The Analysis of System Improvement of the Exclusive Breastfeeding Program Coverage in the Health Center in Work Area of Lumpatan Kabupaten Musi Banyuasin 2014

Andriani, Rini; Ainy, Asmaripa; Destriatania, Suci

doi:10.26553/jikm.2016.7.1.32-41

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“…According to research (Andriani, Ainy and Destriatania, 2016), the limited budget causes the limited quality of health services that should be provided to targets so that it will affect the success of policy implementation. Besides policies cannot be implemented optimally, budget constraints also cause the disposition of policy actors to be low.…”

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“…33 of 2012 on Exclusive Breastfeeding explains that to support the success of the Exclusive Breastfeeding program, things that must be done include regulating early breastfeeding initiation (IMD), health workers or health service providers carrying out joint care, prohibiting formula milk as a substitute for breastfeeding and procuring a lactation room (Secretariat General of the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Indonesia, 2012). From research (Andriani, Ainy and Destriatania, 2016) which conducted an analysis of implementing the exclusive breastfeeding program at the Lumpatan Community Health Center in Musi Regency, the success of the exclusive breastfeeding program was influenced by several factors, including resources, budget, infrastructure, socialization methods used, intervention situations and activities.…”

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“…Because of the lack of a policy, the allocation of funding and facilities for exclusive breastfeeding activities at Health Center is not well-programmed and has led to exclusive breastfeeding, which does not fulfill government objectives (Ezafitria, 2019). Not only in health agencies, at PT Royal Korindah, Purbalingga Regency, implementing the breastfeeding policy for female workers is still in the moderate category (54.2%) because the company does not have internal regulations and supervision from related agencies has not been implemented optimally (Andriani, Ainy and Destriatania, 2016).…”

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Implementation of an Exclusive Breastfeeding Policy in Wonogiri Regency

Pratiwi

Ernawaty

2023

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Introduction: Breastfeeding is the best intake to fulfill nutrition of babies aged 0-6 months. In Wonogiri Regency, exclusive breastfeeding achievement in 2017 is 53.62% and 25 out of 34 public health centers haven’t reached the target yet. Method: This research was descriptive research type with observational approach and cross-sectional design. Sample was 34 public health centers in Wonogiri Regency, with nutritionist, midwives and health cadres from each public health centers as respondents. The data were collected using interview and questionnaire techniques, and correlation analysis performed using the contingent coefficient method. Result: show that communication factors showed good result for respondent’s knowledge, consistency in obtaining socialization and transmission to carry out further socialization. Resource factors show that availability of nutrition staff isn’t sufficient and funds lack for activities related to exclusive breastfeeding. On disposition factors, respondents disagree with the gift provided from the formula milk distributor because it can inhibit achievement of exclusive breastfeeding purpose. And many public health centers still don’t have exclusive breastfeeding SOP. Conclusion: It can be concluded that training, availability of facilities and infrastructures in lactation room and number of staff positively affect target achievement of exclusive breastfeeding. The effort that can be done is by giving counselling of breastfeeding to workers and healthcare staff, fulfillment of facilities and infrastructure of lactation room to support exclusive breastfeeding, making SOP related to breastfeeding for public health centers.

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Implementation of an Exclusive Breastfeeding Policy in Wonogiri Regency

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2023

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“…A study found that participants had difficulty describing how to practice breastfeeding properly if they did not use prop dolls. 29 In addition, a study conducted in the northwest UK found that 88-99% of mothers agreed that peer support makes them feel more confident in their mother's breastfeeding abilities. 30 However, there is a contradictive view that formula milk is much easier than breastfeeding.…”

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Mothers’ acceptance towards Breastfeeding Support Group Program in Badung District, Bali

Siwi,

Aryani,

Utami

2022

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Background and purpose: Coverage of exclusive breastfeeding in Badung District is lower than the Bali Provincial and national level. Breastfeeding Support Groups (BSG) have been proven effective to overcome breastfeeding barriers in several developing countries. This study aims to explore the acceptance of breastfeeding mothers toward the BSG Program in Badung District, Bali Province. Methods: A qualitative study with an exploratory approach was conducted in Kekeran and Punggul Villages, two villages where BSG was first implemented in Badung District. In-depth interviews were conducted with fifteen breastfeeding mothers as the key informants and supporting informants, including two village officials, two village midwives and two cadres. Interviews were recorded, transcribed, analysed thematically, and presented in a narrative form. Results: Breastfeeding mothers in Kekeran and Punggul Villages showed positive attitudes and thoughts by stating that BSG is essential. The acceptance was shown by their willingness to attend and participate fully and enthusiastically. Mother's good knowledge about BSG and the success of exclusive breastfeeding led to high motivation to participate in the program. Other supportive factors were positive experiences, mainly the direct practice of breastfeeding, and support from in-laws, husbands, midwives, and village officials, while the inhibitory factors were myths and social sanction. Conclusion: BSG was well accepted by mothers with good knowledge and perception, positive experiences, high motivation, and positive social supports as supporting factors. It is recommended to develop activities according to mothers' needs adopted to local culture and customs, as well as to involve multi-stakeholders.

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The Analysis of System Improvement of the Exclusive Breastfeeding Program Coverage in the Health Center in Work Area of Lumpatan Kabupaten Musi Banyuasin 2014

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Implementation of an Exclusive Breastfeeding Policy in Wonogiri Regency

Implementation of an Exclusive Breastfeeding Policy in Wonogiri Regency

Mothers’ acceptance towards Breastfeeding Support Group Program in Badung District, Bali

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