Authors :
Utari Zulkaidah; Bedjo Santoso; Diyah Fatmasari; Lanny Sunarjo; Masrifan Djamil
Volume/Issue :
Volume 7 - 2022, Issue 11 - November
Google Scholar :
https://bit.ly/3IIfn9N
Scribd :
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7363835
Abstract :
Dental health at school age with normal
children is better than that of deaf children due to
limited communication due to hearing loss to receive
information. Children who are basically easily saturated
or bored, the strategy to overcome this problem is that a
medium or method is needed in the form of a BISINDO
visualization model in the form of a website-based
learning video through the senses of the eye so that deaf
children understand the content of the material so that
changes in teething behavior are obtained. The purpose
to produce alternative behavior change through the
Indonesian Sign Language (BISINDO) visualization
model of effective dental health to improve the brushing
behavior of deaf children. The research methoad use
Research and Development (R&D) and model trials
using quasy experiment methods (pre and post test with
control group desaign). Sampling using the lemeshow
formula obtained 10 samples of children per group based
on inclusion criteria. The intervention group to measure
knowledge, attitudes, actions and debris indexes was
then given education using the BISINDO visualization
model for 21 days. The control group to measure
knowledge, attitudes, actions and debris indexes was
then given education using leaflet and phantom media.
Results : The feasibility test of the Indonesian Sign
Language visualization model (BISINDO) of websitebased dental and oral health obtained an average score
of 85.6% ( very feasible). The implementation of this
model is effective in increasing knowledge (p=0.003),
attitude (p=0.000), action (p=0.001), and lowering the
debris index score (p=0.033). Conclusion : The websitebased Indonesian Sign Language (BISINDO)
visualization model of dental and oral health is feasible
as an alternative to behavior change and effectively
improves brushing behavior compared to the control
group
Keywords :
Visualization of Indonesian Sign Language (BISINDO), tooth brushing behavior, deaf children
Dental health at school age with normal
children is better than that of deaf children due to
limited communication due to hearing loss to receive
information. Children who are basically easily saturated
or bored, the strategy to overcome this problem is that a
medium or method is needed in the form of a BISINDO
visualization model in the form of a website-based
learning video through the senses of the eye so that deaf
children understand the content of the material so that
changes in teething behavior are obtained. The purpose
to produce alternative behavior change through the
Indonesian Sign Language (BISINDO) visualization
model of effective dental health to improve the brushing
behavior of deaf children. The research methoad use
Research and Development (R&D) and model trials
using quasy experiment methods (pre and post test with
control group desaign). Sampling using the lemeshow
formula obtained 10 samples of children per group based
on inclusion criteria. The intervention group to measure
knowledge, attitudes, actions and debris indexes was
then given education using the BISINDO visualization
model for 21 days. The control group to measure
knowledge, attitudes, actions and debris indexes was
then given education using leaflet and phantom media.
Results : The feasibility test of the Indonesian Sign
Language visualization model (BISINDO) of websitebased dental and oral health obtained an average score
of 85.6% ( very feasible). The implementation of this
model is effective in increasing knowledge (p=0.003),
attitude (p=0.000), action (p=0.001), and lowering the
debris index score (p=0.033). Conclusion : The websitebased Indonesian Sign Language (BISINDO)
visualization model of dental and oral health is feasible
as an alternative to behavior change and effectively
improves brushing behavior compared to the control
group
Keywords :
Visualization of Indonesian Sign Language (BISINDO), tooth brushing behavior, deaf children
