Vol. 1 No. 1 (2023): Proceeding International Conference on Health Research and Science (ICHRS)

DOMINANT FACTORS AFFECTING ADOLESCENT KNOWLEDGE ABOUT RISK SEXUAL HEALTH

Heriza Syam, Winancy Winancy, Siti Masitoh, Nina Primasari, Debiyantina Debiyantina

Knowledge about reproductive health can be obtained from several sources of information. Starting from parents, friends, teachers, to mass media including social media, and others. In today's era,...

1.257 1.236 Scholar Citations pp. 1-12

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RELATIONSHIP RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE DURARTION AND POSITION OF SMARTPHONE USAGE WITH INCIDENE OF DE QUERVAIN’S SYNDROME AT STUNDENT OF THE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL

Grace Yohana, Nia Kurniawati, Ahmad Syakib

In the era of digital, smartphone is one of the most commonly communication device. The largest of smartphone users are held by students. Excessive use and repeatly position use of smartphone can...

1.562 1.671 Scholar Citations pp. 13-23

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THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND DIETARY PATTERNS WITH TOTAL CHOLESTEROL LEVELS IN OLDER ADULTS

R. Hurunin, Tri Prasetyorini, Citra Anhar, Theresa Siahaan

The level of total cholesterol in the blood that exceeds the normal limit can cause blockage of plaque, damage to the blood vessels, and trigger the occurrence of atherosclerosis. One way to do...

1.273 1.376 Scholar Citations pp. 24-32

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“AKU SAHABATMU” A SHORT FILM-BASED ADOLESCENT REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH APPROACH TO INCREASING KNOWLEDGE AND ADOLESCENT ATTITUDE TO THE DANGERS OF FREE SEX

Hetty Astri, Indra Supradewi, Maryanah Maryanah

The Demographic Bonus is a phenomenon in which the population structure is very beneficial from a development standpoint because the productive age population is enormous, while the proportion of...

1.585 1.388 Scholar Citations pp. 33-46

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ASSESSING THE EFFICACY OF ELECTRIC BLANKETS IN ELEVATING BODY TEMPERATURE AMONG POST OPERATIVE HYPOTHERMIC PATIENTS

Ardenny Ardenny, Falinda Oktariani, Rita Ismail

The study conducted at the Dumai Hospital Post-Surgical Room aimed to investigate the effectiveness of using electric blankets in increasing body temperature in postoperative hypothermic patients....

1.593 2.033 Scholar Citations pp. 47-59

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PARENTAL ANXIETY LEVEL AND KNOWLEDGE ABOUT GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF CHILD AGED 0-5 YEARS DURING COVID-19 PANDEMIC

Zahra Sativani, Nur Amelza Wahyu Aqila, Renata Amelia Putri

Parents’ understanding of the growth and development of their children is a must amid social restrictions in dealing with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, which has an impact on increasing parental...

1.322 1.094 Scholar Citations pp. 60-70

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THE EFFECT OF COGNITIVE THERAPY ON THE LEVEL OF DEPRESSION IN THE ELDERLY WHO EXPERIENCE LIMITED MOVEMENT DUE TO STROKE

Nurhalimah Nurhalimah, Omi Haryati, Endang Banon, Wartonah Wartonah, Dinarti Dinarti

    Stroke patients who experience limited movement will experience bipsycho-sociospiritual changes. This study aims to determine the effects of cognitive therapy on the depressive...

1.308 1.055 Scholar Citations pp. 71-80

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HEALTH PROMOTION IMPLEMENTATION OF HIV/AIDS PREVENTION AMONG YOUTH

Novia Nuraini, Amalia Virgie Yunindita, Dewi Sukmawati

Sexually transmitted infections (STIs), also known as sexually transmitted diseases, can be transmitted through sexual intercourse (Hakim, 2014). HIV is a global infectious disease which is also...

1.433 1.234 Scholar Citations pp. 81-89

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SENSITIVITY OF SARS-CoV-2 ANTIGEN RAPID DIAGNOSTIC TEST (Ag-RDT) BASED ON CYCLE THRESHOLD (Ct) VALUE

Puji Lestari, Ratih Wijayanti Suwarso, Kania Retnaning Astuti

  Rapid diagnostic test is an examination used to screen for COVID-19 disease. The analysis principle is immunochromatography, which detects SARS-CoV-2 antigens found in clinical specimens...

