Effectiveness of Health Promotion Through Video Media and Leaflets About Early Detection of Cervical Cancer Using the Visual Inspection Method of Acetic Acid (IVA) at Talang Banjar Community Health Center Jambi City 2020

Data from the Sub-Directorate for Cancer of the PTM Directorate, Indonesian Ministry of Health 2019, the cervical cancer early detection program using Acetic Acid (IVA) was held in 5,000. Jambi Province ranks 21 with a total early detection coverage of 8.42%. IVA test has a sensitivity of 65% -96% and a specificity of 54% -98% with results that can be known directly. Thus it can be said that the IVA test using acetic acid is simpler and cheaper to use as an early detection tool for cervical cancer. The effectiveness of health promotion through video media and leaflets on the knowledge and attitudes of female prostitutes in early detection of cervical cancer using the visual inspection method for IVA, at Talang Banjar Jambi City, 2020. Quasi experimental pretest-two group postest randomize design. The population of mothers aged 30-50 years, 2,659 people, simple random sampling, 94 people. Analysis with the Wilcoxon different test for knowledge and T test for respondent attitudes. There was a difference in knowledge before and after intervention in the leaflet group (p = 0.000), there was no difference in attitude before and after the intervention in the leaflet group (p = 0.354). There were differences in knowledge before and after the intervention in the video group (p = 0.000), there were differences in attitudes before and after the intervention in the video group (p = 0.004). Providing health promotion with video media is better at increasing knowledge with a value of p = 0.011, and health promotion using video media is also better at increasing attitudes with a value of p = 0.000. Video media is more effective in increasing the knowledge and attitudes of women in efforts to prevent cervical cancer by using the