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Adelia Anune
Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Muhammadiyah Gorontalo, Indonesia
Economics, Econometrics & Finance Public Health Social Sciences

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Overview of Poor PHBS Behavior in Elementary School Students: The Impact of Home and School Environment on Children's Health Nirmala Sunati; Fauzar Mbata; Yazid T Nurdin; Tiarawati Pegu; Putri Ayun Suling; Nurgita Kadai; Abdul Rahman Pilomonu; Adelia Anune; Adinda Ulyas; Aryo Saputra Ibrahim; Asdariany A. Amlina; Asril Bahar; Deliya Y. Isa; Fadlia Utami Mopangga; Fauzia Talib; Gabriel Septiani Idrus; Hairunnisa Koba; Himaya Amaliya Mahmud; Iftah Mu'arief Zees; Irmawati Yusuf; Jumriani H. Datuela; Maslan Djauhari; Mochamad Akmal Ramadhan Boekoesoe; Mohamad David Hunowu; Nabila Havid; Niar Moilo; Nurwindi Lasena; Rahmat Y Mohamad; Regina Destry Afdalisa; Siti Nurhalisa Tuu; Sri Elsa Abdullah; Sri Putri Ekawati Labaso; Sulastri Idrus; Tiara Putri Husain
International Journal of Health, Economics, and Social Sciences (IJHESS) (Special Issue) - International Journal of Health, Economics, and Social Sciences (IJHESS) - July 20
Publisher : Universitas Muhammadiyah Palu

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.56338/ijhess.v8i3.11338

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Clean and Healthy Living Behavior (PHBS) is a set of actions based on awareness gained through learning, enabling individuals, families, and communities to take care of their own health and actively contribute to creating a healthy environment. PHBS is one of the important indicators in efforts to improve the health level of the community, especially among school-age children. Children who are in school age are a group that is very vulnerable to many health problems, such as respiratory infections, diarrhea, and skin diseases, which are usually closely linked to personal and environmental cleanliness. That's why it's very important to develop clean and healthy habits from an early age. Schools, as educational institutions, play an important role in shaping behavior through learning processes, habit formation, and by providing a supportive environment.A clean and healthy school environment, along with proper facilities like handwashing stations, clean water supply, and suitable waste disposal areas, is an important factor in supporting the implementation of PHBS. However, the presence of adequate facilities does not necessarily ensure that students will consistently practice clean and healthy lifestyles. This is greatly influenced by the level of knowledge, awareness, attitude, and habits of students in their daily lives.
Co-Authors Abdul Rahman Pilomonu Adinda Ulyas Aryo Saputra Ibrahim Asdariany A. Amlina Asril Bahar Deliya Y. Isa Fadlia Utami Mopangga Fauzar Mbata Fauzia Talib Gabriel Septiani Idrus Hairunnisa Koba Himaya Amaliya Mahmud Iftah Mu'arief Zees Irmawati Yusuf Jumriani H. Datuela Maslan Djauhari Mochamad Akmal Ramadhan Boekoesoe Mohamad David Hunowu Nabila Havid Niar Moilo Nirmala Sunati Nurgita Kadai Nurwindi Lasena Putri Ayun Suling Rahmat Y Mohamad Regina Destry Afdalisa Siti Nurhalisa Tuu Sri Elsa Abdullah Sri Putri Ekawati Labaso Sulastri Idrus Tiara Putri Husain Tiarawati Pegu Yazid T Nurdin