1.454 1.056 Scholar Citations pp. 90-96

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FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH THE INCIDENCE OF LEUCORRHOEA IN ADOLESCENT GIRLS

Sri Djuwitaningsih, Kartika Witrianti, Syafdewiyani Syafdewiyani

Leucorrhoea, a vaginal discharge that is experienced by adolescent girls. Leucorrhoea can interfere with daily activities, it caused by various factors including inadequate knowledge,...

1.800 1.395 Scholar Citations pp. 97-109

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FACTORS RELATED TO THE EARLY FEEDING OF COMPLEMENTARY FOOD TO INFANT AGED 0-6 MONTHS

Shinta Amalia, Leza Fidyah Restiana, Miskah Indah Syahid

Complementary foods is a complementary food which is given after the baby 6 months old, but some mothers have given complementary foods to their babies before they are 6 months old. Giving...

1.263 1.218 Scholar Citations pp. 110-116

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FAMILY SUPPORT AND LIFESTYLE OF PEOPLE WITH HYPERTENSION

Puspita Hanggit Lestari, Mia Fatma Ekasari, Prayetni Prayetni, Aan Nurhasanah

Hypertension is a degenerative disease that is commonly found in adults. The role of family support is very important to keep blood pressure from increasing and return it to normal. The purpose...

1.715 1.883 Scholar Citations pp. 117-124

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THE EFFECT OF WALKING EXERCISE ON REDUCING BLOOD PRESSURE IN INDIVIDUALS WITH HYPERTENSION

Mohammad Ali, Erna Sariana, Abdurahman Berbudi, Safrin Arifin

  Regular 10-minute brisk walking significantly reduces blood pressure in individuals with hypertension. Unmanaged high blood pressure can lead to organ damage and health complications....

2.624 1.587 Scholar Citations pp. 125-132

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EFFECTIVENESS OF INTERACTIVE AUDIOVISUAL MEDIA ON THE LEVEL OF KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDE OF CHILDREN AND DENTAL ORAL HEALTH

Kirana Patrolina Sihombing, Irma Syafriani

Dental and oral health in children is an important factor that must be considered, because tooth decay that occurs at the age of children can affect further tooth growth. Objectives: This...

1.322 1.350 Scholar Citations pp. 133-138

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PREGNANT WOMEN'S PERCEPTIONS OF PREECLAMPSIA: QUALITATIVE RESEARCH

Dodoh Khodijah, Ida Yustina, Sarma Lumbanraja, Fikarwin Zuska

Preeclampsia is still the number one cause of maternal death in Indonesia. Improper treatment of preeclampsia leads to increased preeclampsia status to preeclampsia with ballast symptoms even...

1.516 1.690 Scholar Citations pp. 139-148

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EMOTIONAL REGULATION THERAPY TRAINING TO REDUCE THE LEVEL OF AGGRESSIVITY OF SCHOOL-AGE CHILDREN

Indriana Rakhmawati, Omi Haryati, Nurhalimah Nurhalimah, Endang Banon

The aggresiveness of children in Jakarta has increase recently and it shows that the school-age student aggresiveness also elevated and could lead to criminal behaviour in the future. Aggressive...

1.254 1.156 Scholar Citations pp. 149-157

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CORRELATION OF HEMOGLOBIN LEVELS WITH RETICULOCYTE HEMOGLOBIN EQUIVALENT (RET-HE) IN IRON DEFICIENCY ANEMIA PATIENTS

Dewi Astuti, Eva Ayu Maharani, Iis Mulianasari, Ninik Sukartini

  Iron deficiency anemia is caused by a lack of iron in the blood, which results in reduced hemoglobin (Hb) in the blood. Specific parameters such as ferritin, serum iron, and transferrin to...

