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ANALYSIS OF THE MAIN INDICATORS OF NUTRITION AWARE FAMILY (KADARZI) ON THE OCCURRENCE OF MALNUTRITION IN CHILDREN UNDER FIVE YEARS IN THE WORK AREA HEALTH CENTERS NORTHERN TERRITORY OF KEDIRI Nurwijayanti, Ika Dwi Astutik, Panca Radono Institute of Health and Science Surya Mitra Husada Kediri Email: - ABSTRACT Introduction: Kadarzi (Nutrition Aware Family) is a family that is able to recognize, prevent and address nutritional issues of every member. Results: From the research almost all families with children under five malnutrition is not behaving Kadarzi that 45 families (86.54%) and 7 families (13.46%), others behave Kadarzi. From the statistical test Dummy Linear regression showed that the 0.02 significance value less than 0.05 means that a significant standard acceptable alternative hypothesis, that there is the effect of applying Nutrition Aware Family (Kadarzi) Toward Less occurrence of Nutritional Status in Toddlers In in the Northern Region Health Center Kediri. The result of the variable nutritional supplement drink affected under five in the Work area of the City Health Center, Northern region is in line with research conducted by Jannah (2010) at the Health Center of north Kambat middle stream Hulu on the effect of vitamin supplementation to changes in nutritional status (B / U) toddler BGM. After testing subset of the statistics where p value = 0.0000 which is smaller than the value of alpha (0.05). Conclusion: So, there is the effect of vitamin supplements on Changes in Nutrition Status (W / A) Toddler BGM. One of the factors that affect the growth and development of children is nutrition. Malnutrition in food cause impaired child growth that will affect the development of the entire body. Keywords: kadarzi, malnutrition, toddler INTRODUCTION Efforts to improve public nutrition as stated in Law No. 36 Year 2009 on Health, aims to improve the nutritional quality of individual and community, including through the improvement of food consumption patterns, behavior improvement aware of nutrition, improving access and quality of services of nutrition and health in accordance with the progress of science and technology. Nutritional problems occur in every cycle of life begins in the womb (fetal), infant, child, adult and elderly. A second period of life is a critical period, because at this time there is a growth and very rapid development. Nutritional disorders that occur during this period resulted in a permanent, cannot be restored even if nutrient needs are met for the next period. According to the World Health Organization (WHO) in 2012, 99 million children under five are underweight. But this figure has decreased compared to the year 2010 as many as 102 million children under five are underweight. In 2012, 67% of all underweight children live in Asia and 29% in Africa. East Java Province, in this case the Nutrition Section of East Java Provincial Health Office has activities Nutritional Status Monitoring (PSG). The prevalence of infant malnutrition is one of the indicators of the MDGs and the Strategic Plan Health Office of East Java province, based on an index Weight Loss by Age (W / A), ie from the numbers weight (BW) is very less and the weight (BW) less, And based on the results of PSG in 2014, East Java has successfully reached under the MDG target 346

(15.5%) and the Strategic Plan (15.1%) which amounted to 12.6% (10.3% Less Weight and Weight Very Less 2.3%). Cases of infant malnutrition is still prevalent in the city of Kediri, namely by 3.4% or 500 toddlers in 2013.pada 2014 by 3.5% or 617 children under five, and in 2015 by 4.6% or 779 toddlers and public health centre which is most high increase in cases of infant malnutrition is Public Health Center Northern Territory, namely by 4.6% in 2013, 11.8% in 2014 and 4.7% in 2015. There are many factors that can affect the incidence of infant malnutrition. The increasing cases of malnutrition in the Work Health Center Northern Territory is because toddlers do not get the diversification of food, so it does not get the nutrients are balanced, with the provision of a balanced diet toddler will get nutrition to increase their nutritional status, if toddlers are not getting a balanced diet the nutritional status will decrease and result in less nutrition. The low exclusive breastfeeding which can make children susceptible to disease so that the nutritional status of children has declined or the child will get malnutrition. Exclusive breastfeeding is very important for toddlers because with exclusive breastfeeding toddlers will not be susceptible to disease which will affect the nutritional status of children. As well as the high percentage of mothers who work shows that parents cannot directly provide supervision to toddlers, and cannot directly monitor nutritional status. Nutritional condition is affected by nutrition and infectious diseases are interlinked. Family and community level nutritional problems is affected by the knowledge and ability of families to provide food for its members both the number and types according to the nutritional needs, the availability of health services and nutritional quality, affordable, as well as the ability and knowledge of the family in terms of personal and environmental hygiene. Image that show for the bad nutrition behavior also indicated by the low utilization by the public service facilities. Figures achievement toddler was taken to an integrated service post for weighed Kediri is still relatively low, in 2014 figure of 75.8% achievement, where the toddler was taken to a target of achieving an integrated service post for weighed is 80%, while for the achievement Exclusive breastfeeding by 53.5%. This figure is still very far from achieving the fulfillment of the targets exclusive breastfeeding in the amount of 85%. Survey Kadarzi in Kediri on 2014 showed that 51% of families in the town of Kediri already behaved Kadarzi, while the results of the survey in the Northern Region Health Center are as follows: 89.8% children are weighed regularly to neighborhood health center; 42.9% of infants 0-6 months get exclusively breastfed; 64.8% of families eat a variety of foods; 100% of the families taking iodized salt and 97% of families drink nutritional supplement, and which implements the five indicators only 59% means that there are 51% of the families in the Northern Territory Health Center that has not behaved Kadarzi. The low behavior nutrient of families will be able to have an impact on health status and nutritional status of children. This situation can be seen from the 54% children had a fever in the last 3 months, 20.69% children with malnutrition and 5.17% children with poor nutritional status, when seen in KMS toddlers, the weight is below the red line. Seeing the impact and some research results as well as the prevalence of malnutrition, Kadarzi behavior is one important part in tackling the acute-chronic nutritional problems as well as improving other factors such as maternal education, infections, nutrition consumption and environmental health. There was a significant influence on the behavior of households Kadarzi nutritional status of children in Trenggalek. Based on the description above, the researchers want to find out more about the how the analysis of the main indicators of 347

