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The implementation of e-health in Indonesia in 2013 still faces constraints on policy components, infrastructure, applications, standards, governance and data security (Ministry of Health, 2015). The priority step implemented for strengthening Health Information System (HIS) in Indonesia is the improvement of non-electronic information system to SIMPUS/SP2TP/SP3, improve flow and data integration by optimizing data reporting from districts through data communication application. (Data and Information Center 2017). Bogor city is one of the cities in West Java that report health data monthly, quarterly, and yearly complete in 2017, but not yet timely. This is a qualitative research with Performance Routine Information System Management (PRISM) framework approach. The research aims to know the input factors (technical, organizational and behavioral aspect), to know the process factor of reporting and feedback, and to know the output factor of health information system. The subjects of the study were the reporting coordinator/HIS and the person in charge of the program at Public Health Centre (PHC). The study shows that PHC has double recording and reporting with many forms available, some PHC do not implement SIMPUS, PHC do not have SOP of reporting /HIS, SIMPUS error and unstable network, no statement of reporting officer or reporting team , supervision from management is incidental, PHC do not have a scheduled training plan, there is no awareness of the importance of reporting officers, and fragmented reporting flows. These are causes of reporting submitted to the Bogor City Health Office not timely and inhibit reporting / communication of priority health data to Data and Information Centre of Health Ministry RI .
Maternal mental health problem is a major challenge in global public health problems. Women are generally more at risk for depression during pregnancy because of hormonal changes and their role changes in life. Untreated antenatal depression can increase the risk of postpartum depression and other complications for both mother and baby. Some symptoms of antenatal depression are similar to discomfort in pregnancy experienced by pregnant women so that these symptoms are often considered as normal discomfort in pregnancy. The absence of depression screening assessment instruments in pregnancy also makes mental health services for pregnant women not performed by midwives when conducting antenatal care in primary health facilities. This study aims to design an antenatal depression detection system in website-based mental health services for pregnant women. This research was conducted at the UPT Puskesmas Rawat Inap Panjang Bandar Lampung using a prototyping system development method. The results of this study indicate that mental health services for pregnant women have not been carried out in integrated antenatal care services. The final result of this research is a prototype of an information system that is able to detect the risk of depression in pregnant women and assess the risk factors that might be the cause of depression in pregnant women. By knowing these risk factors, midwives can provide appropriate interventions in reducing antenatal depression.
Kata kunci:Determinan; Ibu Hamil; Indonesia; Kunjungan ANC
The maternal mortality rate (MMR) in Indonesia is currently quite high. In 2015, theMMR in Indonesia reached 305 per 100,000 live births. One of the efforts to reduce theMMR is to encourage pregnant women to make a complete ANC (Antenatal Care) visit.This study was conducted to diagnose the determinants of the completeness of ANCvisits to pregnant women in Indonesia. This study is a quantitative study using a cross-sectional design and the data used in this study is the 2017 Indonesian Demographic andHealth Survey (IDHS) data. This study shows that the proportion of pregnant women inIndonesia who visited the complete ANC in 2017 was 78.2%. Based on the results ofmultiple logistic regression tests, it is known that age, mother's education, parity,desired pregnancy, wealth quintile, exposure to information media, health insuranceownership, and husband's support as determinants of completeness of ANC visits.Mother's education and wealth quintile are the most dominant factors related to thecompleteness of ANC visits.
Key words:ANC Visit; Determinants; Indonesia; Pregnant Women.
This study uses Data Indonesia Demographic and Health Survey (IDHS) in 2012.The aims of this study to determine contribution Factors of maternal, infant andhealth care access antenatal care and childbirth of the Neonatal Death inIndonesia. Designs in this study was population Crossectional of infant born alivein 2007 until 2012 the last son of a woman of childbearing age (15-49 years) inIndonesia with sample of 12 766. The relationship is determined by multiplelogistic regression analysis. Results of research contributing result less riskmaternal factors were 2.6 times and bad maternal risk factor of 2.5 timescompared to the maternal factors well after being controlled by the level ofeducation, economic status, employment status and region residence. Thecontribution factors babies less risk factor of 1.9 times and bad babies risk factorof 7.8 times compared to well after the baby factor controlled by the level ofeducation, economic status, employment status and region of residence. Thecontribution access to health services ANC and childbirth less risk than 1.8 timesbetter access to health care after being controlled by the level of education,economic status, employment status and region of residence, poor access to healthservices no effect on neonatal deaths. Moving the continuum of care for the bride,the increase in family planning programs, and an increase in childbirth in healthfacilities.Keywords: Maternal, Babies, Health Care Access Antenatal Care and Childbirth,Indonesia, IDHS 2012.
