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Access to Health Services Affects the Level of Adherence to Taking Medication for Hypertensive Patients At Puskesmas Medan Area Selatan Year 2024 dinillah, Izzah; Siregar, Pinta Pudiyanti
Buletin Farmatera Vol 9, No 2 (2024)
Publisher : Universitas Muhammadiyah Sumatera Utara

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.30596/bf.v9i2.21011

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Abstract: Hypertension is known as a silent disease. Compliance of patients with hypertension is essential because hypertension must always be controlled. Access to healthcare is one of the reasons for this non-compliance. This study aims to determine the influence of access to health services on the level of medication adherence of hypertensive patients in Puskesmas Medan Area Selatan. This type of research is descriptive analytics with a cross-sectional design. The research subjects used were 98 hypertension patients in Puskesmas Medan Area Selatan who met the inclusion and exclusion criteria. Sampling is based on purposive sampling and is carried out by Chi-Square Test. The results of the Chi-Square Test obtained a value of P value = 0.001 (P0.05) which means that access to health services has a significant influence on the level of medication adherence of hypertension patients in Puskesmas Medan Area Selatan. Access to health services has a significant influence on the level of medication adherence in hypertensive patients, where the easier it is to access health services, the more compliant patients will be to take medication.
RELIGIOSITY AND OBEDIENCE HEALTH PROTOCOLS COVID-19: A POSITIVE CORRELATION IN MEDAN-NORTH SUMATERA Suryani, Des; Siregar, Pinta Pudiyanti
Buletin Farmatera Vol 6, No 3 (2021)
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The COVID-19 pandemic, which is running slowly but surely, demands that people obey health protocols. In other views, Islam has taught how a Muslim should deal with the epidemic. Various factors that might affect public compliance with COVID-19 health protocols include demographic factors, knowledge of COVID-19, health status, and religiosity. Various studies showed that there was still controversy related to it. This study aimed to determine the correlation between compliance with the COVID-19 Health protocol with knowledge of COVID-19, self-health perception, and religiosity for the Muslim community in North Sumatera, Indonesia. This study was conducted between mid of October to mid-November 2020 on the Muslim population living in Medan City and Deli Serdang District, the most prevalent places for the spread of COVID-19 in North Sumatra. The questionnaires were distributed randomly to the online recitation group in the red zone in North Sumatra. Data collected by google form is distributed via the WhatsApp (WA) application. The results of the study were among 225 participants in the study, those who adhered to the health protocol were 125 people (55.6%), and the level of good religiosity was 120 people (53.33%). This study found that people who adhere to health protocols are related to older age, female gender, higher education, private workers, better knowledge of COVID19, and high religiosity. Religiosity is positively correlated with compliance with health protocols during the COVID-19 pandemic. In Logistic Regression analysis, religiosity turns out to be a good predictor for increasing compliance. Thus there needs to be a parallel effort between increasing knowledge about COVID-19 and community religiosity so that prevention efforts will be even better in the future
Co-Authors Adani Ichsan, Muhammad Raisan Adinda Adinda Aghla Pane, Syafiqah Tsamara Alfian, Ali Aprinanda, Annisa Mulia Armand Surya Nugraha Ashri, Royyan Aulia Rahmi, Aulia Azra Amalia Nasution Azzahra, Andina Bhuwana, Satya Candra Cut Mourisa Des Suryani Des Suryani Des Suryani dinillah, Izzah Diva Farras Khansa Hasibuan Fahrul Rozi Febriyanti, Eka GUSTIANSYAH, EVAN HIDAYATI, SIUL Hutasuhut, Rizka Fadillah Ika Nopa LUBIS, RIFQY IMSYA AL AYYUBI Mashithah, Mashithah Mila Trisna Sari Muhammad Iqbal Nadia Khoiriyah Nanda Sari Nuralita NASUTION, YULIA AFRINA Nikita Sari, Nikita Nopa, Ika Nuralita, Nanda Sari Nurul Fitria Nurul Siti Aisyah Sofyan Pasaribu, Alza Hamonangan Rofi Hidayati Rosnah Sutan Salsabila Shafiyah Rachmad SAUMA, YUSNITA NUR Sembiring, Ranggi Heryagung SIREGAR, SUCI AULIYAH Suci Mardiana Tambunan Tohri Tohir Toniara, Safriwan Tri Nur Khotimah Trisnasari, Mila Valdivia Ritonga, Zimly Khatif Yulia Afrina Nasution