Abu Bakar, - and Intan Adityas, - and Arina Qona'ah, - and Siti Nur Qomariah, - (2022) The Behavior Stroke Prevention with Stroke Incidence during the COVID-19 Pandemic. Conference: The 13th International Nursing Conference "Continuous Innovation for Sustainable Health and Climate Resilience"At: Surabaya, Indonesia. pp. 193-201. ISSN 9786237692546

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Abstract

Introduction: The COVID-19 pandemic in Indonesia shows an existence drop in total stroke patients, this shows that the impact of COVID-19 on the epidemiology of stroke is multifactorial. Other research show there is a connection Between incidence of stroke, and factors prevention riskof stroke with COVID-19. Difference results study the show factor the risk that affects the incidence of stroke, it is possibly related to an infection that alone or consequences social from COVID-19 pandemic. The connection between Behavior Stroke Prevention with Stroke Incidence during the COVID-19 Pandemic. Methods: The research design is a descriptive correlation with a retrospective approach. The population in the study is whole patients who come to neurosurgery. A Sample of 72 people was recruited by a purposive sampling technique. the variables studied are Behavior Stroke prevention and the incidence of stroke. The instrument for collecting data uses the modified Questionnaire from the study before. Data analysis was done by the Chi-Square test. Results: Results show that behavior stroke prevention (activity physical, behavior smoking, pattern eating, rate stress, drinking drugs regular, and regularly control) exists in connection with stroke during the COVID-19 pandemic. Variable show p-value < 0.05 for everything. Conclusions: There is a relationship connection between Behavior Stroke Prevention with Stroke Incidence during the COVID-19 Pandemic. Behavior stroke prevention that has been done by routine before the pandemic should be maintained although needs modification

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