Sex Preference on Child and Modern Contraception Use in Fertile Age Women in Indonesia (Analysis of Idhs 2017)

Sari, Deby Novita

doi:10.20473/jbk.v9i1.2020.77-86

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“…The results of this study were almost the same as the research results by Hajar (2018), which indicate that the factor that contributed to a high chance of using the IUD was higher education. Whereas Sari (2020), who analyzed the use of modern contraception (all types), in women in Indonesia had different results. The result states that education harms the use of modern contraception.…”

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Options of Long-Term Contraceptive Methods in Married Women in South Sulawesi (Analysis of Idhs 2017)

Azis¹,

Mahmud

Arsyad³

2021

JBK

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The long-term contraceptive method is an effective method for preventing pregnancies. However, users of long-term contraceptive methods are considerably lower compared to those of non-long-term contraceptive methods in South Sulawesi. The research objective was to examine the determinants of choosing long-term contraceptive methods in South Sulawesi. This study used data from the 2017 Indonesia Demographic and Health Survey by analyzing 583 married women who were using contraception in South Sulawesi. A descriptive analysis was employed to estimate the prevalence of long-term contraceptive methods. Meanwhile, the Chi-square test and logistic regression analysis were used to identify the determinants of choosing long-term contraceptive methods. The results from the descriptive analysis showed about 18.9% of the sampled married women were long-term contraception users, among those were implant users (10.2%). More married women with higher education and more parity chose to use it. The better the knowledge about the type of contraception, the greater the chance to use long-term contraceptive methods. Women who were told about side effects, sources of government services, and free fees were significantly influenced to use long-term contraception. Women who received staff visits and visited health facilities were less likely to choose the long-term methods. This implies that contact with field oMKJPlong-term contraceptive methodslong-term contraceptive methodsfficers has not been able to motivate prospective acceptors to use . Improved education and knowledge, especially about types of contraception and side effects, are needed to increase women’s long-term contraception use alongside. The quality of services at free/subsidized costs also needs to be improved, and training should be given for capacity building, especially in communication skills, to family planning field officers.

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Options of Long-Term Contraceptive Methods in Married Women in South Sulawesi (Analysis of Idhs 2017)

Azis¹,

Mahmud

Arsyad³

2021

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“…According to a study done in Indonesia [74], gender preference by couples reduces the utilisation of contraceptives. The preference for boys is associated with the non-use of family planning methods.…”

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Strategies to enhance indigenous men’s support for utilisation of LARCs among women in Kiboga and Rubanda districts in Uganda

Arineitwe,

Mphuthi

2023

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Globally, unintended pregnancies pose a significant public health concern, affecting several women in low- and middle-income nations, with an estimated annual incidence of 74 million. The African continent is responsible for around 25% of unwanted pregnancies worldwide. Unintended pregnancies may result in many health-related issues for both mothers and children including deaths. The use of family planning methods, especially long-acting reversible contraceptives (LARCs), is one of the effective approaches to mitigating maternal mortality, especially those resulting from effects of unplanned pregnancies. The LARCs help women delay pregnancies and enable them to have longer birth intervals between childbirths but the uptake of those methods in Uganda, is hindered by the lack of men’s support. The aim of this qualitative research study was to gain insight into the perceptions and belief systems of indigenous Ugandan men living in the Rubanda and Kiboga districts of Uganda on the use of LARCs to develop appropriate strategies for increasing male support of methods. Purposive sampling was used to select 50 participants for focus group interviews and individual interviews and 25 participants for individual interviews. The participants were exclusively married men or those in with female sexual partners between the ages of 20 and 49 years. Semi-structured interview guide for both in-depth individual and focus group interviews were used. Data analysis was done by transcribing the interviews, sorting the field notes, organizing, and storing the data, listening to recordings, and reading field notes for patterns related to the perceptions. The patterns were coded and categorised to build the theme emerging on the phenomenon. The study established negative perceptions and belief systems among rural indigenous Ugandan men regarding the use of LARCs by their wives, which acted as barriers to utilisation. These included fear of side effects, desires, and cultural and religious beliefs. The study recommended four strategies to address negative perceptions and belief systems. They include strengthening Social Behavioural Change Communication (SBCC)and LARCs service delivery to address the perception and beliefs resulting from limited knowledge and poor service delivery for LARCs.

