Efektivitas Audiovisual dan Booklet sebagai Media Edukasi untuk Meningkatkan Perilaku Skrining IVA
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https://doi.org/10.30597/mkmi.v14i3.4494Keywords:
Pendidikan kesehatan, perilaku, IVA, HBMAbstract
Cervical cancer is the caused of high maternal mortality. Prevention of cervical cancer done by screening
Visual Inspection with Acetic Acid (IVA). The objective of this study to analyzed the effectiveness of health education
applying health belief model using audiovisual and booklet on female behavior for IVA examination in the
work area of Pacarkeling Public Health Center. The research method used Quasi Experimental with Design Non-
Equivalent Control Group Design. Research subjects were women aged 30-50 years who have never done previous
IVA examination. Sample selection using cluster sampling technique with sample of 79 respondents for each group
of intervention and control group. Health education using audiovisual and booklet. Data analyzed using wilcoxon
test, chi-square, mann-whitney, and linear regression. Health education using audiovisual and booklet effective
in improving the behavior of respondents for IVA screening. Increased of knowledge, attitudes, health belief of the
intervention group is greater than control group. The behavior of women in IVA screening for intervention group
was greater than control group after intervention. External variables such as age, education, occupation, income,
previous information have an effect on behavior improvement. Health education is effective in improving women
behavior for IVA screening
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