The Development of Prevention for Liver Fluke though Community Participation in Din Dang Sub District, PriBung Distric, Sisaket Province

Abstract

The purpose of this research was to prevent liver fluke through community participation in Din Dang Sub District, PriBung Distric, Sisaket Province, between October 2024 and February 2025, a total of 20 weeks. The sample group consisted of the Prevention for Liver Fluke Team, totaling 50 people. The sample group for evaluation of the population by using the DINGDANG Model was 100 people. The research used the quality management process (PAOR) for 1 cycle, each cycle consisting of 4 steps: planning, action, observation, and reflection. Analyze data by collecting, categorizing, and analyzing content and the mean difference of scores before and after the model was applied using the paired t-test. The process model for of Prevention for Liver Fluke though Community Participation is “DINDANG Model,” consisting of 1) D; development: Development Goals to Eliminate Liver Parasites by the Board of Directors 2) Information: Analysis Data Analysis Organization, Team, Community, Human Resources, Money, and Supplies Used to Drive Work 3) N; Network : Building a network to participate in operations 4) D: Discipline: Creating Responsibility 5) A; Action : Bringing practices to the community, family, and individuals. 6) N&G; Notable & Good Practice : There is a platform to draw lessons and apply good, credible, and distinctive practices to expand the results in other areas. From the developed research results, it enhances the potential for the implementation of prevention for liver fluke through community participation in DinDang Sub District, PriBung District, Sisaket Province, to achieve the set goals.