Nutrition Aware Family (Kadarzi) on the under five. The researchers took the title "Analysis of the main indicators of nutrition aware family (Kadarzi) on the occurrence of malnutrition in children under five years in the Work Area Health centers Northern Territory of Kediri. METHODS This research design was using observational study with cross sectional approach. The study population was families who have children with malnutrition in the Work Area Health centers Cities Northern Territory Kediri. The sampling technique in this study is simple random as many as 52 toddlers. In this research there are independent variables and the dependent variable. The independent variables studied were nutrition aware family (Kadarzi) consist of: a child's weight, exclusive breastfeeding, consumption of diverse food, use iodized salt, and take nutritional supplements (vitamin A high dose) as recommended, a data collection method the researchers used was a structured interview using a questionnaire Kadarzi. The dependent variables studied were malnutrition in toddlers; the researchers used the tool to collect malnutrition data by using measuring device weight infants in the form of digital scales. The instruments used are digital scales to measure the weight of each toddler and a questionnaire to determine the behavior of Kadarzi. The research was carried out in the region of North City community health centers, Kediri City in August 2016, for approximately 2 weeks. The collections of data were primary data and secondary data. Primary data include data on weight, Kadarzi indicator data. To determine the weight of each respondent weight measurements were taken using digital scales, and then fill out a questionnaire to determine the behavior Kadarzi the family of toddlers with malnutrition through interviews with mothers. Secondary data was taken from the department of Health Kediri. The collected data then will be processed. Data processing is done by editing that is by checking the data obtained. Encoding is done by giving the code on each characteristic. The next process is the analysis of the data. The analysis is a Dummy linear regression to determine the independent variables are most influential on the Nutritional Status Less in Toddlers at Work Areas City Center Northern Territory public health. RESULTS Characteristics of the subjects in this study include gender, age, and weight of malnutrition toddlers. The description of the characteristics of the subject as shown in Table 1. Table 1. Characteristics of Research Subjects are gender, Age, Weight of malnutrition Toddler Characteristics Regularly Weight Exclusive Consumption of Use Iodized Salt Take Nutritional Breastfeeding Diverse Food Supplements (Vit A) F % F % F % F % F % Gender F 25 48 14 6.9 3 5.8 27 51.9 21 40.4 M 24 46 9 7.3 7 13.5 25 48.1 22 4 Age 12-23 11 21.2 7 13.5 2 3.8 13 25.0 6 11.5 24-25 9 17.3 4 7.7 3 5.8 9 17.3 9 17.3 36-47 19 36.5 6 11.5 5 9.6 19 36.5 18 34.6 48-59 8 15.4 6 11.5 0 0.0 9 17.3 8 15.4 Weight (Kg) <10 22 42.3 12 23.1 5 9.6 24 46.2 17 32.7 10-15 27 51.9 11 21.2 5 9.6 28 53.8 26 50.0 Source: Data Analysis Results 348

