The Effectiveness Health Education of Preconception Nutrition to Bride-to-be of Childbearing Age Knowledge
Keywords:
Health Education of Preconception Nutrition, Bride-to-beAbstract
Women are aged 20-35 years are most appropriate age in preventing nutritional problems, especially chronic energy deficiency. Optimal nutrition in premarital women will affect the growth and development of the fetus and the health condition of the baby born. Knowledge of nutrition plays an important role in fulfilling one's nutritional adequacy. The purpose of this study was to determine the effectiveness of providing preconception nutrition health education on the knowledge of brides-to-be of childbearing age at West Ungaran Religious Affairs Office, Semarang Regency. The type of research in this study is quantitative, the population was brides-to-be at West Ungaran Religious Affairs Office in December 2021. The sample was taken by purposive sampling as many as 21 brides-to-be of childbearing age. The analysis used is the dependent t-test. showed that the average value of knowledge before being given health education was 60.67 (min 33-max 80) and the average knowledge after being given health education was 85.81 (min 70- max 97). The results showed a significant difference in knowledge (p = 0.000 < 0.05). Health education about preconception nutrition is very necessary for increasing the knowledge of brides-to-be. It is recommended to provide pre-conception nutrition education to women before marriage.
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