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Cervical cancer ranks fourth in the world. According to WHO, new cases of cervicalcancer in 2018 were 570,000 with a death rate of 311,000. In Indonesia, based onGlobocan data in 2018, 32,469 new cases of cervical cancer rank second after breastcancer. Cervical cancer mortality rate in Indonesia reaches 18,279 per year. One of thefactors that make the high incidence of cervical cancer is due to the late discovery ofcervical cancer cases. 70% of cervical cancer cases found in hospital are at an advancedstage so that the cervical cancer mortality rate is high. Cervical cancer screening aims toreduce the incidence and mortality rate of cervical cancer. If cervical cancer is detectedearly in the pre-cancer stage, follow-up treatment can be given so that it does not developinto cervical cancer. However, the reality is that cervical cancer screening coverage is stilllow. The purpose of this study was to describe the knowledge, attitudes, and barriersassociated with cervical cancer screening behavior. This study uses a qualitative methodwith a case study approach. Data collection through indepth interviews. The researchinformants consisted of 5 people who had been screened for cervical cancer and 5 peoplewho had never been screened for cervical cancer. The results showed that the informantswho had cervical cancer screening had better knowledge, most of the informants had apositive attitude towards cervical cancer screening. Fear is a factor that hinders cervicalcancer screening. The reason the informants did not do cervical cancer screening wasbecause of fear, no symptoms, and lack of information. Almost all informants who hadcervical cancer screening were self-motivated. Good knowledge, a positive attitude, and noobstacles allowed the informants to do cervical cancer screening.Key words:Cervical cancer, mortality, cervical cancer screening.
The high prevalence of cervical cancer is a global health problem. It causes hundreds of thousands of deaths among women every year worldwide. With an estimated 570,000 cases and 311,000 deaths in 2018 worldwide, the disease is the fourth most frequently diagnosed cancer and the fourth leading cause of cancer death in women. Early diagnosis and screening in women can improve treatment success and women's survival. This study aims to determine the factors associated with the participation of women in Indonesia to perform early detection of cervical cancer. This study uses secondary data from IFLS V using a cross-sectional design with 29,220 respondents who are married women. The results show that the proportion of women who do early detection of cervical cancer or Pap smear as much as 22.99% is still very low compared to the target. Variables related to the participation of women in Indonesia for early detection of cervical cancer are disease history, parity, age, age at first marriage, education, distance to health facilities and health insurance. The most dominant variable that predicts women to do cervical cancer screening is age at first marriage with POR 2.4 with 95% CI 1.606-1.843. Socialization and health education are needed so that women are willing to delay the age of first marriage
Cervical cancer is still a serious problem for all women in the world. WHO recorded 36,633 cases or 9.2% of the total cancer cases Spending on health funds is limited, so it must pay more attention to promotive and preventive programs. WHO recommends that women do cervical cancer screening consisting of pap smears, IVA tests, and HPV-DNA tests. But the financial barriers faced due to the high cost of cervical cancer screening have been a problem until now. This study aims to determine the financing scheme for cervical cancer screening in various countries, the method used in this study is literature review. Search studies using online databases in the form of PubMed, ProQuest, and BMCPH. There were 9 studies used in this study that came from 8 different countries. From this study, it was found that there are 3 financing schemes for cervical cancer screening, namely financing by the government, financing through health insurance, and financing through donors/development partners. There is one integrated program in each country and is often referred to as NCSP. The connected programs and financing have an impact on the increasing participation rate of cervical cancer screening in various countries.
