Background: Diabetes mellitus (DM) is a chronic disease with a highly increasing rate of
incidence around the world. Based on data from WHO, Indonesia currently ranks the sixth
highest in the world. Meanwhile, type 2 Diabetes Mellitus is commonly undiagnosed until
after the age of 40. Diet is part of diabetes mellitus, therapy, but non-compliance to the diet
is one of the biggest barriers in achieving treatment of diabetes mellitus. Therefore, the role
of the family is highly important to motivate clients in carrying out treatment and diet.
Aims: to find the correlation between knowledge and the role of family with Diet Compliance
of type 2 Diabetes Mellitus patients
Method: This research is an analytic survey study, using a cross-sectional approach. The
numbers of samples were 77 people, which was chosen using accidental sampling
techniques. Research instruments used were questionnaires. Data analysis using the
spearman rank correlation test =5%.
Results: (1) 44 respondents (51.7%) had a good level of knowledge; (2) 43 respondents
reported positive family role; (3) 40 respondents (32.2%) reported incompliance to diet
treatment; (4) there is a significant relationship between knowledge and diet compliance of
type 2 DM patients (the value of the sig (2-tailed) = 0.036; correllation value = 0.239); (5)
there is a meaningful relationship between the role of family with diet compliance of type 2
DM patientes (the value of the sig (2-tailed) = 0.047; correllation value = 0.227).
Conclusions: Based on results Spearman Rank (Rho) test, there is a sgnificant relationship
between the knowledge, role of the family with diet Compliance of type 2 Diabetes mellitus
patients in Puskesmas Pekauman.
Acknowledments : Authors would like to thank the head of Puskesmas Pekauman and
chairman of STIKES Sari Mulia Banjarmasin, and all parties who participated in this project.
Keywords: Knowledge, The Role of The Family, and Compliance Diet.
Background
Diabetes mellitus (DM) is a chronic
disease
that
continues
to
increase
age of 40.
amount.
of
insulin producer.
beta
deficiency
cells
of
the
happened
islets
of
have
prediabetes.
the
International
resulting
2030.
Recent
people
the
Insulin
data
from
in
rapid
happen
cataracts,
(bloating),
frequent
diarrhea
due
to
his
of
tolerance
of diabetes.
gestational
diabetes
or
family
are
absolutely
necessary
treatment.
Primary
professionals.
education,
diet,
secondary
hypoglycemic
therapy
includes
and
exercise
while
treatment
includes
oral
insulin
and
agents,
pancreas transplants.
WHO
report
in
2003,
the
average
DM
client
that
has
adequate
remains
the
2 diabetes mellitus.
the
main
treatment
in
further
complications.
In
the
others,
lack
of
knowledge,
RESULT
1. Analysis Univariable
at
Puskesmas
Pekauman
all
clients
of
DM
disease
in
%
14.3
28.6
51.7
100
that
most
respondents
are
or
the
percentage
of
51.7%.
Tabel 2 Distribution Role of Family
Role of Family
n
Negative
34
Positive
43
Total
Source: Primary Data
%
44.2
55.8
77
100
of
43
respondents
or
the
percentage of 55.8%.
Tabel 3. Distribution of Compliance Diet
Compliance Diet
n
%
Incompliance
40
51.9
Compliance
37
48.1
Total
77
100
Source: Primary Data
2. Analysis Bivariable
a. Knowledge Level Correlation with clients Dietary Compliance in Type 2 Diabetes
Mellitus
3.
6. Compliance
4. No
5. Knowledge
7. Total
10. Incompliance
15. n
16. %
11. Incompliance
17. n
18. %
19. n
23. 9
24. 11.7
25. 2
26.
2.6
20. %
21. 1
22. Low
29. 2
30. Moderate
33. 10
34.
13.0
37. 3
38. Good
41. 25
42.
32.5
45. Total
46. 40 47. 51.9
Source: Primary Data
48. 37
49.
48.1
50. 77
52.
53.
51. 100
level are 25 respondents with the percentage of 32.5% adherence to the diet
program. While respondents with low knowledge level are 9 respondents with the
percentage 11.7% did not adhere to the diet. This illustrates that client with good
knowledge is expected to adhere to a diet program of diabetes mellitus. From the
results of Spearman's test with a confidence level of 95% p value = 0.036 (p <0.05)
then H0 is rejected or accepted Ha. This shows that there is a significant relationship
between the level of knowledge and dietary compliance in clients with diabetes
mellitus in Puskesmas Pekauman Banjarmasin in 2013.
a. The Role of Family Correlation with Compliance Diet
54.
