Abdimas Polsaka

Training of non-communicable disease risk factors monitoring cadres at posyandu buluhcina village, kampar regency

Armoni Suci Dewi — 2025-03-01

Based on Indonesian Ministry of Health Regulation Number 08 of 2019, health empowerment cadres are individuals selected by the community and trained to encourage community participation in the health sector. Given the importance of the cadres’ role, training is necessary to enhance their capacity, particularly in Posyandu Lansia (Elderly Integrated Service Posts). This community service activity aims to improve the knowledge and skills of cadres in monitoring NCD (non-communicable disease) risk factors at Posyandu Lansia. The training is also expected to help reduce the prevalence of NCDs in Buluhcina Village, Kampar Regency, a partner in this community service initiative. Furthermore, this activity can recommend further studies in formulating models for preventing NCD risk factors. The community service activity showed significant improvements in knowledge, as indicated by the average pre-test and post-test scores. The pre-test average was 35.7%, which increased to 81.5% in the post-test. Thus, it can be concluded that this community service activity positively impacted the knowledge of cadres and the elderly, resulting in an increased understanding of NCD risk factors

Capacity building of posyandu cadres through education and training in stunting prevention

Rida Millati — 2025-03-01

Increasing the capacity of Posyandu cadres is a strategic step in efforts to prevent stunting at the community level. The Community Service Program (PkM) aims to improve the knowledge and skills of Posyandu cadres in preventing stunting through education and training. The methods used include providing interactive materials, simulations, and field practices on risk factors, nutritional parenting, and early detection of stunting. The program participants are Posyandu cadres in the assisted areas with 30 people. The evaluation results showed a significant improvement in the knowledge and skills of cadres, which was measured through pre-test and post-test. In addition, cadres can apply the knowledge gained in Posyandu activities, such as educating mothers under five years old, detecting stunting risks, and developing simple intervention programs in the community. In conclusion, practice-based education and training effectively increase Posyandu cadres' capacity for stunting prevention. This program is expected to contribute to reducing the prevalence of stunting in the assisted areas

Optimizing the role of nurses in assisting families with non-communicable diseases in the community

Deviarbi Sakke Tira — 2025-03-01

Non-communicable diseases (NCDs) have become a significant health problem in many communities, including in Indonesia. The role of nurses in assisting families with NCDs is crucial to improving the quality of life of patients and their families. This Community Service Program aims to optimize the role of nurses in accompanying families who have members with PTM. The methods used in this program include health training and education, home visits, and the formation of family support groups. Community nurses are provided with training on NCD management, effective communication with patients and families, and holistic mentoring strategies. Home visits are conducted to provide direct assistance and ensure the implementation of the right treatment plan. The establishment of a family support group aims to create a supportive environment for patients and families in dealing with NCDs. The results of this program show an increase in the knowledge and skills of nurses in accompanying families with NCDs. In addition, there has been an increase in patient compliance with treatment plans, as well as an improvement in the quality of life of patients and their families. This program concludes that optimizing the role of nurses in assisting families with NCDs can have a significant positive impact on NCD management in the community.

Providing education for the community to improve nutrition for toddlers

Syaharuddin Syaharuddin — 2025-03-01

Good nutrition in toddlers is an important factor in supporting children's optimal growth and development. However, there are still many people who have a lack of understanding of good nutritional parenting, which can have an impact on the risk of stunting and other nutritional problems. The Community Service Program (PkM) aims to increase public knowledge about the importance of balanced nutrition and healthy diets for children, especially mothers under five. The methods used in this program include education through counseling, demonstrations of making healthy menus, and interactive discussion sessions. This program was attended by 50 mothers under five in the Posyandu assisted area. The evaluation results showed a significant increase in participants' understanding of nutrition for toddlers, which was demonstrated by an increase in pre-test and post-test scores. In addition, there has been a change in the practice of feeding toddlers, with more mothers adopting a healthy diet after attending education. In conclusion, community-based nutrition education effectively increases the understanding and practice of balanced nutrition for toddlers, which is expected to contribute to reducing stunting and malnutrition rates

Application of good and correct hand washing and toothbrushing techniques to prevent infectious diseases through healthy living education