1.454 1.485 Scholar Citations pp. 158-163

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THE INFLUENCE OF APPLICATION OF THE FIVE FINGER HYPNOSIS PROCEDURE ON THE LEVEL OF FAMILY ANXIETY IN CARING FOR THE ELDERLY

Omi Haryati, Nurhalimah Nurhalimah, Endang Banon, Indriana Rakhmawati

An increase in the number of elderly will cause various health problems such as an increase in degenerative diseases. These health problems can cause the inability of the elderly to carry out...

1.487 1.232 Scholar Citations pp. 164-173

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EFFORTS TO PREVENT FRAUD DUE TO THE APPLICATION OF CLINICAL PATHWAYS IN STROKE INFARCT CASES

Ida Sugiarti

Particularly during the health insurance era (BPJS), clinical pathways (CP) are useful for cost and quality control. By following the clinical paths in the health care records provided by health...

1.234 1.118 Scholar Citations pp. 174-179

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MENTORSHIP LEARNING AS AN EFFORT TO IMPROVE THE COMPETENCE OF THE RESPONSIBLE NURSE IN THERAPEUTIC COMMUNICATION PRACTICE: PILOT PROJECT

Suhariyanto Suhariyanto, Achmad Djojo, Egidius Umbu Ndeta, Rr. Tutik Sri Haryati, Tiara Oktari

Effective communication prevents unwanted events in the hospital. Factors that affect communication practices are caused by poor understanding of communication in teamwork. A good learning method...

1.244 1.294 Scholar Citations pp. 180-189

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THE RELATIONSHIP PERCEPTIONS OF BREASTFEEDING MOTHERS ABOUT PARENTS' SUPPORT FOR NUTRITION INTAKE IN BREASTFEEDING MOTHERS

Riana Nurfathaya, Deswani Deswani, Rita Ismail

Lactation period is the best nutrition for all babies through direct breastfeeding. One factors can affect the production of breast milk is nutrition consumed by mother every day. The problem of...

1.203 1.209 Scholar Citations pp. 190-202

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MOTHER AND FATHER PERCEPTIONS ABOUT FORMS OF CHILD VIOLENCE

Juli Oktalia, Debbiyantina Debbiyantina

Various laws in various countries and the convention on the rights of the child in 1989 state that every child must be protected against child abuse. Forms of child abuse can be in the form of...

1.350 1.128 Scholar Citations pp. 203-210

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ADDRESSING STUNTING AND ANEMIA IN YOUNG WOMEN: A COMPREHENSIVE APPROACH IN WEST JAVA

Judiono Judiono, Mutiara Widawati, Witri Priawanti Putri, Ginna Megawati, Noormarina Indraswari, Mara Ipa, Heni Prasetyowati, Widi Hastuti

The iron and folic acid (IFA) supplementation implemented since 2016 to reduce the prevalence of anaemia among adolescent girls. The high number of teenage girls in West Java who has anaemia...

1.412 1.379 Scholar Citations pp. 211-219

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ANALYSIS BETWEEN VITAMIN D-25OH LEVELS AND CT VALUES OF SARS – COV-2 INFECTION

Dewi Inderiati, Citra Amaniah Anhar, Sulis Ernawati

Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) infection is an infection that increased risk of severity can be influenced by levels of vitamin D-25 OH. This condition can be...

1.200 1.059 Scholar Citations pp. 220-230

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THE EFFECT OF SINGLE-TASK EXERCISE ON DYNAMIC BALANCE IN CHILDREN AGED 7 - 12 YEARS

Eryka Dwi Septiani Sibarani, Dwi Agustina, Ahmad Syakib, Ratu Karel Lina

Background: Lack of physical activity in children leads to decrease in the child's dynamic balance which results in a high risk of falling. Balance is a key element to achieving adequate movement...

1.314 1.234 Scholar Citations pp. 231-239

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NEEDS ANALYSIS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN ANDROID-BASED POSTPARTUM FITNESS APPLICATION

Junengsih Junengsih, Shentya Fitriana, Jehanara Jehanara, Mukhlidah Hanun

The postnatal period means a very important and sensitive time for mothers and newborns. There is a growing body of evidence that increasingly points to app interventions as a potential tool to...

