problems on IVA examination directly followed up
by a specialist obstetric disease (Obgen), while 16
respondents who did not do IVA examination, 6 of
them were not allowed by her husbands, 5 of them at
the time of examination before the IVA test,
respondents was declared menstruation so they did
not do IVA test, and 5 others resigned at the time of
IVA examination, for fear of known their illness
Based on the Pender theory there are 2 basic
assumptions underlying health coaching: first the
health worker as part of the environment will affect
the person and the second is that each individual will
actively regulate his own behavior (Alligood, 2014).
The principle of health coaching is to help the
respondent self-regulate to change his behavior
where according to the Pender theory by changing
the affective status of a person will increase the self-
efficacy of the person (Gale, 2012). health coaching
contributes to care, patient planning and physician
activation as well as leadership development
(National Health Service, 2014). Individuals take
active and anticipatory action to eliminate or
mitigate harm by placing themselves directly on
existing circumstances and taking action in
accordance with what has been done by people who
have experienced before (Yunitasari, 2016)
Based on data analysis, the result of self-efficacy
is increasing. This is in accordance with the opinion
of Gale (2012) which states the goal of health
coaching is to improve self-efficacy. Mechanism of
the increase of self-efficacy during health coaching
begins with the determination of goals together with
researchers and respondents in implementing the
prevention of cervical cancer with IVA action
method.
5 CONCLUSIONS
Health coaching effectively improves self-efficacy
in the prevention of cervical cancer by IVA method
with realistic goal selection mechanisms as well as
lowering HIT and increasing HET which is a form
of affective response that determines the level of
one's self-efficacy.
Respondents are advised to always conduct a
clean and healthy lifestyle by routinely performing
the correct vulva hygiene and immediately replace
the pads at the time of menstruation and perform
IVA tests for early detection of cervical cancer.
Health coaching to momodify healthy lifestyles,
study results show that patient participation in health
management is necessary (Crittenden, Seibenhener
and Hamilton). Health Coaching is designed to
promote a healthy lifestyle and prevent T2DM,
whereby Health Coaching is provided with a Via
Cell Phone method provided to adolescents to
reduce the risk of T2DM, via via telephone health
coaching is given as a healthy lifestyle change
(Jefferson et al., 2011). Nurses are advised to use
health coaching as an alternative method in
implementing health promotion programs in the
prevention of cervical cancer as well as other cases.
The researcher is then expected to conduct research
with health coaching as well as to examine other
aspects of behavioral and affective behavioral
cognition domains which include benefit of action,
barrier, action, activity related affect, interpersonal
influence, and situational influence.
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