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IMPLEMENTATION OF THE PERMATA KAMILA PROGRAM BASED ON LOCAL WISDOM AS A STRATEGY TO ACHIEVE ZERO NEW STUNTING IN CIANJUR Sri Dewi Gulo; M. Kartono Wijoyo Kusumo; Melly Rohmawati Nur; Septaria Nurhidayati; Asep sultoni Nugraha; Vindi Krisna Chandra Chandra; Iwan Dermawan Hanafi Gulo Gulo
Journal of Midwifery and Health Administration Sciences Vol. 1 No. 2 (2025): Journal of Midwifery and Health Administration Sciences
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Stunting remains a critical public health issue that affects child growth, human capital development, and long-term health outcomes. To address this challenge, the Government of Cianjur Regency implemented the Permata Kamila Program as a strategic initiative to accelerate stunting reduction and prevent new stunting cases (Zero New Stunting). The program adopts an integrated approach by strengthening community-based nutrition services, providing assistance to families at risk of stunting, and enhancing coordinated health administration across sectors. This study aims to describe the implementation of the Permata Kamila Program and evaluate its outcomes in achieving Zero New Stunting in Cianjur Regency. This study employed a descriptive evaluative design with a quantitative approach. The program was implemented across 32 sub-districts, involving 47 primary health centers, 157 villages, and 137 nutrition posts as intervention points. The main intervention consisted of providing supplementary nutritious food to children under five and pregnant women at risk of stunting. Menu development was conducted in collaboration with the Cianjur Association of Nutritionists to ensure compliance with targeted nutritional standards. Prior to distribution, all food products underwent food testing and evaluation to ensure quality, safety, and acceptability. The results demonstrate that the Permata Kamila Program achieved extensive and coordinated coverage. The prevalence of stunting in Cianjur Regency decreased to 7.2% in 2025, and no new stunting cases were identified in the intervention areas during the evaluation period. The program also strengthened community participation and the role of nutrition posts in growth monitoring. In conclusion, the Permata Kamila Program is an effective strategy for achieving Zero New Stunting and is suitable for replication in similar settings. 
KESEHATAN MASYARAKAT DALAM PELAYANAN TRANSFUSI DARAH: ANALISIS PENGETAHUAN DAN PERSEPSI MASYARAKAT TERHADAP DONOR DARAH DAN KEAMANAN TRANSFUSI DI KOTA DEPOK M. Kartono Wijoyo Kusumo; Septaria Nurhidayati; Vindi Krisna Chandra
Journal of Midwifery and Health Administration Sciences Vol. 2 No. 1 (2026): Journal of Midwifery and Health Administration Sciences
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Blood services are an important part of the public health system because they play a significant role in providing Blood transfusion services are an integral component of the public health system that functions to provide safe, high-quality, and adequate blood for patients requiring transfusion therapy. Blood donation activities not only contribute to saving patients’ lives but also reflect social awareness and community participation in improving public health status. This study aimed to analyze the level of public knowledge regarding blood donation, transfusion safety, health education, and the role of the Indonesian Red Cross Blood Transfusion Unit (UTD PMI) in blood services. This study employed a quantitative descriptive method using a survey approach through questionnaire distribution to 100 respondents from the community in Depok City. The results showed that the majority of respondents (70%) understood the benefits of blood donation, while 30% of respondents still had limited understanding regarding blood transfusion safety. In addition, most respondents stated that blood donation has significant benefits in helping patients requiring transfusions, although some community members still expressed concerns regarding the potential transmission of diseases through blood transfusion. The analysis indicated that educational level, access to health information, and health education provided by healthcare professionals influenced public knowledge regarding blood donation. UTD PMI plays a strategic role in maintaining blood quality and safety through donor selection procedures, screening for Transfusion-Transmitted Infections (TTIs), blood component processing, and continuous health education programs for the community. This study concludes that strengthening health promotion and public education regarding blood donation and transfusion safety is necessary to increase voluntary blood donation participation and support safe blood transfusion services.
Co-Authors Asep sultoni Nugraha Iwan Dermawan Hanafi Gulo Gulo Melly Rohmawati Nur Septaria Nurhidayati Sri Dewi Gulo Vindi Krisna Chandra