The 1 SEAMEO INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON FOOD AND NUTRITION

Sulistiyono, Priyo and Samuel, Samuel (2021) The 1 SEAMEO INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON FOOD AND NUTRITION. In: The 1 SEAMEO International Conference on Food and Nutrition, 9-11 September 2021, Jakarta.

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Abstract

Objective Stunting in infants is a result of multiple causes, both prenatal and postnatal. Stunting risk factors need to be classified according to the risk factors for stunting. This is important to facilitate stunting prevention and prevention programs. This research reviews the risk factor articles stunting in various journals. The review aims to obtain an OR / RR value for all stunting risk factors. Next will be used to the Stunting Risk Factor Index (SRFI). Method Journal article criteria are available in full text related to risk factors or determinants of stunting, including the value of odd ratio (OR) or relative risk (RR). The Stunting Risk Factor Index (SRFI) is calculated using the mean OR / RR value converted to a maximum index value of 100. The Stunting Risk Factor Index (SRFI) is divided into two namely prenatal and postnatal SRFI. 36 articles were collected, with 17 articles from 6 international journals (Q1) and 19 articles from 11 national accredited SINTA 2-3 journals. Results This research succeeded in identifying 37 risk factors for stunting. Prenatal risk factors are 18 and postnatal 29, including 10 of them are pre-postnatal risk factors. The Stunting Risk Factor Index (SRFI) has a maximum score of 100 with a score range of 0.6-9.3 per factor. Parenting has the highest IFRS of 9.3. The total number of prenatal IFRS scores is 45.6 and postnatal 54.4. Toddlers are categorized as having a "High" stunting risk if they have a score exceeding the total median score of 50. Conclusions Prenatal SRFI is useful for preventive measures for the birth of a stunting toddler, whereas postnatal SRFI can be used for stunting toddler management activities. The results of the study can be used by the public health office and public health center to screen toddlers for the risk of stunting in individuals in their working area. Stunting prevention activities become earlier and more focused.

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