Toward Related Factors Determinants Incident of Covid-19
Indonesian Case
Keywords:
Covid-19, Health Phenomena, Eastern Indonesia, Determinants FactorsAbstract
This study describes the health phenomena of the Covid-19 incident in Eastern Indonesia, in this case, East Nusa Tenggara Province. It shows the factor determinants that are concerned with the case. The data for this study was gathered through document studies, interviews with samples, and observation. Data were processed and analyzed descriptively and inferentially using a computer with the appropriate program. Based on the results of the study, it is stated several points as follows. First, most respondents are between the ages of 41 and 45, with as many as 20 people falling into this category (30.77 percent). Second, all passengers, a total of 65 people, wear masks (100 percent). Third, the E-HAC application has been used by 90.9 percent of respondents. Fourth, according to 60% of respondents, logistics for handling covid-19 are not available at El Tari Airport or the Kupang Tenau Ferry Port. Fifth, only 35 people (53.8 percent) of the 65 respondents observed are willing to collect data. Sixth, according to 83 percent of respondents, health officers performed data processing activities for covid-19. Seventh, 48 respondents (73 percent) stated that health workers had performed data analysis activities for COVID-19. Next, 65 respondents (100%) stated that health workers had participated in covid-19 information dissemination or dissemination activities. The last, only nine (13.8 percent) of the 65 people interviewed had a history of illness or concurrent factors from the occurrence of covid-19.
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