eprintid: 5125
rev_number: 9
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userid: 1740
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datestamp: 2021-01-09 13:12:15
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type: article
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creators_name: BIRWIN, ALIB
creators_name: Alesia, Cindy
creators_name: Harnani, Yessy
creators_name: Tamri, Tamri
creators_name: Lapau, Buchari
creators_id: alibirwin@uhamka.ac.id
creators_id: cindyalesia.ipa4@gmail.com
creators_id: yessiharnani@gmail.com
creators_id: tamris@ymail.com
creators_id: buchbuy@gmail.com
corp_creators: Bachelor of Public Health Education Program, School of Health Sciences, Universityof MuhammadiyahHAMKA, Indonesia
corp_creators: Master of Public Health Education Program, Pekanbaru Hang Tuah Institute of Health Sciences (STIKes HTP),Indonesia
corp_creators: Bachelor of Public Education Program, Pekanbaru Hang Tuah Instituteof Health Sciences (STIKes HTP),Indonesia
corp_creators: Bachelor of Public Health Education Program, School of Health Sciences Universitas Respati Indonesia (URINDO), Indonesia
corp_creators: Master of Public Health Education Program, Pekanbaru Hang Tuah Institute of Health Sciences (STIKes HTP), Indonesia
title: MANAGEMENT ON BASIC IMMUNIZATION AT THE A HEALTH CENTER IN INDONESIA
ispublished: pub
subjects: D
divisions: 13
abstract: Background:Complete  basic  immunization  uses  five  certain  vaccines  given  to babies.    If  one  or  more  doses  ofcertain  vaccines  are  not  given  to  babies,incomplete basic immunization occurs.  Achievement of basic immunization at the A health center was  incomplete  namely  80.1  %  in  2019. The  objectiveof  the  present  study  is  to  find information onmanagement and factors affectingincomplete basic immunization at the A  Health  Center  in  Indonesia.Method:  Qualitative  design  is  used  to  find  information concerningthe  managementof  incomplete  basic  immunization;  data  collected  by  free and focused interviews, and reviewing documents.The quantitative design used acase-control  study;the  population  is  babies  living  in  the  working  area  of  the  A  Health Center  consisting  of  286  cases  and  1,308  controls;the  sample  size  of  205  cases  and 205  controlswere  taken  by  systematic  random  sampling  from  their  population.Data collection  used  structured  interviews  with  a  questionnaire  containing  a  close-ended question.   Univariate,   bivariate,   and   multiple   logistic   regression   analyses   were conducted.Result:  Concerning  management,  there  was  no  monitoring  on  incomplete basic  immunization,  and  no  coordination  betweenthe  immunization  and  health promotion   programs;alow   intellectual   development,negative   attitude,   no   family support,  and  side  effect  of  vaccines  affect  incomplete  basic  immunizationactivities. Conclusion: The management of the health centershould monitor basic immunization, coordinate immunization and health promotion programs to enhance health education for  mother's  low  intellectual  development,  negative  attitude,  no  family  support,  and managing side effects concerning basic immunization.

Key  words:incomplete  basic  immunization,  management,  intellectual  development, attitude, family support.
date: 2020-11
date_type: published
publisher: © IAEME Publication
official_url: http://iaeme.com/MasterAdmin/Journal_uploads/IJM/VOLUME_11_ISSUE_11/IJM_11_11_067.pdf
id_number: IJM_11_11_067
full_text_status: public
publication: International Journal of Management(IJM)
volume: 11
number: 11
pagerange: 723-732
refereed: TRUE
issn: 0976-6510
related_url_url: http://www.iaeme.com/ijm/
related_url_type: pub
citation:   BIRWIN, ALIB dan Alesia, Cindy dan Harnani, Yessy dan Tamri, Tamri dan Lapau, Buchari  (2020) MANAGEMENT ON BASIC IMMUNIZATION AT THE A HEALTH CENTER IN INDONESIA.  International Journal of Management(IJM), 11 (11).  pp. 723-732.  ISSN 0976-6510     
document_url: http://repository.uhamka.ac.id/id/eprint/5125/1/article%20management%20on%20basic%20immunization.pdf