Role Play Keperawatan Komunitas : Musyawarah Warga 2

Summary

This village meeting addresses three major health issues: dengue fever (DBD), stunting, and hypertension. The participants discuss the urgency and severity of each issue, and prioritize dengue fever due to its high impact and prevalence. Stunting is acknowledged as a long-term concern, and hypertension is seen as manageable with proper care. Solutions proposed include educational programs, food supplementation for stunting, and physical activity for hypertension. The session ends with a commitment to tackle these issues systematically, emphasizing community participation and support from health services to improve overall health outcomes in the village.

Takeaways

• 😀 The meeting discussed three main health issues in the village: dengue fever (DBD), stunting, and hypertension.
• 😀 The village faces a significant issue with dengue fever, with 20% of residents affected and many unaware of prevention methods.
• 😀 Many villagers dispose of waste improperly, such as in rivers and gutters, contributing to the spread of diseases like dengue.
• 😀 Stunting is a major concern in the village, with a lack of knowledge about proper nutrition for children and the importance of complementary feeding.
• 😀 Hypertension is also prevalent, affecting about 30% of the village's population, with many unaware of its risks and treatment methods.
• 😀 The health issues were ranked in priority, with dengue fever being the most urgent, followed by stunting, and then hypertension.
• 😀 A priority table was created to assess the urgency, seriousness, and potential progression of each issue, with each being scored on a scale from 1 to 5.
• 😀 The village will take steps to address the most pressing issue first—dengue fever—by educating residents about prevention and conducting fogging operations.
• 😀 Stunting is the second priority, with plans to educate parents on proper child nutrition and provide supplementary food using local resources, such as eggs.
• 😀 For hypertension, the village will promote regular health check-ups, offer education about managing blood pressure, and possibly introduce activities like anti-hypertension exercises.

Q & A

What are the three main health issues being discussed in the meeting?

The three main health issues discussed are dengue fever (DBD), stunting, and hypertension.

What is the most urgent health problem in the village according to the discussion?

Dengue fever (DBD) is considered the most urgent health problem, with 20% of the population affected.

What is the current level of knowledge in the village about stunting?

Many people in the village lack knowledge about stunting, especially regarding the importance of complementary feeding (MP-ASI) for infants.

How serious is the problem of stunting according to the villagers?

Stunting is seen as a serious issue, though its effects may not be immediately visible. It is expected to have long-term impacts on children’s development and education.

What is the approach for addressing the issue of hypertension in the village?

Hypertension is considered less urgent than DBD and stunting, but regular monitoring and treatment at the health center are emphasized to manage the condition.

What are the three criteria used to prioritize the health issues in the village?

The three criteria used are urgency (Aren), seriousness (S), and the potential to worsen if not addressed (P). Each issue is rated on a scale of 1 to 5 for these criteria.

How does the village plan to tackle the problem of dengue fever (DBD)?

The village plans to tackle DBD through educational programs about the prevention methods like 3M (close water containers, bury trash, and drain stagnant water) and fogging activities.

What solution is proposed for addressing stunting in the village?

The proposed solution includes providing supplementary feeding programs, with an emphasis on using local ingredients like eggs, which are more accessible and affordable.

How does the community plan to increase awareness about hypertension?

The community plans to include hypertension education as part of the regular activities, such as at PKK meetings, and possibly introduce physical activities like anti-hypertension exercises.

What is the role of local health workers (perawat) in the meeting and the proposed solutions?

The local health workers (perawat) help facilitate discussions, provide health data, and offer guidance on implementing the proposed solutions. They are key in organizing educational sessions and health interventions in the village.