The Analysis of Homecare Interest in Pandemic Covid-19 Period Based on Disease Case in Indonesia

Abstract

Homecare as a part of healthcare at home, it can give a freedom for society to get the best healthcare which is appropriate to use. The factor which influences an interest of homecare needs a deep analysis. The aim of this research is for analyzing homecare interest in pandemic covid-19 period based on disease case in Indonesia. This research uses cross-sectional approach. The research population is all of patients in RSUD Pare and the sample is 172 respondents with simple random sampling technique. The data collection is in questionnaire form of homecare interest and disease data of patient, then doing a multivariant analysis of regression linier test. The result of T-Test in each variable where diabetes melitus, innervation case, heart, lungs, fracture, gastrointestinal, and another cases have negative t value with p value > 0,05 which means there is not any influence to the homecare interest, but in the bladder case has T-Test -2,109 value (p value 0,036, α < 0,05) which means the bladder case has influence to the homecare interest, such as the post operation case which has T-Test 2,112 value (p value 0,036, α < 0,05), it means that the post operation has influence to homecare interest. Someone interest of homecare is not influenced by disease case, except the cases which need more detail care in hospital. Post operation, bladder, and diabetes melitus needs homecare.

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