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The implementation of visual and hearing impairment prevention is carried out through health promotion, surveillance, early detection, and case management activities. For this reason, the implementation of the vision and hearing impairment prevention program at the Depok City Health Office needs to be studied further to determine the inputs, processes, and outputs of the program. This study applied qualitative research with a rapid assessment test design. Data collection was conducted using in-depth interview techniques with selected informants, with a total of five informants in March-June 2024. In-depth interviews were conducted with the Depok City Office of Non-Communicable Disease Prevention and Control Section, the Indonesian Ministry of Health Directorate of P2PTM, and general practitioners at UPTD Puskesmas Cinere. Data analysis was conducted using source triangulation. The study showed that there are still obstacles in the process of surveillance activities because, in the input aspect, there are still obstacles, namely in terms of human resources and funding. Lack of training, employee rotation, and funding that is still combined with the non-communicable disease program can have an impact on the activity process. Ultimately, it also affects the output aspect of the program.
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