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“…Temuan studi ini sejalan dengan penelitian yang dilakukan oleh Sari pada tahun 2020 yang menunjukkan bahwa peluang penggunaan kontrasepsi modern pada wanita yang mengakses internet lebih rendah 0,87 kali dibandingkan dengan wanita yang tidak mengakes internet. 15 Hal ini karena wanita yang mengakses internet dapat mengakses lebih banyak informasi tentang kontrasepsi, termasuk rumor terkait efek samping yang mungkin ditimbulkan (Picavet, Van der Leest, dan Wijsen, 2011)…”

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Peran Komunikasi, Informasi, dan Edukasi (KIE) terhadap Penggunaan Kontrasepsi Modern pada Wanita Kawin Generasi Milenial di Indonesia (Analisis Data SDKI tahun 2002/2003 dan 2017)

Ekawati

Herdayati

2020

MKMI

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Latar belakang: Indonesia merupakan negara terbesar keempat di dunia dengan jumlah penduduk 265,7 juta jiwa pada tahun 2015, dimana sekitar 33,8% atau 88 juta jiwa merupakan kelompok generasi milenial. Generasi milenial yaitu generasi yang lahir antara tahun 1980-1995 dan diperkirakan usianya berkisar antara 22-37 tahun. Usia tersebut merupakan usia puncak reproduksi sehingga pada rentang tersebut kemungkinan perempuan melahirkan anak cukup besar. Peran KIE sangat strategis dalam mengkampanyekan program KB dengan pilihan media lebih beragam. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui peran komunikasi, informasi dan edukasi dengan penggunaan kontrasepsi modern pada wanita generasi milenial di Indonesia.Metode: Penelitian ini menggunakan desain cross sectional dan menggunakan data sekunder SDKI tahun 2002/2003 dan 2017. Adapun sampel dalam penelitian ini yaitu wanita usia 22-37 tahun berstatus kawin pada SDKI 2002/2003 sebagai kelompok generasi non milenial yang terdiri sebanyak 15.736 sampel dan wanita usia 22-37 tahun berstatus kawin pada SDKI 2017 sebagai kelompok generasi milenial yang terdiri sebanyak 17.321 sampel.Hasil: Temuan studi menunjukkan paparan informasi KB dari petugas kesehatan dan media televisi memiliki pengaruh positif dalam pemakaian kontrasepsi modern pada wanita kawin generasi milenial. Sedangkan, informasi KB melalui petugas lapangan KB dan media televisi berpengaruh positif terhadap pemakaian kontrasepsi pada wanita kawin generasi non milenial.Simpulan: Pesan KB melalui media televisi perlu dioptimalkan untuk meningkatkan pengetahuan dan kesadaran masyarakat khusunya generasi milenial untuk mengikuti program keluarga berencana. Memperkuat peran petugas kesehatan dalam melakukan penyuluhan maupun konseling KB untuk mendorong partisipasi masyarakat menggunakan alat kontrasepsi.Kata kunci: Komunikasi; informasi dan edukasi (KIE); penggunaan kontrasepsi modern; milenial ABSTRACT Title: The Role of Communication, Information, and Education (IEC) on the Use of Modern Contraception for Married Women Millennial Generation in Indonesia (Analysis of 2002/2003 and 2017 IDHS Data)Background: Indonesia is the fourth largest country in the world with a population of 265.7 million in 2015, of which around 33.8% or 88 million people belong to the millennial generation. Millennial generation are the generation was born between 1980-1995 and estimated to have ranged in age from 22-37 years. This age is the peak reproductive age, so that in that range, the possibility of women bearing children is quite large. The role of IEC is very strategic in promoting family planning programs with more various media choices. This study aims to determine the relationship between communication, information and education with the use of modern contraceptives among millennial generation women in Indonesia.Methods: This study is an analytical study with a quantitative approach. This study uses secondary data from the 2002/2003 and 2017 IDHS. The samples in this study are married women aged 22-37 years in the 2002/2003 IDHS as a non-millennial generation group and women aged 22-37 years are currently married in the 2017 IDHS. as a group creating millennials. Data collection was carried out by studying the questionnaire contained in the IDHS, then selecting data based on the inclusion criteria in the sample and the variables studied.Results: The study findings show that exposure to family planning information from health workers and television media has a positive effect on modern contraception use among millennials married women. Meanwhile, family planning information through family planning officers and television media has a positive effect on modern contraception use among non-millennials married women.Conclusion: The family planning messages through television media need to be optimized to increase public knowledge and awareness, especially the millennials to participate in family planning programs. Strengthening the role of health workers in providing family planning counseling and counseling to encourage community participation in using contraceptives.Keywords: Information; Education; Communication (IEC); Contraceptive use; Millennials

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Sex Preference on Child and Modern Contraception Use in Fertile Age Women in Indonesia (Analysis of Idhs 2017)

Cited by 4 publications

References 14 publications

Options of Long-Term Contraceptive Methods in Married Women in South Sulawesi (Analysis of Idhs 2017)

Options of Long-Term Contraceptive Methods in Married Women in South Sulawesi (Analysis of Idhs 2017)

Strategies to enhance indigenous men’s support for utilisation of LARCs among women in Kiboga and Rubanda districts in Uganda

Peran Komunikasi, Informasi, dan Edukasi (KIE) terhadap Penggunaan Kontrasepsi Modern pada Wanita Kawin Generasi Milenial di Indonesia (Analisis Data SDKI tahun 2002/2003 dan 2017)

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