Quality of Life of Leprosy Patients Based on Health Belief Models (HBM) Theory

Journal Title: Indonesian Nursing Journal of Education and Clinic - Year 2016, Vol 1, Issue 1

Abstract

Introduction: Leprosy was a chronic infectious disease that affects the quality of life of patients. Many factors could affect the quality of life of people with leprosy, but there was no specific research that analyzed factors related to quality of life of people with leprosy based on Health Belief Models theory (HBM). This study aimed to analyze factors that related to quality of life of people with leprosy based on Health Belief Model theory (HBM) in Public Health Center in North Surabaya. Methode: This study used descriptive analytic correlational with cross-sectional approach. Sample in this study were 30 patients with leprosy at public health center in North Surabaya. The independent variabels were individual perceived depend on HBM theory and dependent variabel was Quality of Life of Leprosy patients. Data were collected by interviews and using questionnaire. The instrument for collecting Quality of life using WHOQOL BREF and for collecting individual perception using a questionnaire derived from HBM theory. Data were analyzed used statistical Logistic Regression test (p<0,05). Result and Analysis: People with leprosy in public health care in region of North Surabaya 83.3% had good quality of life. There was correlation between quality of life with perceived susceptibility (p = 0.013) and perceived of seriousness (p = 0.004). There is was no correlation that found between quality of life with perceived benefit (p = 0.638) and perceived barriers (p = 0.334). Perceived susceptibility and perceived seriousness could be factors that affect quality of life of people with leprosy. Discussion: It needs to do a research about quality of life of patients with leprosy based on HBM theory using questionnaire that has been tested for validation to determine factors that affect quality of life of patient with leprosy.

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Nur Maziyya, Nursalam Nursalam, Herdina Mariyanti

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  • EP ID EP192354
  • DOI 10.24990/injec.v1i1.100
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Nur Maziyya, Nursalam Nursalam, Herdina Mariyanti (2016). Quality of Life of Leprosy Patients Based on Health Belief Models (HBM) Theory. Indonesian Nursing Journal of Education and Clinic, 1(1), 96-102. https://europub.co.uk/articles/-A-192354