Analyzed Perceptions Of The Poor Peoples On Health Promotion Program In Poverty Reduction Policy Program At Health Sector (Pkbk) Puskesmas Onohazumba District Onohazumba South Nias District In 2021
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https://doi.org/10.51601/ijhp.v2i1.30Abstract
The Health Sector Poverty Reduction Program (PKBK) is a tangible manifestation of the
onohazumba district south nias government's concern for the poor by providing comprehensive health
service assistance, including the nutritional health promotion program. Research Objectives: To get
an overview of the perceptions of the poor towards the nutrition health promotion program. Research
Methods, This research instrument have data collection by in-depth interviews and observation of
promotional activities carried out by the puskesmas. Data analysis is done by content analysis.
Triangulation of sources to stakeholders, NGOs/journalists, health workers, and Public health
posyandu cadres. Results: There are different perceptions of the nutritional health promotion
program from various characteristics of the respondents. Economic factors are an obstacle for a
person to behave healthily and affect the utilization of health services. The lack of media, the limited
use of methods, the material presented is very short and not in-depth, the frequency and adequacy of
financing for nutritional health promotion programs affect the effectiveness of nutritional health
promotion programs. Conclusion:
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