Pengambilan Keputusan Penggunaan Alat Kontrasepsi Istri Dalam Keluarga

Setiadi, Setiadi; Iswanto, Lilik

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“…According to this study, health professionals' experience various husbands' roles in women's health. Previous Indonesian's study had assessed husbands' roles in several specific areas, for example, husbands' support during breastfeeding (Pratami, 2016), family planning (Kusmindari et al, 2016;Setiadi, 2015), and cancer screening (Aggraeni, 2016;Arkiang, 2016;Marlina, 2015). Not only in Indonesia, but studies with focus on husbands' support were also conducted in several Muslim dominated countries: Egypt and Jordan (Hamdan-Mansour et al, 2016;Ohashi et al, 2014;Taha et al, 2013).…”

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Exploring Health Professionals’ Perceptions of Husbands’ Responsibilities in Muslim Women’s Health

Widiasih

Nelson

2021

Nurs. Med. J. Nursing

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Background: The husband has an important role in women's health. However, the information related to their roles is limited, including from the perspectives of health professionals. The health professionals' support and behavior have influenced men's and women's health behavior. Purpose: This study aimed to determine the health professionals’ perceptions of husbands’ roles and behavior in women's health, especially in the Muslim community.Methods: A qualitative descriptive approach applied in this study. Data were collected using the interview method. Ten clinicians from rural and urban areas of West Java, Indonesia, with a range of experience engaging with Muslim husbands involved in this study. Semi-structured interviews were recorded and then transcribed by the researchers. The transcribed data were analyzed using the comparative analysis for the interview technique.Results: Four main themes were identified: (1) Contextual factors impact husbands' roles in women's health; (2) Extensive roles of Muslim husbands in women's health; (3) Husbands and others involved in decisions about women's health; and (4) Level of health literacy affects husband's actions in women's health and cancer.Conclusion: Health professionals perceived that husbands' roles in Muslim women's health are pivotal, especially in supporting health treatments in health services. Little information was obtained about husbands' support in cancer prevention and early detection. Nurses can take the lead in improving Muslim husbands' understanding of women's health and cancer and raising their awareness of cancer screening for their wives.

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Exploring Health Professionals’ Perceptions of Husbands’ Responsibilities in Muslim Women’s Health

Widiasih

Nelson

2021

Nurs. Med. J. Nursing

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“…Berdasarkan indeks otonomi pengambilan keputusan perempuan pada Tabel 2 tingkat kekuatan pengambilan keputusan perempuan tertinggi dalam penggunaan kontrasepsi adalah pada perempuan dalam usia 35-39 tahun atau sekitar 64,63%. Hasil ini lebih tinggi dari penelitian lain di Indonesia dimana penentu pengambilan keputusan dalam masalah keluarga cukup kuat di 53,09% dan diputuskan bersama suami sebesar 58,48% (Setiadi & Iswanto, 2015). Sedangkan yang dilakukan di Pakistan yaitu 33%, namun masih lebih rendah untuk usia di atas 39 tahun (Nadeem et al, 2021).…”

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“…MKJP sering diangap masyarakat sebagai alat kontrasepsi dengan efek samping yang berbahaya sehingga menjadi pemicu masyarakat untuk memilih alat kontrasepsi jangka pendek (Manurung, 2013;Picavet, Van der Leest, & Wijsen, 2011) Seiring meningkatnya pengetahuan, partisipasi kerja dan pemberdayaan pada perempuan membuka peluang bagi perempuan untuk mempunyai otonomi dalam pengambilan keputusan. Hal ini berimplikasi pada meningkatnya Spenggunaan kontrasepsi pada perempuan (Setiadi & Iswanto, 2015;Yaya, Uthman, Ekholuenetale, & Bishwajit, 2018). Penelitian lain menyebutkan perempuan yang menggunakan kontrasepsi cenderung memiliki keberdayaan dalam rumah tangga terutama dalam pengambilan keputusam rumah tangga sehari-hari (Fathurrahman, 2016;Setiadi & Iswanto, 2015).…”

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Otonomi Pengambilan Keputusan Perempuan Menikah Dan Status Penggunaan Kontrasepsi

Kusnali¹,

Puspasari

2021

GESI

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Gender inequality is often cited as a barrier to improving women’s sexual and reproductive health outcomes, including contraceptive use. Indonesia is ranked at 85th place out of the 153 countries in Global Gender Gap Report 2020, which indicates gender inequality. Although positive increases in women's participation in the economy, health and education have been shown since 2014. Keeping in view this fact, we investigated the impact of women’s decision-making autonomy on contraceptive use among married women age 15–49 years in Indonesia. Indonesia Family Life Survey (IFLS) 2014 data has been used for analysis by ordered logistic regression. Women’s participation in making four household decisions: food purchases, household purchases; freedom to visit family and relatives and contraceptive use have been used as women’s decision-making autonomy. The results indicated that women’s decision-making autonomy has been positively associated with contraceptive use. Women’s age, job status, education level, number of children, domicile status, internet access, and household wealth status also been found statistically significantly associated with contraceptive use. The current study suggests integrating the interventions for women’s decision-making autonomy into family planning programs.

