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Background: The elderly aged 60-64 years are 52.3%. The average elderly visit per month is only 48% of registered seniors. The highest coverage of Posyandu activities for the elderly is health checks (95%) and the lowest skill training (65%). Research Objectives: This study aims to analyze the factors that affect the effectiveness of the Integrated Service Post for the Elderly in the Banda Aceh City Health Center. Research Methods: A type of observational research that uses a cross-sectional design. The population in this study includes all elderly people in 3 (three) Puksesmas of Banda Aceh City, namely Kopelma Darussalam, Ulee Kareng and Batoh. The sample in this study is 271 elderly people. The statistical analysis used is Partial Least Square with smartPLS 3.0. Results: There was an influence on the role of health workers (t= 26.771; p=0.000), elderly participation (t=1.807; p=0.035), availability of facilities and infrastructure (t=2.859; p=0.004), accessibility to (t=6.778; p=0.026), cross-sectoral cooperation (t=1.154; p=0.043), monitoring and evaluation of the effectiveness of elderly posyandu in the Banda Aceh City Health Center (t=4,668; p=0.000), The factor that most affects the effectiveness of the elderly posyandu in Banda Aceh City is the role of health workers (t=26,771; p=0.000). Conclusion: The role of health workers, the participation of the elderly, the availability of infrastructure, accessibility, cross-sectoral cooperation and monitoring and evaluation affect the effectiveness of posyandu in Banda Aceh City.
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