Correlation of education factors and knowledge in choosing places to give birth in the work area of the Rokan IV Koto I health center
BIO Web of Conferences,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
152, P. 01006 - 01006
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
The
purpose
of
this
study
is
to
determine
the
factors
influencing
pregnant
women’s
delivery
place
preferences.
emphasizes
significance
choosing
safe
options,
as
required
by
Indonesian
government,
and
making
sure
mothers
give
birth
in
medical
facilities
that
have
enough
resources
qualified
staff,
especially
case
emergencies.
Inappropriate
clinic
or
assistant
selection
family
members
may
put
health
mother
newborn
at
risk.
An
observational
approach
was
used
a
cross-sectional
design.
Written
questionnaires
were
gather
primary
data,
chi-square
test
for
analysis.
study’s
population
consisted
all
women
Rokan
IV
Koto
Health
Care
Center,
including
80
who
gave
2022.
Knowledge
(p=0.000)
education
(p=0.002)
found
be
positively
correlated
with
likelihood
selecting
an
appropriate
facility.
Support
from
members,
however,
did
not
significantly
correlate.
These
findings
highlight
how
knowledge
affect
decisions
about
birthing.
Healthcare
should
step
up
efforts
spread
raise
awareness
value
giving
well-equipped
trained
personnel
order
guarantee
access
services.
community’s
maternal
outcomes
could
greatly
enhanced
strategy.
Language: Английский
DETERMINANTS OF PREGNANCY LOSS AMONG WOMEN OF REPRODUCTIVE AGE IN INDONESIA
Jurnal Berkala Epidemiologi,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12(1), P. 54 - 61
Published: Jan. 26, 2024
Background.
Both
miscarriage
and
stillbirth
occur
in
almost
20%
of
clinical
pregnancies,
resulting
pregnancy
loss.
The
incidence
has
been
associated
with
several
risk
factors
events
maternal
adverse
health
outcomes.
Purpose.
This
study
was
conducted
to
analyze
some
loss
Indonesia.
Methods.
cross-sectional
used
the
2017
Indonesia
DHS
data
involving
18,882
female
participants
aged
15–49
years
who
had
ever
a
gestation.
Pregnancy
dependent
variable,
whereas
independent
variables
included
education,
employment,
wealth
status,
advanced
age,
grand
multiparity,
cigarette
smokers.
Finally,
author
binary
logistic
regression
calculate
determinants.
Results.
adjusted
significantly
higher
respondents
lower
education
levels
(AOR=1.25;
95%
CI:
1.11-1.41)
employed
(AOR=1.19;
1.10-1.29).
status
women,
chance
women
age
(AOR=2.03;
1.37-3.02),
those
multiparity
(AOR=1.91;
1.74-2.09),
smokers
(AOR=1.53;
1.25-1.87).
Conclusion.
concluded
that
six
i.e.,
are
strong
predictors
Indonesian
women.
Therefore,
government
should
make
policy
address
determinants
issue.
Language: Английский
Maternal and foeto-neonatal characteristics of home childbirth
Wami Girma Alemu
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Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Home
birth
has
emerged
as
a
contemporary
issue,
one
of
the
most
controversial
and
hotly
disputed
topics
in
modern
maternity
care.
The
debate
over
home
involves
wide
range
concerns,
including
safety,
accessibility,
maternal
autonomy,
healthcare
system
dynamics,
revealing
complex
interaction
medical,
social,
cultural
considerations.
studies
demonstrate
that
homebirth
can
indeed
be
safe
option
for
low-risk,
healthy
pregnant
individuals
when
attended
by
qualified
licensed
attendants.
While
poses
fewer
significant
health
risks
these
individuals,
it's
crucial
to
acknowledge
potential
complications
such
postpartum
haemorrhage
neonatal
asphyxia,
which
may
necessitate
immediate
medical
attention.
Delayed
access
emergency
assistance
limited
availability
procedures
settings
underline
importance
strict
risk
assessment
preparedness
timely
transfer
facility,
prioritizing
safety
both
mother
newborn.
Analysis
foetal-maternal
outcomes
suggests
planned
births
exhibit
consistent
profiles
across
different
levels
integration
parity
well
developed
countries.
However,
lack
from
“less-integrated”
underscores
need
additional
draw
definitive
conclusions.
It's
imperative
recognize
deliveries
with
higher
likelihood
should
still
managed
at
institutional
levels.
Achieving
necessitates
collaboration
among
policymakers,
providers,
expectant
mothers,
along
ongoing
research,
evaluation,
open
dialogue
continually
enhance
practices
overall
standards
settings.
Language: Английский
Comparing Continuity of Midwifery Care Model with the Mother-child Health Book: Enhancing Knowledge for Adolescent Pregnancy in Indonesia
Dewi Susanti,
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Hardisman Hardisman,
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Yusrawati Yusrawati
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et al.
The Open Public Health Journal,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
16(1)
Published: Nov. 13, 2023
Introduction:
Adolescent
pregnancy
poses
a
significant
concern
in
Indonesia,
particularly
some
regions,
namely
West
Sumatra
and
Padang
City.
This
issue
has
been
addressed
with
two
prominent
approaches,
the
Continuity
of
Midwifery
Care
(CMC)
model
Mother-Child
Health
(MCH)
Book.
Objective:
study
aims
to
compare
effectiveness
these
approaches
enhancing
knowledge
about
adolescent
Pregnancy,
including
several
aspects,
such
as
domestic
violence,
substance
risks,
reproductive
health,
pregnancy,
childbirth,
parenting
roles.
Material
Methods:
A
quantitative
research
approach
was
applied
by
utilizing
quasi-experimental
design,
conducting
pre-
post-tests
validated
questionnaires
during
third
trimester
postpartum
days
31
43.
Conducted
City,
involved
70
young
primiparous
mothers,
categorized
into
groups
using
CMC
MCH
The
collected
data
analyzed
generalized
linear
models
repeated
measures.
Results:
Both
exhibited
enhancement,
yielding
more
substantial
enhancement.
focused
continuous
care
effectively
enhanced
across
various
compared
Conclusion:
stands
out
an
effective
means
enhance
among
pregnant
addressing
their
distinct
challenges
transition
parenthood.
We
suggest
that
health
authorities
policymakers
consider
implementation
alongside
existing
book
mothers.
Language: Английский