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“…Studies in Indonesia found that factors which influence women's participation in cancer screening were familymainly husbandeconomic factors, accessibility to health services, the roles of health providers, social culture, and women's motivation (Aqni, 2013;Hasbiah, 2004;Marlina, 2013;Ningrum, 2012;Nurhasanah, 2008;Ompusungu, 2012;Rahma, 2012;Tresnawati, 2012;Wahyuni, 2011;Wijayanti, 2011;Yuliwati, 2012). Several studies assessed husbands' involvement in perinatal periods, family planning, and cancer (Anggraeni & Benedikta, 2016;Arkiang, 2016;Kim et al, 2012;Kusmindari, Zinaida, Pasmawati, & Saputra., 2016;Marlina, 2015;Musyriqoh, 2013;Pratami, 2016;Setiadi, 2015). However, no study has focused on Muslim husbands' views of their role as the majority of studies applied a quantitative approach.…”

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“…In Indonesia, several studies have been conducted into men's participation in women's health, including husbands' support during breastfeeding (Pratami, 2016), family planning (Kusmindari, Zinaida, Pasmawati, & Saputra., 2016;Setiadi, 2015), and cancer screening (Aggraeni, 2016;Arkiang, 2016;Kim et al, 2012;Marlina, 2015;Musyriqoh, 2013). None of these studies included Muslim husbands in the sample criteria, three used a qualitative approach, and only two studies were published in English, the rest were in the Bahasa Indonesia language.…”

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Perspectives of Muslim husbands' roles in women's health and cancer in Indonesia

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<p>In developing countries such as Indonesia, women face many health issues, including cancer. Social, cultural and economic factors are known barriers to women accessing health services and achieving a good health. Studies in Indonesia suggest that husbands’ support may influence women’s health behaviour, including women in breast and cervical screening and treatments. However, little is known in Indonesia about husbands’ roles in women’s health, including illness prevention, early detection, and treatment of women’s cancer. The main objectives of this study were to uncover Muslim husbands’ roles and perspectives regarding women’s health and women’s cancer, and to establish whether there were different perspectives of husbands’ roles related to geographical location, age or other social, health or cultural characteristics. This study used an Islamic ontological approach. The Basic Model of Religiosity and Health, the Health Belief Model, and the Help-Seeking Behaviour and Influencing Factors Framework theories informed data collection. A descriptive exploratory methodology was used. Methods included focus groups with 11 groups (n=73) of married Muslim men, and interviews with married Muslim women (n=20) and health professionals (n=10) from rural and urban areas of West Java province, Indonesia. Data were analysed using two techniques: the Comparative Analysis for Focus Group and the Comparative Analysis for Interviews. The findings revealed that Islamic teaching has an extremely significant position for Muslims husbands in guiding them in their family’s roles. Muslim husbands were very involved in women’s health and cancer. These roles were influenced by internal and external factors. Husbands’ significant roles in women’s health include maintaining women’s health and facilitating health treatments. However, they have a limited role in disease prevention, and early detection of women’s cancer. Muslim husbands’ limited health literacy of women’s cancer was a significant barrier in rural and downtown areas. This study’s findings contribute to a new perspective on religion as a vital influence and driver of health and health behaviour in nursing theory. There is a need for Indonesian nursing practice to incorporate a cultural safety approach to caring for Muslim husbands and wives, and for nurses to ensure men are more fully informed about women’s health. This study identified the need for improvements in health services and a reform of the health system especially in improving husbands’ knowledge and awareness of women’s cancer, and the dissemination of information about women’s cancer services, especially in rural and downtown areas. Additional health education programmes including some that target men’s health literacy are required alongside improvements in health services, especially women’s cancer services.</p>

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Pengambilan Keputusan Penggunaan Alat Kontrasepsi Istri Dalam Keluarga

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Exploring Health Professionals’ Perceptions of Husbands’ Responsibilities in Muslim Women’s Health

Exploring Health Professionals’ Perceptions of Husbands’ Responsibilities in Muslim Women’s Health

Otonomi Pengambilan Keputusan Perempuan Menikah Dan Status Penggunaan Kontrasepsi

Perspectives of Muslim husbands' roles in women's health and cancer in Indonesia

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