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1. A Relationship Between Contraception Service Sources And Modern Contraception Methods Used By Couple Of Bearing Age In Indonesia

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Dyah Pradnya Paramitha, Ratih Devi Alfiana, Lia Dian Ayuningrum, and Fatimasari Fatimasari

Subjects
modern contraception methods, contraception service source, couple of childbearing age, Gynecology and obstetrics, RG1-991
Abstract

Population growth is a big problem for a country. The number of couples of childbearing age who using contraception should be increased in order to deal with this problem. Based on the results of the 2017 Indonesian Health Demographic Survey (SDKI), the number of couples of childbearing age using contraceptives was 57%. To increase the use of contraception, it is necessary for health facilities to play a role not only as providers of contraception, but also as providers of promotive and preventive services, so that couples of childbearing age can rationally choose the contraception to be used as needed. This research aimed to discover the relationship between contraceptive service sources and the modern contraceptive method used by couples of childbearing age. This research used the secondary data from the 2018 Program Performance and Accountability Survey of Population, Family Planning, and Family Development (abbreviated SKAP-KKBPK in Indonesia), using the cross-sectional research design and the Chi-square bivariate analysis. The population used in this research was all couples of childbearing age in Indonesia who becomes responden in SKAP-KKBPK, which were 60.599 couples, and the samples were all couples of childbearing age who used modern contraception, which were 26,776 couples. The research known that as much as 76,9 % couple of childbearing chose to use short-term contraceptive methods and 76,51 % choose visit to a source of private service contraceptive to get those contraceptives. Couples of childbearing age who use short-term contraceptive visit to private service contraceptive (85.9 %) and couples of childbearing age who use long term contraceptive visit to government service contraceptive (52.6 %). The conclusion of this research is the relationship between source service contraception with modern contraception method used. The source service contraceptive must to offer the quality service to encourage.So that couples of childbearing age can rationally choose the contraception to be used as needed.

Published
2020
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2. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CONTRACEPTIVE USE AND OCCUPATIONAL STATUS WITH UNWANTED PREGNACNY RISK AMONG COUPLES OF CHILDBEARING AGE

Author

Salut Muhidin, Lutfi Agus Salim, and Novela Sanderina Rumaropen

Subjects
Research design, business.industry, Occupational prestige, couple of childbearing age, General Medicine, Contraceptive use, contraception, Family planning, Unwanted Pregnancy, Environmental health, Childbearing age, occupation, Medicine, unwanted pregnancy, business, Socioeconomic status, Reproductive health
Abstract

Unwanted pregnancy is a world problem. In 2008, there were 208 million pregnancies in the world, and 41% of them were unwanted pregnancy. Cross-national reproductive health studies have indicated that the unwanted pregnancy rates remain substantially high in many developing regions, including in Indonesia (Bearak et al. 2018). Unwanted pregnancies in Indonesia increased from 13.6% in 2012 to 16% in 2015. The high rates of unwanted pregnancies are often linked to the gaps in family planning services such as the effective use of contraceptive methods which is also influenced by family socioeconomic backgrounds such as their occupational status. Using the case study at health clinics of PKBI in East Java, this paper attempts to explore the association or relationship between the risk of unwanted pregnancy among couples of childbearing age (CCA) with their use of contraceptive methods and occupational status. A quantitative method of a case-control research design was applied by using a random sampling technique. The study was 50 women couples of childbearing age (15–45 years), who had unwanted and wanted pregnancies. Simple correlation analysis shows that the association are relatively significant between the occurrence of an unwanted pregnancy with the long-term contraceptive use (p-value = 0.008), and with the employed in occupational status (p-value = 0.027). However, there is no correlation between the unwanted pregnancy occurrence with the short-term contraceptives use (p-value = 0.118). The study concludes that the use of short-term contraceptive methods and the employed status can still affect the risk of unwanted pregnancies, while the effective use of long-term contraceptive method has a vital role in preventing unwanted pregnancies.

Published
2020

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