drug doses without the knowledge of a doctor. The second is unintentional adherence, where this type depends on the patient's cognitive abilities in taking medication, such as forgetting, and so on.…”

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Mental Disorders with A Risk for Violent Behavior Who Have Risky Behaviors and Tend to Smoke: a Case Study

Indriyawati,

Alfiyanto,

Ulfa

2023

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Smoking behavior in patients with mental disorders is known as a risk factor and can affect one aspect of treatment and change in behavior. In addition, smoking will also stimulate psychiatric symptoms and more severe symptoms of recurrence. The objective is to determine the extent of the impact or influence of smoking behavior on mental disorder patients with a risk of violent behavior who have risky behavior tending to smoke in Bantur Health Center. The method used in this research is a case study approach using qualitative and quantitative descriptive research types. This study involved 3 respondents. Data collection is based on interviews, observation, and documentation according to the format of mental nursing care. The results of the study showed that respondents were able to perform nursing actions in generalist nurse therapy sessions 1-5. In the final stage of the study, the results showed that the three patients experienced changes in behavior by being able to practice and mention interventions in each session, but had not been able to reduce smoking behavior because the three patients had been active smokers since they were teenagers. The conclusion from this study is that smoking behavior is a risk factor for pople with mental disorders, especially in behavior. Generalist ners therapy sessions 1-5 for respondents with the risk of violent behavior resolved well, but not for smoking behavior because it takes longer and requires several processes and a stronger desire. It is hoped that future researchers can increase research time in the care process to approach the family in carrying out nursing care not only for the patient but also for the patient's family.

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Gambaran Kepatuhan Minum Obat pada Penderita Gangguan Bipolar di Masa Pandemi Covid-19

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The Relationship of Vitamin C Intake and Nutritional Status with Stress Levels in T2DM Patients during the COVID Pandemic

The Relationship of Vitamin C Intake and Nutritional Status with Stress Levels in T2DM Patients during the COVID Pandemic

Development of a Scout Movement-Based Mental Health Literacy Module to Prevent Bullying

Mental Disorders with A Risk for Violent Behavior Who Have Risky Behaviors and Tend to Smoke: a Case Study

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