1.363 1.189 Scholar Citations pp. 240-250

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EFFECTS OF PASSIVE SMOKING ON THROMBOCYTES IN D4 STUDENTS OF HEALTH ANALYST

Tri Prasetyorini, Rizka Dwi Handayani, R.A Hurunin, Syaeful Rahmad

  A passive smoker is someone who does not smoke but observes others smoking or is in the same room as the smoker. The influence of cigarettes on platelet count can lead to an increase in...

1.233 1.071 Scholar Citations pp. 251-258

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EFFECT OF DEVELOPMENT STIMULATING MEDIA ON THE DEVELOPMENTAL ABILITY OF PRESCHOOL CHILDREN

Santun Setiawati, Titi Sulastri, Yuliastati Yuliastati, Agus Citra Dermawan

  Efforts to improve children's health that are carried out early and continuously can achieve optimal growth and development of children's health. One of the efforts to improve health is to...

1.555 1.466 Scholar Citations pp. 259-275

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THE USE OF THE "SMART" ABDOMEN MODEL TO ACHIEVE STUDENT COMPETENCY IMPROVEMENT IN PHYSICAL EXAMINATION IN POSTPARTUM

Herlyssa Herlyssa, Elly Dwi Wahyuni, Jujun Dwi Astuti, Sri Rahayu

This study aims to determine the effectiveness of the "SMART" abdominal model as a clinical learning media in increasing student competence improvement in physical examination postpartum. This...

1.269 1.140 Scholar Citations pp. 276-289

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THE PROFILE CONTENT OF TOTAL PHENOLS, FLAVONOIDS AND ANTIOXIDANTS ON RESULTS OF FREEZE DRY KAMOJANG GOLDEN BERRY (PHYSALIS PERUVIANA): THE COMPREHENSIVE STUDY OF HEALTH POTENTIAL

Paula Krisanty, Dewi Inderiati, Purnama Fajri

A healthy and balanced diet, also adequate nutrition helps reduce the rate of immune suppression in HIV-infected individuals and promotes adherence to treatment. In contrast, inadequate...

1.280 1.097 Scholar Citations pp. 290-296

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WHAT DO MOTHERS OF TODDLERS KNOW ABOUT STUNTING?

Syarifah Miftahul El Jannah, Rosmida M. Marbun, Arni Widyastuti

Stunting is a condition in which an individual fail to develop normally as a result of persistent starvation, psychosocial stimulation, and exposure to repeated diseases, particularly in the...

1.162 1.138 Scholar Citations pp. 297-307

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IMPLEMENTATION OF SPOUSAL SUPPORT FOR GIVING EXCLUSIVE BREASTFEEDING DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC

Nina Primasari, Aticeh Aticeh, Hamidah Hamidah, Heriza Syam

WHO recommends the best feeding for infants is to only give breast milk (ASI) to newborns up to 6 months of age and continue breastfeeding until the age of 24 months. Breastfed babies will make...

1.304 1.135 Scholar Citations pp. 308-315

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THE EFFECTIVENESS OF REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH RIGHTS COUNSELING IN THE GENDER PERSPECTIVE OF THE BRIDE AND GROOM

Winancy Winancy, Heriza Syam, Aticeh Aticeh, Willa Follona

The DKI Jakarta area has realized reproductive health services for teenagers and prospective brides through the Counseling and Health Examination Program for Prospective Brides. The fulfillment...

1.383 1.086 Scholar Citations pp. 316-327

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REDUCING THE ANXIETY OF DIABETIC ULCUUS PATIENTS WITH COUNSELING

Silvia Wahyuni, Heppi Sasmita, Yosi Suryarinilsih, Nova Yanti, N. Rachmadanur

Diabetic ulcers have an impact on the patient's psychological condition which affects the quality of diabetes management and the management of diabetic ulcers. Diabetic patients with ulcer...

1.252 948 Scholar Citations pp. 328-334

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DESCRIPTION OF KNOWLEDGE ABOUT NUTRITION THERAPY AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES IN TYPE 2 DM PATIENTS

Amelisa Multi Aryuni

Diabetes mellitus is a chronic metabolic disease or disorder characterized by high blood glucose levels. The prevalence of DM in Indonesia has increased from 6.9% in 2013 to 8.5% in 2018. In...

1.175 1.293 Scholar Citations pp. 335-345

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