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TOPIK PENELITIAN

“ Health Believe Model dengan Pendekatan Penguatan Keluarga pada Penderita TB Paru di Puskesmas Porong
dan Puskesmas Sedati Sidoarjo”

2. Masalah
2.1 Penggalain Masalah
2.2 Spider Web
2.3 Keaslian Penelitian (Penelitian Sejenis)
No Judul Karya Ilmiah dan Variabel Metode/Jenis Hasil
Penulis Penelitian
1 Adherence to iron Adherence to iron cross-sectional Perceived benefits, perceived
supplementation supplementation, study barriers and family support are
amongst pregnant Perceived benefits, related to adherence to iron
mothers in barriers and family supplementation; thus,
Surabaya, Indonesia: support developing good perceptions
Perceived benefits, and family support should be
barriers and family properly promoted.
support (2018)
2 Perceived benefits and Perceived benefits and Cross-sectional The results suggest the
barriers of cervical barriers design with self- importance of cultural
cancer screening among report surveys sensitivity among nursing
Chinese American providers when working with
women (2017) Chinese Americans to provide
more relevant, holistic care.
3 Evidence-based Evidence-based systematic and Most interventions had stigma
interventions to reduce interventions comprehensive reduction as one of several
tuberculosis stigma: a literature main aims: three studies also
systematic review review aimed to increase knowledge
about TB,18–20 two also aimed
to improve TB treatment
adherence4,16 and one also
aimed to improve knowledge
about leprosy and TB
4 Beliefs, perceptions and Beliefs, perceptions A cross-sectional The sexual behavior of the
behavior of university and behavior of survey nursing students appears to be
nursing students university nursing affected by their beliefs and
concerning sexually students their perceived self-efficacy.
transmitted The students’ beliefs and
diseases(2018) perceptions do not change
during their studies
5 Paediatric nurses’ Paediatric nurses’
perceptions and perceptions and
practices of family- practices of family-
centred care in centred care
Saudi hospitals: A mixed
methods study

3. Keaslian