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Title
Development of Health Promotion-Based Education Methods to Increase Accessibility of Adolescent Mental Health
Description
Good health and well-being are still significant problems in the world of health and are top priorities in health goals inthe short and long term. Mental health disorders or depression are mental problems that are one of the factors that have
not achieved a level of health in Indonesia and the world, so the transformation of adolescent mental health continues to
be carried out throughout the world (1). Mental health is very vulnerable to teenagers. WHO data (2022) states that 1 in
7 children aged 10-19 years are known to experience psychological problems. The prevalence rate for mental health
disorders in Asia ranges from 1.81% to 23.3%. (2) Data in Indonesia shows that 6.1% of the Indonesian population aged
15 years and over experiences mental health disorders. According to the 2022 Indonesian National Adolescent Mental
Health Survey (I-NAMHS), as many as 15.5 million or 1 in 3 adolescents (34.8%) in Indonesia experience mental health.
This research aims to analyze the development of health promotion-based education methods to increase the accessibility of adolescent mental health in Bangun Rejo Village. (b) To determine the feasibility of health promotion-based education methods to increase the accessibility of adolescent mental health in Bangun Rejo Village. The research method used is
Research and Development, with stages of analyzing the method to be developed, the method development process,product testing, and the revision and evaluation stage to improve method weaknesses. The research results on developing health promotion-based education methods to increase mental health accessibility among adolescents in Bangun Rejo Village show that the results of the first hypothesis test are accepted, namely that there is an influence between self-awareness and self-awareness. Emotional and mental regulation of teenagers in Sudi Rejo Village, Tanjung Morawa District, means higher self-awareness. A person has higher emotional and mental regulation, and the development of Health Promotion-Based Education Methods, namely self-awareness and self-efficacy, increases the accessibility of adolescent mental health.
not achieved a level of health in Indonesia and the world, so the transformation of adolescent mental health continues to
be carried out throughout the world (1). Mental health is very vulnerable to teenagers. WHO data (2022) states that 1 in
7 children aged 10-19 years are known to experience psychological problems. The prevalence rate for mental health
disorders in Asia ranges from 1.81% to 23.3%. (2) Data in Indonesia shows that 6.1% of the Indonesian population aged
15 years and over experiences mental health disorders. According to the 2022 Indonesian National Adolescent Mental
Health Survey (I-NAMHS), as many as 15.5 million or 1 in 3 adolescents (34.8%) in Indonesia experience mental health.
This research aims to analyze the development of health promotion-based education methods to increase the accessibility of adolescent mental health in Bangun Rejo Village. (b) To determine the feasibility of health promotion-based education methods to increase the accessibility of adolescent mental health in Bangun Rejo Village. The research method used is
Research and Development, with stages of analyzing the method to be developed, the method development process,product testing, and the revision and evaluation stage to improve method weaknesses. The research results on developing health promotion-based education methods to increase mental health accessibility among adolescents in Bangun Rejo Village show that the results of the first hypothesis test are accepted, namely that there is an influence between self-awareness and self-awareness. Emotional and mental regulation of teenagers in Sudi Rejo Village, Tanjung Morawa District, means higher self-awareness. A person has higher emotional and mental regulation, and the development of Health Promotion-Based Education Methods, namely self-awareness and self-efficacy, increases the accessibility of adolescent mental health.
Creator
Isyos Sari Br Sembiring, Lidya Natalia Br Sinuhaji, Basaria Manurung, Nopalina Suyanti Damanik, Perkasa Ginting, Ingka Kristina Pangaribuan, Ninsah Mandala Putri Sembiring, Lusia Sadarni Gulo8
Language
English