Based on Table. 1 shows that the majority of subjects who did the indicators of Kadarzi are the male gender, age range between 36-47 months, and weight between 10-15 kg. The Univariate Analysis After collecting data, coding is done, editing, tabulating, and analyzing research data. Result of univariate analysis is shown in Table 2. Table 2 Results Analysis of application Nutrition Aware family (Kadarzi) on the occurrence of less Nutritional Status in Toddlers. Variable Sig Value R-Square Unstandardized Coefficients (B) Sig (B) Sig (B) Sig Regularly Weight 0.02 0.219-0.008 0.967 Exclusive breastfeeding -0.067 0.386 Diverse food 0.242 0.016 Iodize salt - - Nutrition Suplement 0.286 0.021 Source: Data Analysis Results Based on the results of data analysis using regression test Linier Dummy with a degree of error of 0.05 obtained p-value of 0.02 <0.05, then the alternative hypothesis is accepted which means there is the effect of applying Nutrition Aware Family (Kadarzi) on the occurrence of malnutrition Work under-fives in the area of public health Center Northern territory town of Kediri. Obtained R-square value of 0.219, which means weighing, exclusive breastfeeding, consumption of diverse food and drink nutritional supplements influence the under five by 21.9%, while 78.1% affected by other unknown factors. From the five indicators in the variable Kadarzi acquired two significant variables that are diverse food consumption (0.016) and take nutritional supplements (0,021), which means the consumption of diverse food and drink nutritional supplements affect the occurrence of malnutrition in children under five. But the most variable which influence on the incidence of malnutrition is nutritional supplements because it has the largest B value among other variables (0.286). Consumption of Iodine Supplements cannot be analyzed in the statistics because the results showed that a uniform value throughout the toddler using iodized salt (100%). DISCUSSION Kadarzi (nutrition family aware) is a family that is able to recognize, prevent and address nutritional issues of every member. From the research almost all families with children under five, malnutrition is not behaving Kadarzi that 45 families (86.54%) and 7keluarga (13.46%), others behave Kadarzi. By behaving Kadarzi, the family expected to have attitudes and behaviors can independently realize the nutritional state as well as possible. In the family aware of nutrition at least one member of the family who are consciously willing to make changes in family behaved towards good nutrition and true. These results are consistent with descriptive research conducted by Nurmayati (2002) in the village Betet Kediri mention that the implementation Kadarzi only done by some of society who have obstacles educational and weak economic factors. The purpose of this study is to analyze the main indicators of Nutrition Aware Family (Kadarzi) on the occurrence of malnutrition in children under five in the Work Area Health centers Cities Northern Territory Kediri. 349

From the statistical test Dummy Linear regression showed that the 0.02 significance value less than 0.05 means that a significant standard acceptable alternative hypothesis, that there is the effect of applying Nutrition Aware Family (Kadarzi) Toward Less occurrence of Nutritional Status in Toddlers at Work Area Health centers Northern territory city of kediri. Kadarzi is a movement associated with the program Family Health and Nutrition (KKG), which is part of the Family Nutrition Improvement Effort (UPGK). Called Kadarzi if the attitudes and behavior of families can independently realize the nutritional state as well as possible which is reflected in the food consumption of diverse and high quality balanced nutrition. With Kadarzi program expected to increase notably public health to reduce the incidence of malnutrition. In line with the implementation of government programs Kadarzi should still give attention to the people who conducted among others by continually promoting and providing infrastructure facilities in order to achieve Kadarzi program. While for the community is expected to continue to participate in implementing the program well. Nutritional status of children is one indicator of health assessed the success achieved in the MDGs (Millennium Development Goals). The nutritional status is important because it is one risk factor for morbidity and mortality. Kadarzi behavior is a factor that can affect the nutritional status of children because the mother has a habit behavioral nutrition conscious families will be able to monitor the development and growth of infants. Obtained significant value on 2 variables: varied food consumption (0.016) and nutritional supplements (0,021), which means the consumption of diverse food and drink nutritional supplements influence the under five. But the most effected variable is nutritional supplements with the largest B value compared to other variables, namely 0.286. Results of research on variable drink nutritional supplements influence the under five in the Work Area Health Center, City of the North region is in line with research conducted by Jannah (2010) in Health centers Kambat North Hulu river middle on the effect of vitamin supplementation on changes in status nutrition (W / A) toddler BGM. After testing subset of the statistics where p value = 0.0000 which is smaller than the value of alpha (0.05). So, there is the effect of vitamin supplements on Changes in Nutrition Status (W / A) Toddler BGM. One of the factors that affect the growth and development of children is nutrition. Malnutrition in food cause impaired child growth that will affect the development all of the body. The emergence of malnutrition is not only because the food is lacking but also because of the disease. Children who are get good food but often attacked diarrhea or fever, finally they will get malnutrition. In contrast, children who eat is not good enough then the body resistance (immunity) may be weakened, so vulnerable to infectious diseases, lack of appetite and eventually susceptible to malnutrition. While variety of foods influence the under five in health centre Northern region is in line with research conducted by Purwaningrum (2010) using bivariate analysis showed that food intake related to the nutritional status of children. Toddlers with normal nutritional status, most of them have sufficient food intake. This indicates that food directly affects the nutritional status. CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION Conclusion 1. There is the influence of the application of Nutrition Family Aware (Kadarzi) Toward Less occurrence of Nutritional Status in Toddlers At Work Area City 350

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