Predisposing Factors of the Utilization of Antenatal Care (ANC) and Delivery Based on Customer Driven

Mardiana, Nina; Wibowo, Arief; Supriyanto, Stefanus

doi:10.12966/hc.11.01.2014

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“…[5] The results the study conducted by Ike (2009) explain that most of the pregnant women were in the middle down level of education, and there is a significant correlation between education level with antenatal care attendance. [6] The study that had been conducted by Mardiana et al (2014) also has the same result that there was 68% of pregnant women in Balikpapan city who were at the middle down level of education. [7] The lowness of pregnant women education level may impact on the low knowledge.…”

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“…[6] The study that had been conducted by Mardiana et al (2014) also has the same result that there was 68% of pregnant women in Balikpapan city who were at the middle down level of education. [7] The lowness of pregnant women education level may impact on the low knowledge. It can cause pregnant women have not confidence in their ability to attend antenatal care services.…”

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The correlation between knowledge and intention with self-efficacy of pregnant women to attend antenatal care at healthcare

Mardiana

Sipasulta²,

Albertina³

2017

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In Indonesia, the utilization of antenatal care at healthcare professionals was only 66%, and this figure dropped during a delivery. As much as 46% of pregnant women who attend antenatal care at healthcare professionals did not carry birth in healthcare facility. This study aims to explain the correlation between knowledge and intention with self-efficacy of pregnant women to get antenatal care. This was a quasi-experimental research with pre and post one group study. The samples included pregnant women in Balikpapan city, who had entered the second trimester of pregnancy. Sampling was carried out using simple random sampling technique by using a random number generator program is research randomizer to determine the group. Total sample was 20 pregnant women. The results showed that: 1) There was a significant correlation between knowledge and self-efficacy (p = .001); 2) There was a significant correlation between intentions and self-efficacy (p = .017). This study concluded that self-efficacy of pregnant women was high, the majority of pregnant women were not in the age of risk, pregnant women with high and average level of parity had a high knowledge. There were pregnant women who had high knowledge but did not get antenatal care from healthcare professionals. Most pregnant women had intention to attend antenatal care at healthcare professionals, but there were still pregnant women who attended antenatal care less than the prescribed standards that is at least four times during pregnancy.

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confidence: 94%