The Influence of Defecation Behavior, Drinking Water Sources, and Handwashing Habits N Stunting in the Work Area of Merek Community Health Center

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Interventions increased community motivation and led to a reduction in open defecation rates.
Action research and educational efforts improved handwashing habits and better management of drinking water.
Community involvement in building CTPS facilities and latrines showed a significant increase post-intervention.
Long-term sustainability requires continued supervision and educational support to maintain health improvements.

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Action research improved defecation behavior and handwashing habits in a community, reducing stunting rates.

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