Sosialisasi Efek Samping Vaksin terhadap Pengetahuan Penerima Vaksin di Puskesmas Kewapante
Abstract
Vaksin merupakan produk biologis yang dapat meningkatkan imunitas spesifik untuk penyakit tertentu.Vaksin juga merupakan salah satu intervensi terbaik yang dikembangkan untuk memberantas COVID-19, menyelamatkan jutaan nyawa setiap tahunnya. Vaksinasi covid dilakukan dengan menjangkau seluruh lapisan masyarakat dari usia 12 tahun sampai dengan 60 tahun yang menyasar masyarakat sehat tanpa penyakit penyerta. Ada sebagian masyarakat yang ragu-ragu bahkan menghindari vaksinasi karena mendapat informasi terkait efek samping yang membahayakan keselamatan mereka.Pengetahuan yang kurang up to date tentang efek samping pemberian vaksinasi ini perlu disosialisasikan dengan tujuan meningkatkan pengetahuan masyarakat.Bentuk sosialisasi yang dilakukan pada saat itu yakni ceramah, diskusi dan Tanya jawab menggunakan media laptop dan LCD serta leaflet terkait efek samping vaksin. Jumlah peserta yang mengikuti sosialisasi sebanyak 50 orang, peserta di bagi dalam 5 kelompok yang masing-masing anggota berjumlah 10 orang. Hasil sosialisasi ini mesyarakat yang didominasi usia-usia muda sangat antusias mendengarkan dan banyak memberikan pertanyaan tentang efek samping pemberian vaksin. Langkah evaluasi program dan keberlanjutan program setelah kegiatan PKM selesai dilaksanakan pada setiap bulan dengan melibatkan petugas kesehatan di puskesmas.
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