Pengaruh Guided Imagery Terhadap Tingkat Nyeri Anak Usia 7-13 Tahun Saat Dilakukan Pemasangan Infus Di RS Royal Prima Jambi

Pemasangan infuse dapat  menimbulkan  nyeri pada anak.Guided Imagery merupakan strategi nonfarmakologi yang dapat menurunkan nyeri.Penelitian ini bertujuan mengidentifikasi pengaruh Guided Imagery terhadap tingkat nyeri anak saat pemasangan infuse.Jenis penelitian kuasi eksperimen dengan sampel 30 intervensi dan 30 kontrol di RS Royal Prima Jambi.             Hasil penelitian menunjukkan Tingkat nyeri responden saat di lakukan pemasangan infus di kaji dengan menggunakan Wong Baker Faces Pain Rating Scale. Tingkat nyeri responden antara Kelompok intervensi dengan Kelompok control di yang menunjukkan 50% responden mengalami nyeri sedang sebelum dilakukan tindakan relaksasi guided imagery, dan sisanya sebanyak 43,3% mengalami nyeri berat, 6,7%  responden mengalami nyeri tak tertahankan. 80 % responden mengalami nyeri sedang setelah dilakukan tindakan relaksasi guided imagery, dan sisanya sebanyak 20 % mengalami nyeri berat, 0% mengalami nyeri tak tertahankan.             Ada pengaruh signifikan antara relaksasi guided imagery terhadap tingkat nyeri pada pasien pada saat pemasanagn infus di RS Royal Prima Jambi (p-value : 0,002, 95% CI). Perubahan tingkat nyeri pasien terhadap pemasangan infus sebelum dan sesudah dilakukan relaksasi guided imagery

Determinants Of Parent's Decisions In Immunizing Measles Rubella (Mr) Vaccine

Background: The government's effort to reduce measles and rubella transmission are by increasing MR immunization coverage. The immunization coverage was influenced by parent's decisions. There were factors that related with parent's decisions such as knowledge, perceived susceptibility, seriousness, benefit, barrier, self-efficacy, and cues to action. This study aimed to analyze factors related with parent's decisions in giving MR immunization. Methods: This was a cross sectional study using questionnaire among parents of children aged 10-30 months at working area of Kenjeran public health center, Surabaya. Data of knowledge, perceived susceptibility, seriousness, benefit, barrier, self-efficacy, and cues to action regarding MR immunization then analyzed using chi-square and logistic regression. Result: From 206 parents, 56.3% were giving MR immunization to their children. Parent's knowledge (p=0.023; OR=18.08), perceived barrier (p=0.002; OR=46.79), and self-efficacy (p=0.033; OR=7.66) were related with parent's decisions. Conclusion: Parent's decisions in giving MR immunization was related with knowledge, perceived barrier, and self-efficacy