(Peer Review + Similarity) Communication Strategies in Combating Communicable Diseases in Jember Regency (Case Study of Kemuningsari Health Center, Jember Regency)

Unhealthy environment, unhealthy clean water
supply, cramped houses for residents, toilets in the river and
anywhere causing diarrhea, dengue fever, tuberculosis and
leprosy. To overcome this problem, an appropriate
communication strategy is needed by environmental sanitation
officers to: 1. Change the wrong behavior of the community, 2.
Grow awareness, willingness and ability to live healthy lives, 3.
As well as reduce morbidity or death caused by environmental
factors, research it seeks to describe communication strategies
in the field of sanitation in combating infectious diseases.
Supporting theories are Scott M. Cultip and Allen H Center R:
1) Fact Finding, 2). Planning, 3). Communication, 4).
Evaluation. The results of the discussion include: 1). Fact
Search finds areas of counseling concentration by identifying
audience reference frames 2). Plan to extract information
through the community about their environmental conditions
and behavior, then arrange a work program that is by
conducting counseling and home visits as well as counseling. 3).
Personal communication is usually from house to house or
when patients go to the health center and group
communication by gathering community and then given
counseling. 4). Evaluation, evaluation of work programs can
already be done by holding a social gathering or pinching.