This study aims to determine the relationship between education and parity with the use of Under-the-Skin Contraceptives (AKBK) in Ermi's Independent Practice Midwives (BPM), Karya Bakti, 2020. This research method uses an analytical survey method with a cross sectional approach. The results of univariate analysis obtained from 98 respondents showed that there were 35 mothers (35.7%) who used AKBK contraception and 63 people who did not use AKBK contraception (64.3%). Most of the mothers with less education were as many as 64 people (65.3%), and mothers with good education were 34 people (34.7%). And most of the mothers had low parity (having children <3) as many as 60 people (61.2%), and mothers with high parity were 38.8%. Based on the results of the chi square statistical test on education, it was found that ρ value was 0.00 and ρ value on maternal parity was 0.00. In conclusion, there is a significant relationship between education and maternal parity on the use of contraceptives under the skin. Keywords: Parity, Use of Under the Skin Contraceptives (AKBK), Education
This study aimed to determine the relationship between knowledge and income of family planning acceptors and subcutaneous contraception (AKBK) at BPM Habibah, Meat Jaya Village, in 2020. The research method used an analytic survey method with a Cross-Sectional approach. Univariate analysis results obtained from 50 respondents known that most respondents with good knowledge as many as 28 respondents (56%) more than those who lack awareness that is as much as 22 respondents (44%), a small proportion of respondents who have high incomes are 19 respondents (38%) more few of the low-income mothers were 32 respondents (62%). Those using under-skin contraception (AKBK) were 35 (70%) respondents. Based on the chi-square statistical test results on the relationship between knowledge (ρ value 0.011) and income (ρ value 0.042) with the use of AKBK. In conclusion, there is a significant relationship between knowledge and income with the use of under-the-skin contraception (AKBK) at BPM Habiba, Meat Jaya Urban Village, in 2020. Keywords: Family Planning Acceptor, Knowledge Contraception, Income
This study aims to determine the factors associated with the use of injection contraceptives in mothers visiting the Swasti Saba Public Health Center in Lubuklinggau City in 2019. This research method uses descriptive analytic with a cross sectional approach. These results obtained respondents with good knowledge (43.3%), lack of knowledge (56.8%), young age (64.9%), old age (35.1%), use of injectable contraceptives (51.4%) and the use of non-injectable contraceptives (48.6%). Chi square statistical test results obtained value ρ> α (0.05) for knowledge of p = 0.129 and age with a value of p = 0.418. In conclusion, there is no significant relationship between knowledge and age with injection contraceptive use. Keywords: Injection Contraception, Knowledge, Age
The purpose of this study was to determine whether there was a relationship between education and occupation of the mother with the use of contraceptive devices in the womb at the Taba Puskesmas Lubuklinggau in 2019. The research method used an analytical survey method with a cross sectional approach. Univariate analysis results obtained from 50 acceptors revealed that a small proportion of respondents did not use contraceptive IUD as many as 9 respondents (18%), respondents in the education category most respondents were educated as many as 30 respondents (60%) in the occupational category (having good jobs) totaling 22 respondents (44%). In conclusion, there is a significant relationship between mother's education and the use of the IUD. no relationship between maternal occupation and IUD use was not statistically proven. Keywords: Employment, IUD Use, Education
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