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Brief summary
The primary aim of this study is to investigate the effect of Islamic-based smoking prevention program using family approach on adolescent smoking knowledge, attitude, intentions, and behaviours in Aceh, Indonesia. Specifically, the study aims to investigate the effect of: (1) the health-based intervention program using family approach on knowledge, attitude, intentions, and behaviours the adolescents in Aceh, Indonesia; (2) the Islamic-based intervention program using family approach on the adolescents knowledge, attitude, intentions, and behaviours in Aceh, Indonesia..
Interventions
Group 1: health based intervention program using family approach: Intervention consist of 6 sessions, 90 minutes’ session per week for 6 weeks. The first session include introduction about smoking phenomena, the next session about prevalence of smoking and the smoking rules, the third session about health effect of smoking, the next session about stress managements, the fifth session about smoking refusal skills and the last session is closing and plan of action. The sessions will be delivered to adolescents by face-to-face activities in classroom, the intervention will be administered by health educators and psychiatric health nurses. The methods include lecture, demonstrations, discussion, storytelling and role playing. The media for intervention include booklet and manual guide sheet which are designed specifically for this study. At the end of each session, the researcher will hand the material with the same topic to student and ask them to give it to their parents as a guideline for planning of action at home. Group 2: Islamic-based intervention program using family approach: Intervention consist of 6 sessions, 90 minutes’ session per week for 6 weeks. The first session includes introduction about smoking phenomena among Muslim, the next session includes Islamic perspective about healthy living, the third session about Islamic perspective about smoking, the next session about stress managements based on Islamic teaching, the fifth session about smoking refusal skills using Islamic approach and the last session is closing and plan of action. All intervention for the student will be delivered face to face to face by health educators, psychiatric health nurses and Islamic scholars. The methods include lecture, demonstrations, discussion, storytelling and role playing. The media for intervention include booklet and manual guide sheet which are designed specifically for this study. At the end of each session, the researcher will hand the material with the same topic to student and ask them to give it to their parents as a guideline for planning of action at home. The intervention adherence will be assessed by researcher using observation form which is designed specifically for this study.
Sponsors
Study design
Eligibility
Inclusion criteria
Adolescents in Junior High School
Exclusion criteria
The adolescents who could not provide written informed consent.