Cervical cancer is one of the most common cancers in women. WHO estimates there will be a 25% increaseover the next 10 years from the number of deaths from cervical cancer worldwide nearly 280,000 by 2015.Adolescent knowledge of HPV viral infection as a cause of cervical cancer and other infectious diseases isstill very low below 1% according to SDKI-KRR 2012. The objective of the study is to assess theknowledge of cervical cancer and the factors that influence the students of class X and XI in SMA 3Kecamatan Tebo Tengah Tebo District Jambi Province in 2018. The researcher uses cross-sectional studydesign involving 172 samples, data collected through questioner filled by respondents. The results showedthe proportion of adolescent knowledge about cervical cancer was 39.5%. The result of bivariate test showsthere is correlation between exposure of communication media (p = 0,002), mother education (p = 0,049)and source of information from teacher (p = 0,023) with knowledge about cervical cancer. The multivariateresult showed that there was a correlation between communication media and knowledge about cervicalcancer (p = 0,005) with OR 2,750 value and teacher information source (p = 0,039) with value of OR 2,200after controlled by education variable of father, mother education, age and source of information of healthworkers. Based on this need to be improved communication of teachers and students as well as promotionalefforts through the media more interesting and informative.Keyword : Knowledge, cervical cancer, Adolescent.
Background: High prevalence of cervical cancer in Indonesia makes Indonesian Government strive to reduce the number of cervical cancer cases through the cervical cancer early detection program. Visual inspection with acetic acid (IVA) is a method of visual inspection of the entire surface of the cervix using diluted acetic acid with the aim to detecting cervical cancer early. Aim: Describing the implementation of Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program using Visual Inspection with Acetic Acid Method (VIA) at Public Health Center in Pancoran Mas District. Methods: This study used a qualitative method with indepth interviews through a rapid assessment procedure approach with. There were 19 informants consisting of 4 key informants, 3 main informants, and 12 supporting informants. Researchers took data directly by applying the Covid-19 health protocol. Result: Most of the implementation of IVA program had run according to the law set by the Ministry of Health. However, there are several obstacles in its implementation as there were untrained health workers who already gave an IVA test, lack of public awareness to do IVA test, and the provision of socialization related to IVA at Public Health Center in Pancoran Mas District was still small. Conclusion: The provision of socialization related to IVA at Public Health Center in Pancoran Mas District needs to be increased again to increase awareness in public also the scope of IVA so the target can be achieved
High mortality rates from cervical cancer globally can be reduced through a comprehensive approach that includes effective prevention and screening. Early detection with IVA method is one method that is safe, inexpensive, and easy to do. This study aims to determine the determinants of early cervical cancer detection behavior by VIA method in women in Indonesia. This research is quantitative using secondary data from the 2016 Non-Communicable Disease Research with cross sectional research method. This study covers 34 regency/city provinces throughout Indonesia. The sample of this study is women aged 25-64 years who have had sex in Indonesia with a total of 4.092 respondent. The results showed that only 25.6% of respondents who did early detection of cervical cancer the rest 74.4% had never done early detection of cervical cancer by VIA method. The results of statistical analysis show that age, knowledge, number of children born, health insurance ownership, information sources from health workers, information sources from cadres, sources of information from family/friends/neighbors and media exposure are factors of early cervical cancer detection behavior using the method VIA in women in Indonesia. The need for increased access to information, education by utilizing technological advancements is one step in increasing the knowledge and awareness of the Indonesian people
The high mortality rate in cervical cancer patients is caused by the majority of patientscoming to treatment already at an advanced stage. Cancer if found in the early stages ofmore than half can be prevented even can be cured. Early detection program of cervicalcancer one of them can be done through IVA test and if found the pre cervical cancerlesion followed by treatment of cryotherapy. There are still occurrences of losing follow-up in patients with positive IVA results, there are still women do not perform cryotherapydue to fear of action cryotherapy. A monitoring system is required to reduce the incidenceof losing follow up. System development using System Development Life Cycle (SDLC)with prototyping method. The development of this system involves the user in performingthe needs analysis, so that the system developed in accordance with the needs of the user,the system can be accessed either from the side of health personnel or patient, inputexamination results performed by health personnel, then automatically send smsreminder to patients with results IVA Positive who has been scheduled to take action ofcryotherapy, the system also provide sms reminder to health workers to contact andintervene patients who did not attend to cryptotherapy up to a certain time limit, for thepatient side, patients can see the results of screening there are also articles related toeducation about cervical cancer, this educational menu can knowledge of patients aboutcervical cancer. The development of this information system can improve monitoringcapability in the presence of sms reminder feature so as to reduce the incidence of losingfollow-up in patients with pre-cervical cancer lesions, in addition Patients facilitated inobtaining information related to cervical cancer screening and advanced treatment, thissystem can also increase knowledge patients with educational menus found in thisapplication.Key words:Cervical Cancer, Information System, Monitoring, SMS Reminder.
