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Adi Isworo, Adi
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Cold chain evaluation of the immunization program in Primary Health Centers in 2022 Isworo, Adi; Kiswoyo, Pramono Giri; Suharsono
BKM Public Health and Community Medicine Vol 40 No 01 (2024)
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Purpose: The major challenges of vaccination programs are associated with the vaccine cold chain management in primary health centers that must be evaluated. This paper discusses how vaccine cold chain management can address the challenges of vaccination programs in primary health centers. Specifically, it examines how the vaccine chain is managed. Methods: The design of this observational study was cross-sectional. Evaluations assessed in this study include input aspects, output aspects, process aspects, and outcome aspects of vaccine chain management. Observation methods and direct interviews with the evaluated vaccine chain staff collected primary data. Results: Management of the vaccine chain has been carried out properly with the support of human resources or immunization personnel who are in accordance with their competence, based on research results, the management staff are diploma graduates in nursing and midwifery. The defrosting process is carried out for a certain period, as well as using vaccine carriers and ice flasks, which are still good for vaccine distribution. It is very important to pay attention to the supply of the number and type of vaccines for the next month's needs at the public health center. Conclusion: The three key factors that guide the vaccine cold chain are educated vaccine control staff, vaccine storage, and delivery equipment, and efficient vaccine control procedures.
Epidemiological Analysis Person, Time, and Place Dengue Fever Cases in Magelang City During 2019-2023 Trisnawati, Erica Yunita; Indriani, Citra; Isworo, Adi; Wahyudi, Safaat
BKM Public Health and Community Medicine The 12th UGM Public Health Symposium
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Purpose: This study aims to explore epidemiological characteristics of dengue fever cases in Magelang City during 2019-2023. Methods: Monthly dengue fever cases from 2019-2023 were extracted from the dengue passive surveillance database at the City Health Office. Data was analyzed descriptively based on time, person, and place. Results: There were 992 dengue cases with a mean incidence rate (IR) of 158 per 100,000 population, and the highest IR was observed in 2019 with 359 per 100.000. The annual case fatality rate was 0.5%, ranging from 0% to 1.3%. Males (52,2%) were observed higher than females (47.8%), and most cases were aged 12-25 years old (36.9%), with elderly (>= 60 years old) only counted for 14 (1.4%) cases. Dengue was reported throughout the year across the village within the city, with the peak of dengue season observed in January and February. Most notifications came from private hospitals (21%), and primary health care contributes about 0.5% of case notifications. Conclusion: The dengue case in Magelang City has characteristics similar to other areas in which the most affected were children and has a seasonal pattern, with the peak number of cases found in January to February and all areas within the city being endemic.
Co-Authors Ashar N, Novema Bambang Sarwono Citra Indriani Erawati, Erna Heru Supriyatno Kiswoyo, Pramono Giri Kusumaningtias, Yosie Maulida Lulut Handayani Nasir Ahmad, Nasir Noor Faidah, Noor Olgaliana, Deswimar Olgaliana SUHARSONO Suharsono Suharsono Sunarmi Sunarmi Susanto, Abiyyu Naufal Triredjeki, Hermani Trisnawati, Erica Yunita Wahyudi, Safaat Wiwin Renny Rahmawati