Name : Amanda Sharley Anggraeni

NIM : 108120032
Class : S1 Keperawatan 2B
Subject : English
Lecturer : Mrs. Lia Febriani, M.Pd.

DUTY!
1. Area Of Interest
The Effect Of Family Nursing Therapy On The Level Of Family Independence With
Reproductive Health Problems In Adolescent In Ratu Jaya Kelurahan, Pancoran Mas
District, Depok City
2. Problem Statement
a. Until now, adolescent problems have received less attention than children, family
and women’s health, and welfare.
b. The behavior of teenegers today is very working, this is indicated by the
increasing number of cases such as abortion, unwanted pregnancy, and sexually
transmitted diseases, including HIV/AIDS
3. Objectives
a) So that adolescents have knowledge and understanding of reproductive health so
that they are able to maintain, and behave positively and responsibly with regard
to reproductive health problems.
b) Support sources of information and receive proper sex education from school or
socialization in their environment.

4. Problem-Solution Analysis

Problem Observed Solutions Proposed

Community Sector Evidance-Based Solution
Reproductive counseling health facilitaties Providing proper reproductive health
already exist but are still limited and the education and knowledge needs to be given
role of parents and society in to education early on.
provide poor reproductive to children is
still felt health

Problem Observed Solutions Proposed

School Sector
Teenagers get education information sex - The support of correct sources of
from school but still very limited.
Evidance-Based Solution
information plus participation starting
from the household environment is very
much needed in reproductive health
education.
- Attention to education by providing
sufficient access to get education, social,
health will be able to facilitate the needs
adolescent reproductive health.

Bibliography
Anderson, E., & Mc Farlane, J. 2004. Community as Partner: Theory and Practice in
Nursing. 4th edition. Philadelphia: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins.
Dehne, K.L., Riedner, G. 2006. Sexually Transmitted Infections Among Adolescents:
The Need for Adequate Health Services. Geneva: Department of Child and
Adolescent Health and Development (CAH) WHO.