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Analysis of Health Belief Model regarding Human Papillomavirus Vaccination amongFemale Employees at Sukabumi Regency Government
The high rate of cervical cancer case confirms it as the second most common
cancer in Indonesia which required specific management and primary
prevention efforts for everyone. The appeal issued by the Ministry of Health
regarding HPV vaccination which will be mandatory as an effort to reduce
cervical cancer rates in Indonesia. This study aims to analyze the health belief
model as the influential factor for the willingness to get HPV vaccination as
an effort to prevent cervical cancer among female employees in Sukabumi
Regency government in 2022. This was a quantitative study with crosssectional design. Data were collected among 213 respondents who were
selected using purposive sampling technique. The results showed that 50.7%
of respondents were willing to get HPV vaccination. Meanwhile, 49,3% of
respondents were not willing to get HPV vaccination. There was a
relationship between perceived susceptibility, benefit, obstacle, cues to
action, and self-efficacy with the willingness to get HPV vaccination.
Meanwhile, the perceived severity was not related to the willingness to get
HPV vaccination. In the multivariate analysis, it was found that cues to action
(POR=5,477; 95% CI=2,6-11,2) had the most significant effect on
willingness to get HPV vaccination. It is expected that the current study can
be used as an input for the government of Sukabumi Regency to plan for
health promotion programs for every agency regarding cervical cancer,
especially HPV vaccination.
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