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MALAY CULTURAL PRACTICE AND CHILDBIRTH WITH TRADITIONAL BIRTH ATTENDANTS: A QUALITATIVE STUDY IN WOMEN OF PRODUCTIVE AGE IN WEST BORNEO INDONESIA Lilis Lestari; Ramadhaniyati Ramadhaniyati
Belitung Nursing Journal Vol. 5 No. 1 (2019): January - February
Publisher : Belitung Raya Foundation, Indonesia

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Background: The decline in Maternal Mortality Rate (MMR) in developing countries still does not meet the target of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The rise of childbirth with the help of traditional birth attendants and cultural practices still becomes the choice of women of productive age to give birth today. Objective: This study aimed to explore the Malay culture practice and childbirth with traditional birth attendants in women of productive age in West Borneo, Indonesia. Methods: This was a phenomenological study conducted on in 2018 in one district in West Borneo. Focus Group Discussion (FDG) was done with eight Malay tribal women who had given birth with the help of Traditional Birth Attendants (TBAs). Thematic analysis was used. Results: Cultural practices during pregnancy, childbirth and the care of newborns, the services of TBAs, and the economy factor were strong reasons for mothers to choose to give birth assisted by TBAs although they were aware of the risks. This study identified five main themes, namely: 1) Reason for choosing TBAs, 2) TBAs’ service, 3) Cultural trust in pregnancy, 4) Cultural trust in labor, and 5) Cultural trust in caring for newborns. Conclusion: Our findings revealed that culture and childbirth cannot be separated. Health practitioners should have different approach by involving culture and TBAs in childbirth among women of productive age in West Borneo Indonesia.
Co-Authors ., Winarianti Alya Pratama, Natasya Putri Amrullah, Syahid Ayu Diana Meilantika Bhakti, Wida Kuswida Bonifasia Ermiyati Sundaria Fadila, Yuniar Hartono Hartono Hartono Hartono Kardiatun, Tutur Kawuryan, Uji Lestari Makmuriana Lestari Makmuriana Lestari, Lilis Lubis, Ummy Athiyah Maufiroh, Maufiroh Parliani Parliani Parliani, Parliani Pratama, Kharisma Rahmawati, Siti Irma Siti Masdah Siti Rahmawati Sri Ariyanti Sundaria, Bonifasia Ermiyati Syabilla, Aulia Putri Syahid Amrullah Tauhidia, Resti Mulya tri wahyuni Tri Wahyuni Triadmodjo, Sigit Imam Utami, Wening Cory Zakiah Zakiah Zakiah Zakiah