Pengaruh APGAR Family Terhadap Quality of Life Pasien Diabetes Mellitus Tipe 2

Abstract

Introduction: Indonesia was a country from 10 countries that possesses the most dm prevalence of diabetes mellitus(DM) in urban areas amounting to 5.7 %. According to data center and health of the republic of indonesia, that theproportion of diabetes mellitus in the city of malang 2,3 %. The high number of diabetes mellitus in the city ofmalang is because the lack of the application of the family function well in people with DM type 2. Obstacles arisingthat is the majority of the community ignore this metabolic types of disease so that it cannot be detected earlier .Therole of family in aim diabetics mellitus type 2 believed to have the effect on the quality of life of sufferers DM. Aim ofstudy: This study aimed toanalyze function offamilies according to familyAPGAR to quality of life dm patients type2. Method: this study used an observational analytic with cross the sectional approach, 95 subjects were werechosen by simple random sampling. Data was analyzed using Spearman test. Results and Discussions: the resultsshowed a value of significance APGAR against quality of life as much as 0.000, which means there were asignificant relation exists (p < 0.05). A correlation coefficient APGAR against quality of life as much as 0.93, whichmeans of the nature of the strength of the relations is very strong. Conclusions: It can be concluded that there is avery strong influence (0.000) between APGAR family against quality of life the patient DMtype 2.

The Relationship Between Family Function and Quality of Life in the Elderly in Bagelen Village

“…The results of other studies also show that family support plays a very important role in improving the quality of life of the elderly. As a family that interacts directly with the elderly and hears and witnesses the condition of the elderly, it is appropriate to provide optimal attention and support for a better quality of life for the elderly (Eryando et al, 2020;Hoesny et al, 2019;Ningrum, 2017;Nugraha et al, 2020;Tunjungsari et al, 2020).…”