ATTITUDE CHANGE OF COMMUNITY BASED SURVEILLANCE (CBS) CADRES THROUGH MODULE DEVELOPMENT IN BARRU DISTRICT IN 2021
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ABSTRACT
The module given to community-based surveillance (CBS) cadres is able to make attitude changes. Attitude change is an affective component that is always related to the cognitive component. If the affective component changes, the cognitive component will also change and vice versa. By providing module development, the attitude of CBS cadres understands diseases that can be prevented by immunization (PD3I) so that prevention can be carried out in the community. This study aims to see changes in the attitude of community-based surveillance (CBS) cadres in Barru District. This study used a pre-experiment design type one group pretest-postet. The population in this study were all inactive CBS cadres as many as 48 CBS cadres. The sample was drawn using purposive sampling technique to obtain 20 cadres. Data analysis used paired t-test and Wilcoxon test. The results showed that there were differences in knowledge (p=0.000) before and after the intervention of providing module development and there were differences in attitudes (p=0.000) before and after the intervention of providing module development. This study can be concluded that there was an increase in knowledge and attitudes in community-based surveillance (cbs) cadres after being given module development. it is hoped that further researchers will provide a comparison of module interventions and print and video media.
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