Abstract
Complete basic immunization coverage in Surabaya and Puskesmas Krembangan Selatan is always above 85%, however, during COVID-19, implementation of immunization at Puskesmas Krembangan Selatan has decreased. This research aims to analyze the description of the implementation of immunization during COVID-19 at Puskesmas Krembangan Selatan. This research was conducted at Puskesmas Krembangan Selatan Surabaya, from January 18 to February 26, 2021. This research was conducted using an online system, with stages coordination and interview with institution supervisor and midwife and documentation study. This research uses primary data. The results of primary data showed that during COVID-19, immunization services continued. Although there are some services that cannot be carried out. Even though there were obstacles, services are still carried out with the implementation of strict health protocols. The conclusion, during COVID-19, immunization services at the Puskesmas Krembangan Selatan were running according to health protocols, but the coverage of most immunizations had not yet reached the predetermined target because people were worried about visiting health services.
Highlights
According to the Regulation of the Minister of Health, Republic of IndonesiaNumber 12/2017 about Immunization, Immunization is defined as an effort to increase immunity against an illness so that the individuals may experience mild symptoms or less severe of illness, which is it can be given by injections and mouth
The Puskesmas Krembangan Selatan has various immunization services consisting of Upaya Kesehetan Masyarakat (UKM) and Upaya Kesehatan Perorangan (UKP)
“Our immunization recording system uses a cohort book, a help book with SIMPUS, if we report monthly we use PWS, KIPI form and the vaccine logistics form for Upaya Kesehatan Masyarakat (UKM) and UKP, there are a lot of activities here”
Summary
According to the Regulation of the Minister of Health, Republic of IndonesiaNumber 12/2017 about Immunization, Immunization is defined as an effort to increase immunity against an illness so that the individuals may experience mild symptoms or less severe of illness, which is it can be given by injections and mouth. Data from Indonesian Demographic and Health Survey 2017 shows that only 59% of children in Indonesia aged 12-23 months have received complete basic immunizations and 6%. 1 Data from Basic Health Research 2018 shows that the proportion of complete basic immunization for children aged 12-23 months in Indonesia is 57,9% while in East Java it is 69,2%.2. Of children in Indonesia aged 12-23 months have not received any immunizations. These data indicate that complete basic immunization coverage in both Indonesia and East Java have not reached the RPJMN‟s main target, which is Of children in Indonesia aged 12-23 months have not received any immunizations. 1 Data from Basic Health Research 2018 shows that the proportion of complete basic immunization for children aged 12-23 months in Indonesia is 57,9% while in East Java it is 69,2%.2 These data indicate that complete basic immunization coverage in both Indonesia and East Java have not reached the RPJMN‟s main target, which is
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