The Effect of Health Education on the Implementation of Early Mobilization in Post op Abdomen Patients in the Surgical Ward of Pariaman's RSUD in 2018

Marni, Linda and Asman, Aulia and Yanti, Erpita (2019) The Effect of Health Education on the Implementation of Early Mobilization in Post op Abdomen Patients in the Surgical Ward of Pariaman's RSUD in 2018. In: Proceedings of the 1st International Conference on Sport Sciences, Health and Tourism (ICSSHT 2019), 2019.

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Abstract

Mobilization will also prevent muscle and joint stiffness, ensure smooth circulation of blood, improve the regulation of the body's metabolism, restore physiological work of vital organs which in turn will accelerate the healing of patients and reduce the cost of patient care. The type of research that was used quasi experimental with the design of one group pretest-posttest design. This research had been done out in RSUD Pariaman's surgical ward, it had been being starting since on 5 to 24 July 2018. The populations were all patients with post op abdomen treated in surgical wards totaling 87 people. Samples were taken by accidental sampling with a sample of 15 people. Data collection was done by observing and filled directly by researchers and given health education about early mobilization with the consent of respondents. Data processing stage through editing, coding, entry, cleaning and tabulating using univariate and bivariate analysis. The results of univariate research showed that the average implementation of early mobilization before being given health education was 0.80 and the average after being given health education was 3.53. And the results of bivariate research using Wilcoxon test have an influence between health education on the implementation of early mobilization of patients post op abdomen with p value 0.001

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