Paradigma Baru Pelayanan Kesehatan : Partnership (Kemitraan) Pemerintah Bersama Masyarakat dan Swasta dalam Pelayanan Kesehatan Ibu dan Anak

Pratama, Muhammad Rizki

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“…Other indicators such as weight before pregnancy <42 kg, weight in the third trimester less than 45 kg, sometimes accompanied by anemia (Hb <11 g%). Mother's height <145 cm and BMI before pregnancy <17.00 [14].…”

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“…The nutritional status of the mother before pregnancy also plays a significant role in achieving maternal nutrition during pregnancy. In addition, behavior in meeting the food needs of women of childbearing age is considered to be a factor causing CED [14].…”

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“…Income can be used as a benchmark, because it can affect various aspects of daily life, such as providing nutrition to the body on a daily basis. This basis makes income very important in determining a person's health status [14].…”

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Parity and Eating Habits Trigger Chronic Energy Deficiency in Pregnant Women

Fibrila¹,

Ridwan²,

Herlina³

2023

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Nutrition of pregnant women is related to the welfare of the fetus they contain. Chronic energy deficiency (CED) during pregnancy is a trigger for cases of hypertension in pregnancy, pre-eclampsia, bleeding and premature rupture of membranes. Therefore, nutritional adequacy is something that needs to be considered, both before, during and after pregnancy ends. This research is an observational study using a case control design. This study aims to explore the factors that cause chronic energy deficiency in pregnant women. The sample used was 120 respondents who were divided into case and control groups with a ratio of 1:2. The results showed that the proportion of CED incidence was 33.3%, low education was 97.5%, risk parity was 43.3%, family income was below the district minimum wage (DMW) 60%, LILA was less than 23.5 cm 33.3%. , BMI <18.5 22.5%, anemia 31.67%, and unhealthy food consumption habits 69.16%. There is a relationship between parity, family income, anemia, and unhealthy eating habits with the incidence of CED, and there is no relationship between education and the incidence of CED. It is necessary to use appropriate technology as much as possible, such as social media in providing assistance in overcoming CED and the existence of cross-sectoral cooperation in increasing the use of home gardens for families to fulfill family nutrition.

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Parity and Eating Habits Trigger Chronic Energy Deficiency in Pregnant Women

Fibrila¹,

Ridwan²,

Herlina³

2023

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“…Partnership benefits to each other in synergized work relation whose result is not a zero-sum game, but a positive-sum game or win-win solutions. There would be emerging positive impacts via partnership instead of individual working [21]. Among parties being in partner are there seven reciprocation: a) reciprocal understanding, respective position, task, function and structure, b) reciprocal insights of respective abilities, c) reciprocal contacts, d) reciprocal approaching, e) reciprocal assistance willingness and needy one, f) reciprocal encouragement and favour, and g) reciprocal respect [22].…”

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Implementation Model of Public Health Worker (PHW) – Family Doctors (FD) Partnership: A Qualitative Study in Kuningan Regency

Suparman¹,

Saprudin²,

Heriana³

2020

Proceedings of the 1st International Conference on Science, Health, Economics, Education and Technology (ICoSHEET 2019)

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There have been a few conceptual drawbacks of National Health Insurance (NHI) implementation since it was launched in 2014. One of which is in its policy implemented in which there is a wide gap of the available facilities and health workers in diverse regions in Indonesia. The government can optimize Public Health Workers (PHW) so as to conduct promotional and preventive efforts in cooperation with Family Doctors as a part of Primary Health Care (PHC). Still, there has not been a partnership model in that it is referred to Public Health Workers-Family Doctors (FD) collaboration. The research aimed to design an implementation model that Public Health Workers-Family Doctors partnership was executed in Kuningan Regency. It was a qualitative study whose data collection method was Focus Group Discussion (FGD). The research participants were the ones from Social Insurance Institution (SII), Indonesian Medical Association (IMA), Family Doctor Association, Indonesia Public Health Association (IPHA) and Regional Health Office. The data analysis was content analysis approach. It yielded that the model was congruent with George Edward (GE) one comprising communication components (communication patterns among Public Health Workers, Family Doctors, Social Insurance Administration Organization, Regional Health Office, and Society), Resources (Finance, involved Human Resources, utilized facilities) and Bureaucracy Structure (available Operational Instructions), Tendency (Honesty, commitment, loyalty, obidience, and responsibility). It was concluded that there is an approved implementation model of PHW-FD partnership. It is imperative that targeted Public Health Workers subjects be expanded and the implementation of approved model consider the pertinent rules of law.

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Paradigma Baru Pelayanan Kesehatan : Partnership (Kemitraan) Pemerintah Bersama Masyarakat dan Swasta dalam Pelayanan Kesehatan Ibu dan Anak

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Parity and Eating Habits Trigger Chronic Energy Deficiency in Pregnant Women

Parity and Eating Habits Trigger Chronic Energy Deficiency in Pregnant Women

Implementation Model of Public Health Worker (PHW) – Family Doctors (FD) Partnership: A Qualitative Study in Kuningan Regency

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