02046nas a2200349   4500000000100000008004100001260002900042653001100071653001500082653001400097653001300111653001300124100001800137700001500155700001400170700001200184700001400196700001200210700001600222700001600238700001900254700001300273700001500286700001500301700002000316245009700336856006000433300001000493490000600503520117300509022001401682       2024                            d  bTarqabin Nusantara Group10ahealth10aPrevention10apromotion10aleprosy 10atertiary1 aDiansasnita A1 aAzzahra AR1 aThohar AU1 aArini D1 aHusna FNS1 aRahma F1 aMusyaffa HA1 aHarianto MK1 aPermatasari KP1 aUmmah MK1 aTestania N1 aAzzahro NF1 aUsraturrahmah U00aThe Role of Social Media to Eradicate Leprosy Stigma: Tertiary Prevention for Enhanced Lives  uhttps://tarqabin.com/index.php/noval/article/view/48/81  a58-660 v23 a<jats:p>Leprosy is an infectious disease that can affect the skin, peripheral nerves and other organs in the human body. Leprosy is caused by the bacteria Mycobacterium leprae, which is also known as leprae. Even though leprosy has a long history, this disease is still a global health problem, especially in developing countries like Indonesia. The aim of this research is as a health promotion tool to provide information and education about leprosy by providing tertiary prevention efforts through social media with the Instagram account @komkes.ikmb22. The research method used was content analysis of health promotion media. This research shows that media in the form of posters regarding tertiary prevention of leprosy succeeded in attracting the attention of the public or viewers with positive interactions, namely by giving 61 likes and 2 comments. It can be concluded that health promotion through social media, especially Instagram, can be an effective strategy to increase public understanding about leprosy and reduce social stigma. Increasing knowledge regarding tertiary prevention of leprosy can change people's quality of life for the better.</jats:p>  a3024-9716