| dc.description.abstract | Breastfeeding mothers are included in a vulnerable group that is important
to get the COVID-19 vaccine, but some factors influence it carrying out the
COVID-19 vaccine. This study aimed to identify the factors that influence
breastfeeding mothers in administering the COVID-19 vaccine in the
working area of the Gladak Pakem Health Center. The design of this study
used a cross-sectional study conducted on 106 breastfeeding mothers with
a total sampling technique. Data collection uses 4 questionnaires, namely the
respondent's characteristics questionnaire, knowledge about COVID-19 and
the COVID-19 vaccine, cues for action, and perceptions of obstacles in
carrying out the COVID-19 vaccine. Data collection was carried out door-to door starting on 23-29 March 2022. The results showed that the majority of
breastfeeding mothers had received the COVID-19 vaccine, as many as 88
(83%) breastfeeding mothers. The discussion in this study provides an
overview of the dominant factors in breastfeeding mothers who have
received the COVID-19 vaccine, including the age factor of the majority who
have received the COVID-19 vaccine, namely reproductive age, the religion
adopted is Islam, the last education level is high school, employment status
the majority do not work, the majority of family support supports, the
majority of the disease history has no comorbidities, the level of knowledge
of the majority is poor, the majority's cues to act are high. The majority's
perception of barriers is low | en_US |
