ANALISIS FAKTOR YANG MEMPENGARUHI PERILAKU SWAMEDIKASI (Studi Kasus Batuk di Masyarakat Sidoarjo)
Cough is one of the complaints that are often treated by the community with self-medication. However, previous research has shown that cough selfmedication behavior is not appropriate. Inappropriate self-medication may cause drug ineffectiveness and risk of unexpected hazards. This is an observa...
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2018
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Institution: | Universitas Airlangga |
Language: | English English |
Summary: | Cough is one of the complaints that are often treated by the community
with self-medication. However, previous research has shown that cough selfmedication
behavior is not appropriate. Inappropriate self-medication may
cause drug ineffectiveness and risk of unexpected hazards.
This is an observational study that is cross-sectional. Population in this
research is citizen of Sidoarjo Society which is 18-60 years old. The number of
research samples based on formula calculation is 72 respondents. The sample
selection was done by purposive sampling technique.
The results of this study indicate that the majority of respondents have a
tendency to buy the same cough medicine as the previous cough medicine, the
majority of respondents did not consider the price when choosing a cough
medicine, 44% of respondents chose the right source of information, only 6%
Pharmacists when they buy cough medicine in pharmacies, 69% of respondents
always read the information contained in the packaging, 39% of respondents
read the information in the complete drug package before using the drug and
74% of respondents abide by the rules of drug use.
According to statistic analysis, factors of experience, education and
price have no effect on the accuracy of community self-medication behavior.
Behavioral factors of pharmacists influenced the accuracy of community selfmedication
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