Anaemia is a condition with hemoglobin less than 11 g/dl. It is a potential danger to mother and child. Based on Banjarmasin Indah Public Health Centre January-October 2018, 243 pregnant women checked their hemoglobin, and there were 99 pregnant women (40.7%) who suffered anaemia. Of 99 pregnant women with anaemia, only 18 pregnant women (18.2%) regularly consumed sulfas ferosus tablets. The method used experimental quasy research by instigation as the intervention. The first survey was done from 20 anaemia pregnant women to know the reasons for iron consumption unregularly. The results were they had good knowledge 80% and not good knowledge 20%; always remembered to consume sulfas ferosus tablets 100%; felt lazy to consume sulfas ferosus tablets 80% and felt not lazy 20%; felt side effects such as nausea 50% and didn’t feel side effects 50%. Instigation about consuming sulfas ferosus tablets and decreasing side effects was done using video and sulfas ferosus tablet diary. Its goal was to increase the achievement of sulfas ferosus tablet consumption. Instigation was done on pregnant women who visited Banjarmasin Indah Public Health Centre (14 women). Knowledge and motivation of them were evaluated before and after the instigation. The evaluation from all of the pregnant women who attended had shown increasing knowledge and motivation before and after instigation. Score of knowledge was 53,57 became 77,14; p value = 0.000 with paired t test 95%. Score of motivation was 41.43 became 46.07; p value = 0.000 with Wilcoxon test 95%. The conclusion was that using video and sulfas ferosus tablet diary could increase the knowledge and motivation of pregnant women to consume sulfas ferosus tablets and decrease the side effect.

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Noor, M. S., Pratama, I. G. B. R., Amalina, D., & Ahmad, V. A. (2018). Instigation of sulfas ferosus tablet consumption using video and sulfas ferosus tablet diary; case report in Banjarmasin Indah Public Health Centre, Banjarmasin, South Kalimantan, Indonesia. International Journal of Health and Medical Sciences, 4(3), 77–84. doi:https://doi.org/10.20469/ijhms.40004-3