Legal Analysis of the Implementation of National Health Insurance in Nganjuk

Laksmiarti, Turniani; Kusnali, Asep; Effendi, Diyan Ermawan

doi:10.22435/hsr.v18i3.4553.293-299

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“…It means Indonesia has failed to achive Millennium Development Goals' (MDGs) targets: 102 per 100.000 live births (World Health Organization, 2016). The Indonesia government has developed various programmes to achieve MDGs' targets including "Desa Siaga" programme, " Making Pregnancy Saver", midwives and "Dukun Bayi" partnership programmes, family planning programmes, and a good management of information system to record maternal mortality data (Kanal Pengetahuan FK UGM, 2015;Laksmiarti & Roosihermiatie, 2007). Women face significant heightened risks of pregnancy-related death when they are "too young, too old, too frequent, or too many" (Strigelli,2011).…”

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Women’s Health Behaviour in The Perinatal Period

Widiasih¹,

Ermiati²,

Setyawati³

2018

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Background Indonesia failed to achieve the maternal mortality rate target as the MDGs' agreement in 2015. The Ministry of Health has developed health promotion and illness prevention programmes to improve women's health and wealthiness. However, only few studies provide information of women's health behaviour related to a health promotion and an illness prevention in the perinatal period comprehensively. This study aimed to determine women's health behaviour related to the health promotion and the illness prevention in the perinatal period; pre, intra, and postnatal. Method This study applied a descriptive quantitative approach. Samples were chosen using the Convenience sampling method. 51 women from Sukapada, Bandung were involved in this study. Data were collected using a questionarrie and analysed using a frequency distribution. Result This study found that the majority of respondents (96%) visited health services for prenatal visit. Women also concerned with other health activities including having tetanus vaccination (49%), consuming Iron tables and nutrisious food (65% and 61% respectively), and having give birth at health facilities (100%). In contrast, this study also found that women's participation in prenatal classes was limited (25%). In addition, to prevent prenatal and postnatal complications, women need to have a good understanding of dangerous signs in pregnancy and postpartum. However, the majority of them had limited health literacy about it. Conclusion Women's health behaviour in the perinatal period is varied. Health education programmes are required for increasingwomen's health literacy and awareness of health promotion and illness prevention in this period. AbstrakLatarbelakang, Target Millennium Development Goals tahun 2015 berkaitan dengan Angka Kematian Ibu tidak dapat dicapai oleh Indonesia. Kementerian kesehatan Republik Indonesia mengembangkan berbagai program promosi kesehatan dan pencegahan penyakit untuk meningkatkan kesehatan dan kesejahteraan perempuan. Namun, riset yang menginformasikan tentang perilaku kesehatan pada perempuan yang komprehensif berkaitan dengan promosi kesehatan dan prevensi pada periode perinatal masih terbatas. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengidentifikasi perilaku perempuan berkaitan dengan promosi dan prevensi kesehatan pada periode perinatal yang meliputi: hamil, melahirkan, postpartum. Metode, Penelitian ini merupakan penelitian deskriptif kuantitatif. Sampel dipilih dengan menggunakan metode Convenience sampling. Sebanyak 51 perempuan dari Sukapada, Bandung berpartisipasi dalam penelitian ini. Data dikumpulkan menggunakan kuesioner dan kemudian dianalisa dalam bentuk distribusi frekwensi. Hasil menunjukan sebagian besar perempuan (96%) melakukan kontrol kehamilan, 49% mendapatkan immunisasi TT, 65% mengkonsumsi tablet Fe, 61% mengkonsumsi makanan bergizi, dan seluruh perempuan (100%) melahirkan dengan ditolong oleh pertugas kesehatan. Namun sebaliknya, sebagian kecil perempuan (25%) berpartisipasi dalam kelas prenatal. Selain itu, dalam upaya pencegahan...

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