Design of Nutritional Status System for Stunting Early Prevention

Nurmawati, Ida and Rachmawati, Ervina and Muna, Niyalatul (2021) Design of Nutritional Status System for Stunting Early Prevention. In: Proceedings of the First International Conference on Social Science, Humanity, and Public Health (ICOSHIP 2020). Atlantis Press..

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Abstract

Based on the Electronic Community-Based Nutrition Recording and Reporting (e-PPGBM) as of July 20, 2019, it shows that the prevalence of stunting in East Java has increased. One district that has a high stunting rate in East Java is Jember Regency. In Jember Regency, 2017, the prevalence of stunting was recorded at 17.73% or as much as 29,020 children under five. The causes of stunting can be started from nutritional status, from the process of fetal growth and development in the womb to a child aged 2 years. This process is influenced by the physical condition and health of the mother during adolescence. To prevent this, technology can be applied as a medium of education, information, monitoring, or stunting prevention screening. Therefore, this study aims to design a system that can screen the nutritional status of young women, pregnant women, nursing mothers, infants, and toddlers. The system stores data on the results of medical examinations (user history), reports user records and provides advice or education on the results of records that have been carried out in the system. The input variables used were data on examination results and nutritional status in accordance with stunting management standards. The system designed by researchers use the Prototype system development method. The system was designed to be called the Web-Based Early Stunting Prevention Application (STEP-A). The system designed has been accepted and running well. The system has been able to provide health solutions related to nutritional status that has been inputted according to health standards.

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