Women’s involvement in all aspects of national development has become increasingly strategic. In the health sector, women, including mothers, have an important role in supporting the realization of healthy future generations through immunization programs and health services. Complete basic immunization is every child’s right, but it is not fully realized due to parents’ decision making and other factors. Emak-emak jaman now can play an important role in changing these conditions. This study aims to clarify women’s role in decision making related to the complete immunization of children and to identify what factors influence the lack of public awareness of the importance of immunization programs. This study uses a multidisciplinary approach through literature study. The results show that compared to men, women tend to be the main determinants in making decisions about children’s immunization. Various factors such as low levels of maternal education, limited access to health facilities, family economic conditions, religious fanaticism and ocal culture also influence the community’s acceptance of the immunization program. However, these conditions are an opportunity for women to act in their strategic role, especially in the health sector through immunization programs. Keywords—role, women, immunization
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Pub Date : 1900-01-01DOI: 10.2991/icsgs-18.2019.29
N. Sobari, H. Usman, Thasya Fadilla
This study aims to find determinant factors that influence Indonesian Muslim consumer switching intention to use halal personal care products (PCPs). This study employs a path model regression to confirm hypothetical relationships between consumers’ religiosity, attitude, and intent toward their intention to start using halal-labeled PCPs. Further, the first utilization of the theory of Consumer Style Inventory (CSI) by Sproles and Kendall (1986) in relation to Muslim consumers is introduced, and data is collected from 387 respondents, all Muslim consumers domiciled in Jabodetabek above 18 years of age at the time of the study. The theory of CSI helps show the diversity of Muslim consumers’ decisionmaking toward halal PCP, though these clusters make no difference in Muslim attitude toward halal PCP purchase. These findings can make a worthwhile contribution to the PCP industry regarding halal label affixation. Keywords—religiosity, attitude toward product, halal personal care product, decision-making style, switching intention
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