Vol 9 Issue 2 October 2021-March 2022

Abstract: Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) affected every single population in the world. Thailand was hastening to vaccinate their population. However, children (age below 18) are not in the scope of vaccination. Therefore, preventive behaviour is the most important protocol to face this pandemic.

Purpose: to assess COVID-19 related knowledge, attitude toward COVID-19 prevention and COVID-19 preventive behaviours

Methodology: This is a descriptive research that studied a group of students in Saint Gabriel’s College, Bangkok. Sampling groups were invited to participate in completing the questionnaire distributed by class social media.

Findings: 392 students participated during August-September 2021.COVID-19related knowledge, attitude toward preventive behaviour and COVID-19 preventive behaviour was assessed. For findings, participants revealed moderate knowledge about COVID-19 (M=6.04, SD=1.53), favourable attitudes toward preventive behaviours (M=49.46, SD=6.12) and low risk perception of getting COVID-19 (M=2.77, SD=1.32). Participants reported always engaging in COVID-19 preventive behaviour (M=62.56, SD=10.02) from a total of 80 scores. There was positive correlation between knowledge about COVID-19, attitude toward prevention and preventive behaviour (r=.658** and r=129*, p<0.05 and p<0.01) statistically significant. In addition, there were negative correlation between Risk Perception of getting COVID-19 and COVID-19 Preventive Behaviour (r=-.124**, p<0.01). Having a positive attitude toward COVID-19 preventive behaviours (Beta= .692, p <0.01) predicted the adoption of those preventive behaviours.

Conclusion: This research provides data to plan protocol to prevent this pandemic. The study found that the consistency in knowledge and attitude is essential to promote good preventive behaviours.

Keywords: COVID-19, Preventive behaviour, high school students.

Title: COVID-19 related Knowledge and Preventive behaviour of Delta Variant among grade 10-12 students in Bangkok

Author: Chanacharn Luckanakul

International Journal of Healthcare Sciences

ISSN 2348-5728 (Online)

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Abstract: Background: High blood pressure, especially preeclampsia and eclampsia, is still a major cause of maternal and/or perinatal morbidity and mortality in several parts of the world, including Indonesia.

Purpose: Knowing the description of pregnancy cases with complications of high blood pressure at dr. R Soeharsono Hospital

Result: Most cases (62.5%) of pregnancy with complications of Preeclampsiawere aged 35 years, but quite a lot (37.5%) cases were over 35 years old, in fact there were 6.25% aged 40 years and over. In addition, there is also 1 case who is 15 years old and unmarried. Although the majority (39.1%) of cases were second and third pregnancies, 28.12% were primi gravida, and 32.82% were fourth or more pregnancies or grande multipara. In fact, there are 1.56% of cases of pregnancy in the sixteenth. The age of pregnant women was mostly 84.12% of cases with gestational age at term, and 35.94% of cases of Preeclampsiawith severe features, 26.56% of cases of Preeclampsiawithout severe features, 4.69% of cases with superimposed pre-eclampsia, and only 1.56% of eclampsia cases. Almost all 98.44% were singleton pregnancies, most of them 89.06% had a body mass index above normal (over weight and obesity). A total of 93.75% used the financing of the National Health Insurance, and 79.69% were born by cesarean section. There were no cases of maternal death, most (85.94%) were born in a vigourous state, 7.82%) died and 1.56% were with asphyxia.

Conclussion: The case of pregnancy with complications of high blood pressure at dr. R Soeharsono Hospital Banjarmasin is mostly Preeclampsiawith severe features, multiparity pregnancy, aged 35 years, singleton pregnancy, overweight and obesity. There are still many pregnancies with complications of high blood pressure over the age of 35 years, grande multipara, and caesarean section performed.

Keywords: Preeclampsia, Ecclampsia, Hypertension, Pregnancy.

Title: PREVALENCE OF HYPERTENSION IN PREGNANCY AT DR R SOEHARSONO HOSPITAL BANJARMASIN IN 2019

Author: I Made Aryasa Mugi Raharja, Wina Kartika Wati

International Journal of Healthcare Sciences

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Abstract: The purpose of this study was to determine the relationship of cervical cancer knowledge level towards participation in early detection of cervical cancer in women of childbearing age in the working area of Kayu Tangi Primary Healthcare Banjarmasin, South Kalimantan, Indonesia. The research design used in this study was a cross-sectional observational study. Respondent data was taken at once through structured interviews by filling out a previously prepared questionnaire. Then the data is presented in the form of respondent characteristic data and respondent knowledge data.

Keywords: cervical cancer, cross- sectional study, Human Papilloma Virus.

Title: THE RELATIONSHIP OF CERVICAL CANCER KNOWLEDGE LEVEL TOWARDS PARTICIPATION IN EARLY DETECTION OF CERVICAL CANCER IN WOMEN OF CHILDBEARING AGE IN THE WORKING AREA OF KAYU TANGI PRIMARY HEALTHCARE BANJARMASIN

Author: I Made Aryasa Mugi Raharja, Riska Rismawaty

International Journal of Healthcare Sciences

ISSN 2348-5728 (Online)

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