55. No
72. 1
73. Negative
80. 2
81. Positive
88. Total
95.
58. Total
70. n
71. %
78. 34
79. 44.2
86. 43
87. 55.8
93. 77
94. 100
role are 25 respondents with the percentage of 32.5% adherence to the diet
program. While the role of negative family measured 22 respondents with the
percentage of 28.6% did not adhere to his diet. This illustrates that the positive role
of the family is expected to adhere to a diet program of diabetes mellitus. From the
results of Spearman's test with a confidence level of 95% p value = 0.025 (p <0.05)
then H0 is rejected or accepted Ha. This shows that there is a significant relationship
between the role of the family and dietary compliance in clients with diabetes mellitus
in Puskesmas Pekauman Banjarmasin in 2013.
97. DISCUSSION
1. Knowledge
98.
Based on Table 1 it
having
good
knowledge
44
tend to
developments
less
11
knowledgeable
99.
are
are
supporting
respondents,
Respondents
the
researchers
who
have
less
symptoms
of
complications
of
been
respondents
an
background owned.
101.
had
experienced
ingrained
in
him
is
only
100.
can
affect
Other
the
things
that
knowledge
are
most
of
the
length
of
illness
the
results,
the
majority
of
of
treatment
or
respondents,
there
diet
was
program
small
especially about
checks
time
regularly
every
1-3
nutrition
102.
103.
and its
respondents
with
diagnosis
percentage
55.8%,
of
diabetes
mellitus.
the
results
in
the
104.
The
role
of
the
important
person's
answer
passed
respondents.
couple
in
by
shaping
the
session
by
the
conducted
clients
by
are
the
activities
Few
absence
the
improve
member.
during
of
the
day.
companion
and
undergoing diet.
105.
family
will
the
health
106.
Positive family role
always
This
provide
of
can
family
happen
likely
ripen
system.
development
Conversely,
family
to
affect,
or
since
entering
of
the
the
stage
all
of
elderly. This
condition
attention,
encouragement
obtained
affects
almost
families
equipment,
time,
emotional,
environment
as
instrumental
positively
and
families
associated
functioning,
as
to
helping
family
well
the
happy
decreased
feel
the
with
affective
economic
and
saturated
to
provide
services,
the
and
with
there
will
necessary
is
facilities
support,
confidence
diabetes
mellitus.
Results
107.
3. Compliance Diet
108.
Based on Table 3,
but
respondents
adhere
to
dietary
type
The
noncompliance
by
with
type
diabetes
affecting
generally
clients
factor
diabetes
is
subsequent
information.
direction
communication
all
causing
not
sample
with
according
the
addressed
respondents
recommendeded
to
did
diet
keep
by
reducing
meals
to
on
behavioral
time,
their
i.e.
eat
individual
level,
client
goals
diet
clients,
DM
disease.
diabetes
mellitus
include
which
improving
can
inhibit
complications
of
the
Education
an
attempt
is
instill
human
(society)
to
grow
4. Compliance
with Diet
Knowledge
Correlation
109.
the
knowledge
illustrates
good
adhere
type
Factors
that
include
(predisposing
mellitus in
customs
that
with
Puskesmas
Pekauman
educational
of
background
as
many
diabetes
they
as
19
mellitus.
influence
adherence
predisposing
factors
factors),
and
enabling
traditions.
Enabling
includes
respondents
were
primary
school
definitions,
mellitus
objectives,
diabetes
implementation
of
in
diet
the
diabetes
person's
in
material
knowledge
the
Pekauman Banjarmasin so as to
media.
the
form
will
By
information,
Opera
of
object
greatly
getting
and
affect
the
right
is supported
delivered
by
by
health
diabetes
knowledge,
level
of
mellitus.
clients
knowledge.
Without
with
the
diabetes
infrastructure
know
which
can
support
how
the
impact
of
non-
Compliance Diet
111.
know
non-
diabetes
the
with
diabetes
how
clients
110.
impact
of
mellitus.
Spearman
clients
association
dietary
compliance
in
Puskesmas
Pekauman Banjarmasin.
112.
Type
116.
117.
respondents
and
said
adhere
Knowledge
to
the
with
diet
answer
that
he
get,
would
Diabetes
Mellitus
in
not
of
do
2. Suggestions
118.
Researchers suggest: 1) To
Pekauman
more
in-depth
diagnosis
Educational
113.
of
diseases
Institutions
to
be
should
easily
further
CONCLUSIONS &
RECOMMENDATIONS
114.
1. Conclusion
115.
gender,
attitude,
eating
habits,
of
either
of
information,
category
Knowledge
age,
the
number
especially
concerning
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