Dewi Nurhanifah — 2025-03-01

Personal health is an important factor in preventing the spread of infectious diseases, especially through daily habits such as washing hands and brushing teeth. This Community Service (PkM) activity aims to improve people's understanding and skills in applying good and correct handwashing and toothbrushing techniques through healthy living education. The methods used include counseling, direct demonstrations, and practices guided by health workers. This activity targets school children and the general public who are vulnerable to diseases due to suboptimal personal hygiene. The results of the activity showed that there was an increase in the knowledge and skills of participants in applying the correct handwashing and toothbrushing techniques, which is expected to contribute to reducing the incidence of infectious diseases such as diarrhea, respiratory infections, and dental and oral diseases. With continuous education, public awareness of the importance of personal hygiene can increase, thereby creating a healthier and disease-free environment

Building anti-stunting youth awareness

Endang Puji Ati — 2025-03-01

Background: Stunting is a state of malnutrition related to inadequate nutrients in the past, so it is classified as a chronic nutritional problem. Efforts to reduce the risk of stunting include increasing the adequacy of nutritional needs of infants, toddlers and adolescents in the womb. Objective: The purpose of implementing this program is to improve the health of adolescents and reduce the risk of nutritional deficiencies and stunting. Method: The method used during the implementation of this community service program is the lecture and discussion method with various stages. Results: The implementation of the Brazilian spinach empowerment program is a program that attracts the attention and interest of the community due to the relatively short cultivation method with a choice of processing with or without cooking first. Conclusion: The management of Brazilian spinach or amaranthus sp., which is carried out in a more varied way, will increase adolescents' interest in consuming vegetables. This will also reduce the risk of haemoglobin deficiency and stunting in the future due to inadequate nutrition.

Healthy adolescents free of anemia in iyok village, north bolaang mongondow regency

Meinita Wulansari — 2025-03-01

Adolescents are an age group that plays a role in stunting prevention efforts. The increasing incidence of anemia is one of the factors causing the high incidence of stunting. The visitor program is the implementation of PHBS education in the elementary school community and health screening for the general public. The results of observation show the lack of role of adolescent girls in preventing stunting, so it is necessary to accompany them to obtain increased knowledge and skills in accompanying adolescents to avoid stunting. The method of service activities is the assistance of 20 adolescents, consisting of three stages, namely the first stage of providing education and socialization on anemia prevention, the importance of Blood Supplement Tablets (TTD), how to consume, demonstration of anemia detection, pre-intervention Hb examination. The first stage is pretest and posttest on adolescents. The second stage, post-intervention Hb examination, the third stage is the administration of blood-boosting tablets. The participants of this PHBS educational activity are 6th grade students totaling 26 students. From the results of initial observations before being given education, there are still some students who do not understand and know how to maintain their hygiene in terms of washing their hands properly and correctly. The results of the next supporting activity are that this health examination aims to carry out public health screening in the form of cholesterol, uric acid, blood sugar and blood pressure. This activity was attended by 17 people from Iyok village, most of whom were women. The results of the examination showed that most people had good health conditions

Blood donation activities as a form of social concern for students and lecturers of polytechnic sandi karsa

Sri Wahyuni — 2025-03-01

Blood donation activities held by students and lecturers of Sandi Karsa Polytechnic are a form of community service that aims to increase social awareness and strengthen the relationship between the academic community and the surrounding community. This activity is carried out in collaboration with related institutions in the medical and humanitarian world, to ensure the sustainability of the blood supply that is urgently needed by hospitals and other health institutions. In this event, participants were invited to donate blood that is not only beneficial to the recipient, but also has a positive impact on the donor in terms of health. Through this activity, it is hoped that students and lecturers of the Sandi Karsa Polytechnic can apply the knowledge they have in the real world, as well as make a contribution that is directly felt by the community. This activity also aims to foster the spirit of mutual cooperation and concern for others, especially in facing health challenges that often require an adequate blood supply. With the theme "Sharing Together, a Drop of Blood for a Million Happiness", this blood donation activity is not only a place for the academic community to contribute to saving lives, but also as a means to strengthen social ties between universities and the wider community. This activity is expected to be a real example of the social responsibility that an educational institution can provide to the community, as well as be part of a sustainable community service culture