Optimalisasi Literasi Digital Dan Pendampingan HPV Self-Sampling Untuk Meningkatkan Partisipasi Skrining Kanker Serviks Di RSU Murni Teguh Medan Tahun 2026

Jamila Rambe; Martha Sutriska Sagala; Anastasya M.T Lumban Toruan; Nella Pandingan

doi:10.62027/sevaka.v4i2.808

Authors

Jamila Rambe Universitas Murni Teguh
Martha Sutriska Sagala Universitas Murni Teguh, Medan, Indonesia
Anastasya M.T Lumban Toruan Universitas Murni Teguh, Medan, Indonesia
Nella Pandingan Universitas Murni Teguh, Medan, Indonesia

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.62027/sevaka.v4i2.808

Keywords:

cervical cancer, digital literacy, HPV Self-Sampling, screening participation, women empowerment

Abstract

Cervical cancer remains the second-leading cancer among Indonesian women, with less than 10% national screening coverage. This community service (PKM) aimed to enhance digital health literacy and encourage cervical cancer screening participation through HPV Self-Sampling assistance among women visiting Murni Teguh General Hospital Medan in 2026. The program engaged 82 women aged 30–65 years using an integrated approach combining multimedia digital education (video, e-booklet, digital leaflet, infographic, QR code, WhatsApp group), interactive lectures, HPV Self-Sampling demonstration with anatomical phantom, individual mentoring, counseling, and pre-post assessment. Evaluation employed validated questionnaires measuring knowledge, digital literacy, HPV Self-Sampling acceptance, and screening intention. Results showed a significant knowledge increase from 52.4 to 87.6 (Δ=35.2; p<0.001), digital literacy improved from 48.7 to 84.3, HPV Self-Sampling acceptance reached 91.5%, and screening participation rose from 12.2% to 78.0% within four weeks post-intervention. Participant satisfaction reached 94.3%. The program effectively increased knowledge, digital literacy, and screening participation, supporting WHO Cervical Cancer Elimination Strategy (90–70–90) and Indonesian Ministry of Health 2026 policy on HPV DNA screening expansion.

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