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Non-randomised trial, 2023

Can pop-up book education increase adolescent girls' knowledge about premenstrual syndrome?

Yes. Knowledge about premenstrual syndrome significantly increased after girls received pop-up book education.

Early or limited evidence 77 adolescent girls at a middle school in Jember, Indonesia

What they did

Pre-test post-test study of 77 adolescent girls at a middle school in Jember, Indonesia. Girls received health education about premenstrual syndrome using pop-up book media. Knowledge was measured before and after.

What they found

Knowledge about premenstrual syndrome significantly increased after the pop-up book education (p=0.000).

What it means for you

Pop-up book education effectively increased knowledge about premenstrual syndrome in adolescent girls. A main limitation is this was a small study at one school with no control group, so we cannot be certain the pop-up book itself caused the improvement.

77

adolescent girls studied

1

middle school studied

p=0.000

statistical significance of improvement

About the study

Original title
The Effect of Health Education with Pop – Up Book Media on Increasing Adolecent Knowledge Related to Premenstrual Syndrome in SMP Negeri 6 Jember
Authors
Dwi Setya Damayanti, Dini Kurniawati, Eka Afdi S
Journal
Jurnal Kesehatan Pasak Bumi Kalimantan
Year
2023
Study design
Non-randomised trial
Participants
77
What was tested
Health education using pop-up book media about premenstrual syndrome
Open access
Yes

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