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Hypertension can lead to serious complications such as heart disease, stroke, and kidney failure, making it a leading cause of premature death. The global prevalence of hypertension among adults aged 30–79 years reached 33% in 2019. Hypertension can affect various population groups, including workers, impacting their productivity and long-term health. Identifying hypertension risk factors is important to support targeted prevention efforts. This study used a cross-sectional design by analyzing secondary data from medical check-up, body composition measurement, and worker characteristic in 2024. The prevalence of hypertension among PT X workers in 2024 was 10.3%. The analysis showed significant associations between age, work tenure, dyslipidemia, body composition, and fat dimension with hypertension. The risk of hypertension increased among workers aged 40–49 years (AOR: 3,22) and ≥ 50 years (AOR: 4,15), with work tenure > 20 years (AOR: 3,83), dyslipidemia (AOR: 1,55), high body fat and low muscle composition (AOR: 2,15), and high fat dimension (AOR: 2,46). Therefore, preventive efforts through health education, regular blood pressure and body composition monitoring, and fat reduction programs are needed to control the risk of hypertension.
Background: Diarrhea remains a significant health problem globally and nationally. In Indonesia, West Java has a diarrhea prevalence of 11% among under-five children. This figure is the 5th highest nationally and the highest on Java Island. Various interventions have been implemented to reduce diarrhea rates in under-five children. However, the persistently high incidence of diarrhea in under-five children in West Java necessitates this research to identify the determinants of diarrhea incidence in under-five children in West Java. Methods: This study utilized SKI 2023 data with a total sample of 913 under-five children. A cross-sectional study design was employed. Data were analyzed using complex sample analysis, including univariate, bivariate with chi-square test, and multivariate with multiple logistic regression. Results: Factors significantly associated with diarrhea incidence in under-five children in West Java were wastewater drainage (p-value 0.004; OR 2.188; CI 1.283-3.733) and handwashing facilities (p-value 0.044; OR 1.808; CI 1.017-3.213), while drinking water source and drinking water treatment were identified as confounding variables. Conclusion: Efforts to optimize community sanitation still need to be improved. Furthermore, prevention efforts need to be intensified to enhance the successful reduction of diarrhea prevalence in under-five children in West Java.
The neonatal period, the first 28 days of life, is the most critical phase for infant survival due to the high risk of mortality. According to SKI 2023, Indonesia ranks third for the highest neonatal mortality rate in Southeast Asia at 9.3 deaths per 1,000 live births. Recent data shows a significant increase, with neonatal deaths rising from 20,882 cases in 2022 to 29,954 in 2023. This study aims to identify factors associated with neonatal mortality among BPJS Kesehatan participants from 2015-2022. Using a cross-sectional design, we analyzed BPJS Kesehatan data of newborns (0-28 days) visiting Advanced-Level Health Facilities (FKRTL). Results show that socioeconomic factors (economic status and residence) and neonatal factors (sex, age at visit, and birth weight) significantly correlate with neonatal mortality (p-value: 0,000). With low birth weight having a 4.1 times higher risk of experiencing neonatal death (OR: 4,1 95% CI: 3,74-4,55), then neonates who have visits at 0-7 days old have a 3.4 times higher risk of experiencing neonatal death (OR: 3,4 95% CI: 2,64-4,43), female neonates have a 0.8 times lower risk of experiencing neonatal death (OR: 0,8 95% CI: 0,74-0,88), and neonates who are outside of Java Island have a 1,3 times higher risk of experiencing neonatal death (OR: 1,31, 95% CI: 1,21-1,43) as well as neonates with poor economic status having a 1,8 times higher risk of experiencing neonatal death (OR: 1,89, 95% CI: 1,79-2,06).
Latar Belakang: KB memiliki sejarah keberhasilan dalam meningkatkan pemakaian kontrasepsi modern dalam waktu relatif pendek, yaitu dari 10% di awal dekade 1970-an menjadi sekitar 60% di awal 2000-an. Namun, pada kurun waktu tersebut hingga 2017 terjadi pergeseran dominasi metode kontrasepsi yang digunakan oleh perempuan usia subur berstatus kawin, yaitu dari penggunaan metode kontrasepsi yang beragam menjadi dominasi Non MKJP, khususnya suntik KB.
Metode: Analisis data sekunder dilakukan dengan menggunakan data SKI tahun 2023. Uji chi-square dan regresi logistik dengan interval kepercayaan 95% digunakan dalam penelitian ini untuk menggambarkan kekuatan hubungan antar variabel.
Hasil: Cakupan penggunaan MKJP pada perempuan usia subur berstatus kawin di Indonesia dalam penelitian ini mencapai 28,8%. Hasil analisis multivariabel menunjukkan bahwa variabel yang memiliki hubungan secara statistik antara lain adalah usia, pendidikan responden, status pekerjaan responden, paritas, status ekonomi, wilayah administratif, pendidikan pasangan, dan konseling KB.
Kesimpulan: Semakin tingginya tingkat pendidikan yang ditempuh oleh seorang perempuan, semakin tinggi juga peluang yang dimilikinya untuk menggunakan MKJP. Hal ini disebabkan karena dengan tingkat pendidikan tersebut perempuan akan cenderung lebih mudah memahami informasi dan manfaat MKJP, serta memiliki kapasitas lebih besar dalam pengambilan keputusan terkait kontrasepsi. Oleh karenanya, peningkatan akses dan kualitas informasi dapat menjadi salah satu strategi yang dapat mendorong penggunaan MKJP secara lebih luas.a
Background: The family planning program has a history of success in increasing the use of modern contraceptives within a relatively short period, rising from 10% in the early 1970s to around 60% in the early 2000s. However, during that period up to 2017, there was a shift in the dominant contraceptive methods used by women of reproductive age—from a variety of methods to a dominance of non-long-acting and permanent methods (non-LARCs), particularly injectable contraceptives. Method: The proportion of long-acting reversible contraceptive (LARC) use among women of reproductive age in Indonesia in this study reached 28.8%. The multivariable analysis showed that several variables were statistically associated with LARC use, including age, respondent’s education, respondent’s employment status, parity, economic status, administrative region, partner’s education, and FP counseling. Results: Women with a secondary education level are more likely to use long-acting reversible contraceptive (LARCs). This is because, at this level of education, women tend to better understand information regarding the benefits of LARCs and have greater capacity in making decisions related to contraception. Therefore, improving access to and the quality of information may serve as an effective strategy to promote broader use of LARCs. Conclusion: The higher the level of education attained by a woman, the greater her likelihood of using long-acting reversible contraceptive (LARCs). This is because women at this education level tend to understand information about the benefits of LARCs more easily and have greater capacity in making decisions related to contraception. Therefore, improving access to and the quality of information can be an effective strategy to encourage wider use of LARCs.
