the brief illness perception (group c-7)

SOCIAL PHARMACY-BELIEF-

March 2014By (Group 7) :1. Komang Oni Widiantari 1110177 / KP D2. Kevin Kusuma Hadi 1110288 / KP D3. Gede Yudha S 1110351 / KP D4. I Nyoman Artawan 1110356 / KP D5. Florencia Rustan 1120004 / KP C6. Ni Putu Ayu Deviana Gayatri 1120034 / KP C7. I Putu Hendryx Narindra 1120038 / KP C8. Eirene Azali Pramasetio 1120054 / KP C

Survey’s ObjectivesTo assess the cognitive and emotional representations of illlnes of diabetes mellitus patients

Basic TheoryIllness

Identity

Emotion representati

on

Controllability and

Consequences

Main Topics within The Questionnaire

Questionnaire’s Component :1.Cognitive representation : consequences, timeline, personal control, treatment control, and identify2.Emotion representation : concern and emotion3.Illness comprehensibility4.Causes of diabetes mellitus in patients’ opinion

Demography Data of The Subjects (Patients)

Demography Data ResultNumber of Subject a.Menb.Women

Age

BMI (Body Mass Index)

Length of illness

Blood glucose level (random)

Number of medication being taking

8 patients4 patients4 patients

51,1±1,61 years old

21,15±3,35 kg/m2

7,23±3,83 years

257,95±40,15 mg/dL

2,9±0,84

Survey’s Results

Conclusion Based on the survey results, we can conclude

that the participants have a high percentage on cognitive and emotional representation of their illness. It means that the participants (diabetes mellitus patients) have a quite good perception of their illness.

Based on the patients perceptions, the most factor that caused diabetes mellitus is Dietary factor.

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