Vol 9, No 1 (2018)

Background & Objective :Modernizationis consideredby someto fail inmaintaining moral valuesand
humanity, causing increased tendency for people tobelieve inreligious values are considered able to provide
solutions tovarious problems of life, so they are constantly adjusting options and decisions included in
determinings ome matters related to fertility.The aim of the research was to investigate the determinants of
woman fertility of reproductive couples in Islamic study group in South Palu Distric of Palu City. Material
and Method : The reasearch was an observational study with cross sectional study design. The samples
were the total population of the women of reproductive couples in Islamic study group of Soth Palu District
consisting of 149 people. The method of obtaining the data was interview and the data were analyzed using
path analysis. Results: The research indicate that the variable affecting the age of the first marriage is
employment (p=0.004); the variables affecting contraception are knowledge (p=0.002) and religiosity
(p=0.000); the variable affecting unmet need is religiosity (p=0.019); the variables affecting fertility are
knowledge (p=0.014), employment (p=0.006), age of the first marriage (p=0.021), contraception (p=0.008),
and unmet need (p=0.002), while income and breastfeeding duration do not significantly affect
fertility.Conclusion : The effect on the fertility of the group is the study of Islamic knowledge, employment,
age at first marriage, contraception and unmet need.

Background & Objective: Maternal participation is one of the supporting factors and indispensable in
monitoring the growth of infants and babies. This is reflected in the comparison of the number of children
weighed with all children in the region or called the concept of D/S and involvement of parents visiting
posyandu. The purpose of this study is to analyze the factors that influence the visits of mothers who have
infants or toddlers to Posyandu Tarap in order to increase the number D / S through the WHO theory
approach. This research is an analytic observation research with cross sectional approach. Materials and
Methods: The sample that entered as the respondent in this research is the mother who recorded in data
posyandu Year 2017-2018. Results: The number of visit to Posyandu Tarap on average 2 times during last 4
months. The average of respondents knowledge is 14.95 and the average of respondents attitude is 43.45. As
many as 90% of respondents have family support to Posyandu Tarap. In addition, 90% of respondents were
motivated to visit Posyandu Tarap to get information about infant and toddlers health, 95% of respondents
considered that distance of building with Posyandu Tarap is very close. Conclusion: There is 1 causal
factor from 7 research variables that influence mother visit to posyandu to weigh her baby that is mother
motivation in doing visit to Posyandu Tarap.

Background & Objective : Clean water which could cause bakteriologis water quality ineligible .This study
attempts to know the quality of water bakteriologis a well (the bacteria MPN coliformm and e.coli )
consumed villagers west Pasayangan Kabupaten Banjar in the water borne disease and relations the behavior
of the people in the water borne disease. Materials and method: This research methods used the cross
sectional. The study analyzed by the quality of bakteriologis (MPN coliform and E. Coli ) as many as 30 a
well. Data obtained through observation, interview using a questionnaire and results laboratory.Results
bakteriologis water quality a well suggests that the whole water a well ineligible clean water developed by
the minister of health no. 416 / menkes / per / ix / 1990. Result: The results showed that source of drinking
water and management of drinking water had links scene water borne disease. Conclusion: The quality of
bakteriologis well water dig they did not qualified drinking water and there was a correlation between the
clean and healthy living (PHBS) in a household with a water borne diseases .Was recommended to the
community to need to do and healthy patterns of living water management well with the way of chlorine in
and cook water with the right way before use.

Background & Objective : Hospital quality services is not only from medical services but also the support
services, one of them is the completeness of medical records. The medical record filling issues are
incompleteness and non-spesific diagnostic writing from the doctor. In 2016, the completeness of medical
records in Kalisat Hospital reaches 61,43%. Less motivation and performance may be the cause of doctors
and nurses compliance in medical records filling. This study aims to analyze determinants that relate to the
compliance of medical records filling in Kalisat Hospital. Material and Method: This study uses
descriptive research with a sample size of 47 people. The data is also presented in Scatter diagram to find the
correlation of two variables. Result: The result showed that the majority of respondents had good knowledge
of medical records, more respondents worked for 5 – 10 years, and majority worked in early adult age 25 - ≥
40 years old. The majority of respondents had a good attitude and motivation. The majority of respondents
had a good response about the filling medical records leadership, a good rewards, but a less response about
work design in Kalisat Hospital. The scatter diagram showed that there were a positive correlation between
knowledge, attitude, motivation, leadership, and rewards variables for the compliance of medical record
files. Conclusion: Based on the study, it can be concluded that there is a positive correlation between
knowledge, attitude, motivation, leadership, and reward with compliance of medical records file in Kalisat
Hospital Jember.

Background & Objective : Hepatitis B immunization in Indonesia generally observes early age group
(infant) and still rarely observed in adolescence. Teenagers become very important because they will soon be
married and have children. The purpose of this study was to determine hepatitis based on HBsAg by using
Rapid test Material and Method: Analytical observational with cross sectional approach is done at Center
for Health Studies Pondok Pesantren Universitas Nahdlatul Ulama Surabaya. The sample size was 54
adolescents using accidental sampling technique, with age between 19-20 years old. HbsAg examination
using manual rapid test monotest. Result: The result of the research shows that the most respondents are
female, 94.44% and male 5.56%. A manual rapid test monotest will show strips one for negative results and
two for HbsAg positive results. Rapid test HBsAg Monotest showed negative results against 54 people.
Conclusion: Based on the results of this study can be concluded that not found positive adolescent hepatitis
based on HBsAg examination.

ackground & Objective: Pneumonia is one cause of leanding cause of death in children wordwide, as it is
one of the most serious respiratory infections that mostly affect children and high case makes pneumonia the
second leading cause of death after diarrhea on children. The number of cases of pneumonia at Kamonji
Public Health Center Palu City in 2015 amounted to 495 cases and in 2016 increased to 536 cases. The
objective of this research is to find out the risk factors of Pneumonia at the working area of Kamonji Public
Health Center Palu. Material and Method: The research type was analytic observational with case control
design. Sampling used were accidental sampling and purposive sampling with ratio 1: 2 where case sample
counted 80 people and control sample counted 160 people. The data collected through questionnaires by
conducting interviews to respondents and performing direct measurements. Result: The results of the
research with OR analysis show that nutritional status (OR = 3.857; 95% CI 2.182-6.818), exclusive
breasfeeding (OR = 3.039; 95% CI 1.652-5.592) and vitamin A intake (OR = 2,105; 95% CI 1.209 -3,665),
is a risk factor of pneumonia occurrence. Gender (OR = 1,357; 95% CI 0,787-2,339) there is no significant
relationship. Conclusion: Nutritional status, exclusive breastfeeding and intake of vitamin A are risk factors
of pneumonia in infants in the Kamonji Public Health Center Palu City