ABSTRAK Nama : Dyah Kartika Sari Program Studi : Ilmu Kesehatan Masyarakat Judul : Faktor-faktor yang Mempengaruhi Kesintasan Hidup Pasien Kanker Serviks di RSUD Raden Mattaher Jambi Tahun 2011-2016 Pembimbing : Dr.dr. Tri Yunis Miko Wahyono, MSc Kanker serviks menduduki peringkat keempat kanker yang paling sering terjadi pada semua wanita dan peringkat kedua kanker yang paling sering ditemukan pada wanita usia 15-44 tahun di dunia, menyebabkan 265.672 kematian pada tahun 2012.Di dunia setiap 2 menit seorang perempuan meninggal akibat kanker serviks, sedangkan di Indonesia setiap 1 jam. Provinsi Jambi menurut Pusdatin 2015, estimasi jumlah kasus kanker serviks tahun 2013 adalah 1.792 dan semakin meningkat dari tahun-tahun sebelumnya. RSUD Raden Mattaher Jambi sebagai rumah sakit rujukan mengalami peningkatan jumlah pasien kanker serviks dengan total pasien baru 318 sejak 20112016. Tujuan dari penelitian ini adalah untuk mengetahui angka kesintasan hidup secara keseluruhan dan faktor-faktor yang mempengaruhi pada pasien di RSUD Raden Mattaher Jambi tahun 2011-2016. Jumlah sampel yang didapat adalah 180 penderita yang pernah dirawat di RSUD ini dari Januari 2011-Desember 2016. Desain yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini adalah kohort retrospektif dengan metode Kaplan meier. Kesintasan hidup pasien kanker serviks secara keseluruhan yaitu 23,2% dengan median survival 24 bulan. Faktor – faktor yang mempengaruhi yaitu umur, perkawinan, kadar haemoglobin saat pertama kali didiagnosa, komorbid, stadium dan terapi. dengan faktor yang paling dominan yaitu komorbid (HR=4,711). Kata kunci: Kesintasan hidup, kanker serviks, event, sensor.
ABSTRACT Name : Dyah Kartika Sari Study Program : Public Health Title : Affecting Survival Rate Factors Of Cervical Cancer Patients At A Raden Mattaher Hospital Jambi In 2011 - 2016 Counsellor : Dr.dr. Tri Yunis Miko Wahyono, MSc Cervical cancer ranked fourth most common cancer in all woman and ranked second most common cancer found in women aged 15-44 years in the world causing 265.672 deaths in 2012. Every 2 minutes a woman dies from cervical cancer in the world, while in Indonesia every 1 hour. In Jambi province according to Pusdatin 2015 estimated number of caces of cervical cancer in 2013 is 1792 and increasing from the year before. Raden Mattaher hospital in Jambi as a referral hospital has increasing number of cervical cancer patients with a total of 318 new patients since 2011-2016. The purpose of this study was to determine the overall survival rate and factors that affect the patients in Raden Mattaher Hospital Jambi in 2011-2016. The number of patients obtained is 180 patients who had been treated in this hospital from Januari 2011 to December 2016. The design used in this study was a retrospective cohort with the Kaplan meier method. Overall survival of cervical cancer patients was 23.2 percent with a median survival of 24 months. The factors that influence are age, marriage, hemoglobin when first diagnosed, comorbid, stage and therapy. With the most dominant factor is comorbid. (HR=4.711). Key words: Survival rate, cervical cancer, event, cencor
