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• Main Author: ARISTA NIM : 11614024, DIAN
• Format: Final Project
• Language: Indonesia
• Online Access: https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/26601
• Institution: Institut Teknologi Bandung

Diseases epidemiologic study produced a comprehensive description of patients’s diseases which can <br /> <br /> be used in the management of drugs supply planning and program to prevent occurrence or <br /> <br /> progression of diseases. Ibrahim Adjie Primary Health Care has not conducted epidemiologic <br /> <br /> surveillance consistently, thus the goal of this study was to determine the diseases’pattern and make <br /> <br /> a recommendation to prevent occurrence or progression of the diseases. Data was taken from diseases <br /> <br /> monthly report of Ibrahim Adjie Primary Health Care and Bandung City in 2016-2017, and 2016 Health <br /> <br /> Profiles of West Java Province. This study was a descriptive study began by data collection then data <br /> <br /> classified based on International Classification of Disease 10th revision. Data categorized into <br /> <br /> communicable disease, noncommunicable disease, and leading causes of death in indonesia. The <br /> <br /> differences of disease pattern between Ibrahim Adjie Primary Health Care, Bandung City, and West Java <br /> <br /> Province in 2016-2017 determined by statistically. At the end of this study, information materials were <br /> <br /> made based on the order of priority of the diseases which have percentage increase. There were no <br /> <br /> statistically significant differences of the disease pattern between Ibrahim Adjie Primary Health Care, <br /> <br /> Bandung City, and West Java Province in 2016-2017. The diseases which have percentage increase were <br /> <br /> acute tonsillitis, scabies, typhoid fever, dyslipidemia, and hypertensive-heart-disease. Information <br /> <br /> materials were made for those diseases in the form of brochures as a program to prevent occurrence <br /> <br /> or progression of diseases. The provided informations in brochures were definition, symptoms, risk <br /> <br /> factors, communicable diseases prevention, noncommunicable diseases early detection, and both of <br /> <br /> pharmacological and nonpharmacological therapies. <br />