Community service health check-up for non-communicable diseases (NCDs) by KKN group 63 of 'aisyiyah university yogyakarta in padukuhan watugajah vi, sendangagung minggir village, sleman
Keywords:
Noncommunicable diseases, early detection, hypertension, diabetes, hyperuricemiaAbstract
Non-communicable diseases (NCDs) such as hypertension, diabetes mellitus, and hyperuricemia are major health problems in Indonesia with an increasing prevalence. The purpose of this community service activity is to conduct early detection of NCDs through free health checks and to raise public awareness of the importance of regular health checks. The activity was conducted in Padukuhan Watugajah VI, Sendangagung Minggir Village, Sleman, using a descriptive quantitative method through blood pressure, random blood sugar, and uric acid examinations using digital devices. A total of 38 participants aged 40-70 years participated in this activity. The examination results showed a prevalence of hypertension of 68.42% (26 participants), suspected diabetes of 5.26% (2 participants), prediabetes of 13.16% (5 participants), and hyperuricemia of 50.0% (19 participants). The high prevalence of NCDs in the community indicates the need for serious attention from the health system and sustainable early detection programs. This activity successfully raised public awareness about the importance of regular health check-ups and provided education on lifestyle modifications for the prevention of NCDs. Similar programs need to be carried out continuously with the support of local governments and health facilities.
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