Optimalisasi pengetahuan dan perilaku siswa (anak berkebutuhan khusus) dalam pemenuhan kebutuhan perawatan diri (self care) di SLB Asih Soreang

Eli Lusiani, Endah Yuliani Rahmawati

Abstract


Anak berkebutuhan khusus adalah anak dengan segala keunikannya , dalam perawatan kebersihan diri cenderung tidak bisa melakukan secara mandiri , sehingga hal tersebut akan berdampak terhadap aspek kesehatannya , di mana anak mengalami masalah infeksi kulit . maka dari itu penting untuk di lakukan upaya preventif untuk meminimalisasi dampak yang tidak di inginkan .Kegiatan Pengabdian ini bertujuan mengoptimalkan kemandirian self-care Anak Berkebutuhan Khusus (ABK) di SLB Asih Soreang melalui intervensi pendidikan kesehatan dan aplikasi tindakan selfcare.Hasil kemandirian anak : 67% ABK bergantung penuh pada ibu , dengan dampak kesehatan (infeksi kulit 72%) dan psikososial (penurunan harga diri r=-0.78). Metode pelaksanaan selama 1 bulan melibatkan 30 siswa (tunagrahita dan autis), orang tua, dan guru melalui tiga fase: (1) penyusunan vidio mengenai self care, (2) pelatihan siswa berbasis task analysis dan pendampingan 1:1, serta (3) workshop orang tua. Hasil menunjukkan peningkatan pengetahuan siswa rata-rata 41.75% dengan media teknologi (terutama augmented reality), penurunan ketergantungan 39% pada aktivitas inti (tertinggi pada menyikat gigi: -48%), dan penguasaan teknik pendampingan oleh 92% orang tua. Kolaborasi multidisiplin mengurangi 72% perilaku maladaptif serta beban ekonomi keluarga 28%. Di Harapkan kegiatan ini dapat di lakukan secara rutin oleh sekolah sebagai upaya untuk meningkatkan harga diri anak .


Keywords


Anak berkebutuhan khusus, Kemandirian self-care.

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