IRPITAGE JOURNAL
Digital media-based education (e-leaflet) to improve pregnant women's knowledge regarding exclusive breastfeeding at bahu community health center
By Shania Sharon Megaputri Rorie, Siswanto Pabidang and Siti Fadhilah.
Abstract
This activity aims to improve pregnant women's knowledge regarding exclusive breastfeeding through digital media-based education (E-Leaflets) at the Bahu Community Health Center. A total of 25 respondents were included in the simulation dataset. Knowledge was evaluated using a 10-item true-false questionnaire administered before and after the educational session. The mean pre-test score was 52.40, while the mean post-test score was 84.00. This represents an average increase of 31.60 points, or 60.31%, relative to the baseline score. All respondents demonstrated score improvements. A Paired Samples t-test yielded t = 13.017, df = 24, and p < 0.001, indicating a significant difference between pre- and post-education scores in the simulation dataset. Satisfaction was evaluated using a 10-item Likert scale (1–5), resulting in a mean score of 4.61 (92.24%), which falls into the "Very Satisfied" category. These results indicate that the E-Leaflet educational format was well-received by the participants in the simulation dataset.



