THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SELF EFFICACY AND MEDICATION COMPLIANCE IN TUBERCULOSIS PATIENT-S AT GARUDA HEALTH CENTER IN BANDUNG CITY IN 2023

Introduction. Tuberculosis is an infectious infection that often attacks the lung organs caused by
mycrobacterium tuberculosis bacteria. Adherence to medication is a behavior that adheres to
recommendations made by health care providers related to timeliness, dosage and frequency of taking
medication. Tuberculosis patients have a treatment time of about 6-9 months, making patients will be
saturated with the duration of treatment. One of the psychological factors that affect adherence to taking
medication is self-efficiency. High self-efficacy in a person will have a positive impact and can provide
confidence and confidence in one's own ability to deal with problems.
Method. The design of this study is descriptive analytic with a cross sctional approach. This research
instrument used questionnaires. Data collection using total sampling technique obtained 77 respondents,
data analysis using Chi-square test.
Results. This study found 25 (32.5%) respondents belonging to the low self-efficacy category with a
compliance rate of 14 (18.2%). There was a relationship between self-efficacy and medication
adherence in tuberculosis patients with a p-value of <0.001.
Conclusion. It can be concluded that there is a relationship between self-efficacy and adherence to
taking medication in tuberculosis patients at the Garuda City Bandung Health Center in 2023.

Keywords: Medication Adherence; Self Eficacy; Tuberculosis.