Sukma Wardani
Midwifery Academy of Muslimat NU Kudus

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THE ROLE OF THE GOVERNMENT IN REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH SERVICES FOR ADOLESCENTS WITH MENTAL DISABILITIES IN KUDUS DISTRICT Indayana Setiawati; Sukma Wardani
Jurnal Profesi Bidan Indonesia Vol. 2 No. 1 (2022): Jurnal Profesi Bidan Indonesia
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Background: Reproductive health is closely related to public health issues that need attention. Groups with disabilities are often considered to be more susceptible to reproductive risks among other sexual harassment. One of the health problems in disability related to sexual and reproductive health, including the lack of comprehensive knowledge about HIV (Human Immuno Deficiency Virus) and contraceptive knowledge. Preliminary study in Kaliwungu Disabled School Kudus show that students are not fully capable of maintaining reproductive health independently. This study aims to determine the role of government in reproductive health services in adolescents with mental disability in Kudus. Purpose : Knowing the role of the government in reproductive health services for adolescents with mental disabilities in Kudus Regency. Research method: This research uses qualitative descriptive research methods. The subject of this research is the health office of Kudus and Sidorekso Primary Health Care, triangulation of the source in Kaliwungu Disabled Scool Kudus and the parents of the holy Kaliwungu. The Data is subsequently processed and presented in a descriptive form. Result: The role of government in reproductive health services in adolescents with mental disability in Kudus. The government has played a role in accordance with Permenkes 2017 evidenced by the policies and programs of the health Office of Kudus conducted by the Primary Health Care regularly. But in the process of reproductive health services in adolescents with mental disabilities there is no difference with normal teenagers. Conclusion: Based on research that has been done obtained from observations, interviews, and documentation from research subjects and source triangulation was obtained that there was a government role in the reproductive health service in teenagers with mental disabilities in Kudus is a Primary Health Care programs PKPR, which is carried out routinely by Sidorekso Primary Health Care in the form of health counselling in the Kaliwungu Disabled School Kudus
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MOTHER'S EDUCATION LEVEL WITH EXCLUSIVE BREASTFEEDING IN BAE VILLAGE, BAE DISTRICT, KUDUS REGENCY Sukma Wardani; Rina Novita
Jurnal Profesi Bidan Indonesia Vol. 2 No. 1 (2022): Jurnal Profesi Bidan Indonesia
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Background: The importance of exclusive breastfeeding for babies had been stated on International guidance. By the current development, the existence of women on many sectors will increase. The level of mother’s education and knowledge can support the achievement of breastfeeding for babies too. The percentage of breastfeeding in Kudus regency just 13,9%, and the lowness is in Bae subdistric (8%).Purpose: to know the relationship between level of mother’s education and exclusive breastfeeding.Method: Kind of this research design and retrospective approach with level of education as independent variabel, and exclusive breastfeeding as dependent variabel, uses 85 population and the technique on getting sample is total sampling and chi square test as statistical experiment.Results: The result was got p value 0,044 < α = 0,05 (significant standard) used chi square test, so Ho refused and Ha recived. Then there was relationship between education level and exclusive breastfeeding. Based on the research can be concluded if mother has level of education 3.2 fold can increase the achievement of exclusive breastfeeding. Conclusion: Based on the research, it can be concluded that mothers who have higher education 3.2 times increase the success of exclusive breastfeeding