Developmeat and Evaluation of Model to Prevent Dengue hemorrhagic fever of Family Health leader By Application of POCCC Management Theories.

Abstract

This research is research and development research (Research and Development), the
objectives were to study the problems of dengue prevention and prevention operations,
Develop a model for prevention of dengue fever among family health leaders by applying
POCCC management theory, compare knowledge participation behavior of family health
leaders to prevent dengue fever Before the experiment and after the experiment. Comparison
of mosquito larvae prevalence index (HI CI BI) of the experimental group, and control group
before the experiment and after the experiment. To study the success factors of implementation of the dengue prevention development model at the community level. The
study population was 128 family health leaders, Samples were selected using simple random
sampling into an experimental group of 64 subjects and a control group of 64 subjects. Data
collection February – July 2019. The first phase was to study the problems in preventing
dengue fever of the people, health leaders and stakeholders, phase 2, develop a model for
preventing dengue by family health leaders, and phase 3, evaluate the dengue prevention
model of the family health leaders. Family health leader, the experimental group received
POCCC Management Theory application activities in the prevention of dengue fever, consists
of organizational planning command, order, coordination, control. Data was analyzed using
descriptive statistics such as percentage, mean, standard deviation and inferential statistics
including Paired t-test, Independent t-test.
The results of Phase 1 - 3 research found showed that after the experiment, the experimental
group had scores of knowledge, participation, and disease prevention and control higher than
before the experiment, and higher than the comparison group significantly (p <0.05).Comparing
the index prevalence of AedesAegypti larvae (HI CI BI), after repeated trials within 1 month and
3 months in the experimental group, they were lower than before the experiment and lower
than the comparison group