WILHELMUS HAMI, 090810133 (2010) PENGEMBANGAN BASIS DATA UNTUK SISTEM SURVEILANS FAKTOR RISIKO KEJADIAN PNEUMONIA DALAM PROGRAM ISPA DI PUSKESMAS REWARANGGA KABUPATEN ENDE. Thesis thesis, UNIVERSITAS AIRLANGGA.

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Abstract

ISPA (respiratory tract infection) problems in Puskesmas Reawarangga were the lack of registration format for people with ISPA, lack of risk factor data, many data in registration book have not been completed, data discrepancy between ISPA registration and ISPA data recapitulation book based on village, data analysis have not been performed, information as indicator have not been resulted, there is no feedback and absence of information about risk factor. Therefore ISPA risk factor database in Puskesmas need to be developed. The research aimed to develop ISPA incidence risk factor surveillance database model in Puskesmas Rewarangga, Ende Regency. Research method was qualitative and the research design was action research. The research was located in Puskesmas Rewarangga, Ende Regency on May 20th 2010 to June, 30th 2010. Data collection technique was indepth interview with P2 ISPA Program manager quantitatively served in frequency tabulation form to obtain general picture about research variable. Database development stages were pre-analysis, analysis, system designing and system management. After the database has been developed trial was performed to identify strength and weakness of the database. Data filled into the trial was primary data that is individual with ISPA who visited Puskesmas and Poskedes (village health post) for medication. Resulted output was indicator stipulated by Ministry of Health and frequency of immunization status, nutritional status, ASI (breast feeding) status, healthy house condition, residence density, and home contact with individual with ISPA.

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