Access Barriers of Infertility Services for Urban and Rural Patients

Halim, Binarwan; Girsang, Ermi; Nasution, Sri Lestari Ramadhani; Ginting, Chrismis Novalinda

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“…and Bennett et al. They found that the geographical barrier significantly correlated with the access barrier in Indonesia infertility services 11,12 . Geographical factor as an infertility services barrier was also supported by the Brodeur et al.…”

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“…and Halim et al. in their studies found that in Indonesia the economic status and sociocultural factor are becoming access barriers for infertility services in urban area 5,11 . Studies by Brodeur et al.…”

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“…15 Harzif et al and Halim et al in their studies found that in Indonesia the economic status and sociocultural factor are becoming access barriers for infertility services in urban area. 5,11 Studies by Brodeur et al and Mackay et al also showed that socioeconomic and ethnic factors as infertility services access barriers. 13,14 IVF policy in Indonesia is different from other countries, in which the Indonesian legal policy prohibits gamete donor, surrogacy, and gestational carrier.…”

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Ten years of in vitro fertilization in Indonesia: Access to infertility care in a developing country

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Yuningsih

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ObjectiveThis research was conducted to assess access to assisted reproductive technologies (ART) and the current status of the in vitro fertilization (IVF) program that have been implemented in Indonesia over the last 10 years.MethodsWe established a retrospective cohort study and descriptive analysis of the current state of access to infertility care in Indonesia. The data were collected from all IVF centers, clinics, and hospitals in Indonesia from 2011 to 2020, including the number of IVF clinics, total ART cycles, retrieved fresh and frozen embryos, average age of IVF patients, IVF pregnancy rate, and causes of infertility.ResultsThe number of reported fertility clinics in Indonesia has increased from 14 clinics in 2011 to 41 clinics by 2020. As many as 69 569 ART cycles were conducted over the past 10 years, of which 51 892 cycles used fresh embryos and 17 677 cycles used frozen embryos. The leading cause of consecutive infertility diagnosis was male infertility. Nearly half of the women who underwent IVF procedures (48.9%) were under 35 years old. The pregnancy rate outcome of women who underwent IVF ranged from 24.6% to 37.3%.ConclusionDevelopments in ART in Indonesia have led to improvements in the ART cycles performed throughout the 10 year period. The identification of key areas that require improvement can provide an opportunity to enhance access to infertility care.

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Ten years of in vitro fertilization in Indonesia: Access to infertility care in a developing country

Wiweko,

Mansyur,

Yuningsih

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Intl J Gynecology & Obste

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“…Lalu pada tahun 2020, infertilitas diestimasikan dialami oleh 15-20% pasangan di Indonesia (Halim et al, 2021).…”

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Memaknai Pengalaman Tanpa Anak: Studi Fenomenologi Pada Suami-Istri yang Mengalami Infertilitas

Oktafriani¹,

Abidin²

2021

Jurnal RAP (Riset Aktual Psikologi Universitas Negeri Padang)

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Couples who experience infertility get stigma from their environment which can effect various aspects of their life: psychological, physical and social performance. Most couples only get treatments that focuses only on medical efforts and ignores the psychological aspects. The purpose of this research is to obtain in-depth information about how subjects give the meaning of his/her infertility experiences. This study used qualitative method with phenomenological approach. There are four subjects (two husbands and two wives). Data retrieval is done by semi-structured interviews, then thematically analyzed. The results revealed several themes about how the subject view his experience. These themes are emotions, coping strategies, the main sources of strength, and lessons that can be learned. The results of this study can be considered by medical personnel or researchers who want to design psychological treatment in married couples who have infertility

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Access Barriers of Infertility Services for Urban and Rural Patients

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Ten years of in vitro fertilization in Indonesia: Access to infertility care in a developing country

Ten years of in vitro fertilization in Indonesia: Access to infertility care in a developing country

Memaknai Pengalaman Tanpa Anak: Studi Fenomenologi Pada Suami-Istri yang Mengalami Infertilitas

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