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Vikto Agus Wibowo
UIN Raden Intan Lampung, Lampung, Indonesia
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Knowledge Socialization and COVID-19 Prevention Among Senior Secondary School Students in Mesuji Regency Vikto Agus Wibowo; Happy Komikesari
Jurnal Studi Multidisiplin Ilmu Vol 3 No 1 (2025): Januari
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.35912/jasmi.v3i1.6949

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Purpose: This study examines the design, implementation, and outcomes of a COVID-19 knowledge socialization program conducted by a university community service team at a senior secondary school in a green-zone area, focusing on its impact on student health protocol adherence and awareness of traditional herbal immune-support practices. Methodology: A qualitative service-learning evaluation design was applied. A single two-hour socialization session was delivered to thirty students at SMAN 2 Way Serdang, Mesuji Regency, on 23 July 2020, covering viral biology, external prevention measures, and empon-empon herbal immune support. A structured Google Form questionnaire capturing pre- and postsession health protocol compliance was completed by fifteen respondents. Results: Before the intervention, 80% reported compliance and 20% occasional adherence. After the session, 33% increased compliance, 47% remained unchanged, one became consistent, and two improved slightly. Conclusions: A single in-person socialization session combining biomedical and herbal health education can improve health protocol adherence and knowledge among adolescents in green-zone schools. Limitations: The study is limited by a small self-selected sample, one session, self-reported data, and no control group, limiting generalizability and causal inference. Contributions: This study presents a low-resource, replicable model for adolescent pandemic risk communication integrating biomedical and traditional health knowledge.
Door-to-Door COVID-19 Health Socialization and Herbal Immune Support in a Rural Village Vikto Agus Wibowo; Happy Komikesari
Jurnal Studi Multidisiplin Ilmu Vol 3 No 2 (2025): Mei
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.35912/jasmi.v3i2.6954

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Purpose: This study documents and evaluates a door-to-door community health socialization program on coronavirus disease 2019 knowledge and prevention delivered to households in Hadi Mulyo Village, Way Serdang Subdistrict, Mesuji Regency, with particular attention to elderly residents and the introduction of a locally prepared herbal immune support preparation. Methodology: A qualitative service learning design combined direct household visits organized across four residential blocks over a two-week period with structured observation, attendance registration, and informal interview data collected during each visit. Results: Thirty households across four blocks received individualized in home education covering virus biology, transmission, and prevention, after which residents demonstrated improved recognition of correct mask use, installed household handwashing stations where these had lapsed, and reported new awareness of ginger turmeric herbal preparations as a complementary immune-supportive practice. Conclusions: Household level, door to door health socialization is a feasible and well-received strategy for reinforcing pandemic preventive behavior in a rural village setting, particularly for elderly residents who are otherwise difficult to reach through group-based outreach during periods of restricted gathering. Limitations: The evaluation relied on a small, non-randomly selected number of households, a single outreach period, and qualitative observation rather than a validated quantitative instrument or comparison group. Contributions: This study contributes a replicable household level outreach model combining biomedical prevention and local herbal practices, offering guidance for community service programs targeting elderly and hard-to-reach populations in rural outbreaks.
Co-Authors Happy Komikesari