Health Promotion Using Mozzle Health (Monopoly Puzzle Health) Towards Increase Knowledge and Attitudes About Diabetes Mellitus Prevention on Elementary School Students in Jambi City

Abstract

Background: Diabetes mellitus (DM) is a chronic metabolic disease caused when the body is unable to produce insulin or has too little insulin, resulting in ineffective energy metabolism and dangerously high blood sugar levels. The purpose of the study was to determine the effect of health promotion using MOZZLE HEALTH (Monopoly Puzzle Health) media on increasing knowledge and attitudes about diabetes mellitus prevention in grade V students of SDN 42/IV Jambi City.
Method: Pre-Experimental with One Group Pre-Test Post-Test Design research design. The sample of this study is grade V students of SDN 42/IV Jambi City with a total population of 73 students. The sampling method is the Simple Random Sampling Technique. The analysis used in this study is the Willcoxon Test. The focus of this study is to examine the effect of health promotion using mozzle health media on increasing knowledge and attitudes about diabetes mellitus prevention in students of SDN 42/IV Jambi City. The variables studied were knowledge and attitude.
Result: The results of the study obtained data that health promotion using Mozzle Health media was effective in increasing knowledge and attitudes about diabetes mellitus prevention in grade V students of SDN 42/IV Jambi City.
Conclusion: The conclusions obtained are health promotion using Mozzle Health media is effective in increasing knowledge and attitudes about diabetes mellitus prevention in students.