I Ketut Gama, 090710021 M (2009) KOMPARASI PERILAKU KEPALA KELUARGA YANG PERNAH ATAU BELUM PERNAH ADA KEJADIAN DEMAM BERDARAH DALAM KONTEKS HEALTHY PUBLIC POLICY (DI BANJAR SAKIH KEC. SUKAWATI). Thesis thesis, UNIVERSITAS AIRLANGGA.

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Abstract

Influential factors to health in both individual and societies are including clan, behavioral, environmental and health services factors. A dengue is still one of health problems in the societies and result in both social and economic impacts; major vector of the disease is Aedes aegypti. The goals of the study are to analyze the difference behaviors, environmental conditions, and density level of Aedes aegypti’s larva among ever- and never-experienced dengue families in Banjar Sakih. The study is belonging to survey using an approach of case-control and total sample were 45 families where 9 were classified as ever-experienced dengue group and 36 were belong to never-experienced dengue group families, both were taken using simple random sampling with the comparison of 1:4. Data was analyzed descriptively and analytical was performed using Fishers Exact test to identify the difference between ever- and never-experienced dengue groups. From the results of the study in behavior, environmental conditions, and the presence of Aedes aegypti’s larva among ever- and never-experienced dengue in Banjar Sakih, study hypothesizes were unproven. It was caused by various factors such as knowledge, attitudes, and un-supporting health actions. The conclusion of behavior and environmental conditions among ever-experienced families in Banjar Sakih, there is no warrant that it would be better than never-experienced ones. While for the presence of larva, among the ever-families, there is no warranty that no larva were found, when compared to never-experienced families. From the above conclusions and results, there are need some additional cadres at least for 2-4 cadres. All members of Aedes aegypti nest eradication are urged to more active in giving counselling and discuss about preventive action and the dangerous of the disease. Never throw water-contentable trashes in any places.

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