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IHP 501 Module Four Project Preparation Worksheet
Complete this worksheet by replacing the bracketed text with the relevant information. The purpose of this worksheet is to structure your submission to cover each of the relevant topics where the substance of your response is the focus instead of academic formatting. Feel free to outline or use bullets in your responses, as needed.
1. Ethnicity
700 languages/dialects spoke in Indonesia National language is Bahasa Indonesia English, French, and Dutch are known to some Indonesians. 300 ethnic groups in Indonesia 0 45% Indonesians are Javenese O 14% Sundanese 7.5% Madurese 7.5% coastal Malays 26% other
Indonesia is a made up of several ethnic groups which can affect cultural conceptions of identity. One example is if 2 of the same people call themselves "Javenese" but their culture is slightly different based on which part of the country they grew up in, can affect their identity. Therefore, two people from the same ethnic group can have different identities based on the culture they grew up in.
2. Stakes
Malnutrition and obesity are disease states that affect Indonesians' daily. When an Indonesian or their Ioved one is malnourished things at stake could be their height due to stunted growth or even death. When someone is malnourished, they have a low intake of foods and most likely not healthy foods (Pee et al, 2021). With being diagnosed as malnourished, the patient does not have proper vitamins or minerals or lacking which can growth to be stunted. If malnourishment goes on too long, then this could lead to death.
3. Meaning of Illiness
Lower to middle income Indonesians in rural areas have the burden of being underweight (Lowe et al,2021) Low to middle income Indonesians in urban areas have the burden of overweight/obese (Lowe et al, 2021) Malnourished is "disease of poverty" according to Indonesians (Hanandita & Tampubolon, 2015) Overweight/obese means you come from "affluence" according to Indonesians (Hanandita & Tampubolon, 2015) They believe being wealthier by increasing their income or education can help eliminate malnutrition
4. Social Stressors
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Environmental stressor o Area of living such as rural/urban affects means you have a higher or lower risk of being malnourished Living area/town/city of country Professional stressor o Unable to properly do a job if sick due to malnourishment Financial stressor o Not able to provide quality foods in order to reduce the risk of malnutrition If sick, which means you cannot make money, which means you can not buy proper foods to not be malnourished
5. Impacts
Some Indonesians do not see a proper medical facility depending on which island of they country they live on. Jakarta is the best medical care in the country. However, if you do not live on that island or close to that city, many Indonesians cannot seek care. Also, some Indonesians' do not have health insurance and due to this, they won't seek medical care. Indonesia does have a country healthcare; however, this healthcare can only be at some med