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Description of Therapeutic Communication of Midwives in Assisting with Childbirth at the Partner Clinic of the Santa Elisabeth Health Sciences College, Medan, 2019 2025 Panjaitan, Intan Aprillia; Oktaviance, R.; Veronika, Anita
Science: Indonesian Journal of Science Vol. 2 No. 5 (2026)
Publisher : Universitas Pahlawan Tuanku Tambusai

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.31004/sciencejurnalkesehatanmasyarakatdanteknologiterapan.v2i5.409

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Therapeutic communication is a crucial aspect of midwifery care that helps laboring mothers feel more comfortable, reduces anxiety, and facilitates the healing process. Ineffective communication may negatively impact a mother's birthing experience. Objective: This study aims to describe the therapeutic communication of midwives in labor assistance at affiliated clinics of Santa Elisabeth School of Health Sciences Medan in 2025. Methods: This descriptive study involve 30 midwives from affiliated clinics using total sampling. Data are collected using a questionnaire as the primary instrument. Results: The results showed that most midwives have good therapeutic communication (76.7%), moderate (20%), and poor (3.3%). Communication is also influenced by age and length of work experience.Conclusion: The majority of midwives in affiliated clinics demonstrated good therapeutic communication during labor assistance. Ongoing training is needed to enhance communication skills, especially for midwives with less work experience
Co-Authors Ambarita, Bernadetta Arisandi, Ermawaty Bangun, Seri Rayani Br Sitepu, Aprilita Br. Situmeang, Cintia Delviana Ginting, Agustaria Gustina Simamora, Hetty Hutapea, Rina Kristina, Elsa Lingga, Modesta manik, risda mariana Mariana Manik, Risda Meisa, Manda Natalia, Inri Oktaviance, R. Oktaviance.S, R. Panjaitan, Intan Aprillia Perangin-Angin, Erse Mei Lurisa Br Rahmah, Lili Fitriati Ritha, Aniah Ritha, Aniyah S, R Oktaviance S, R. Oktaviance. S, R.Oktaviance. S., R. Oktaviance Siallagan, Ermawaty Arisandi Simarmata, Putri Kasih SINABARIBA, MERLINA sinabarina, Merlina Sinaga, Desriati Sitepu, Aprilita Sitepu, Aprilita Br Sitepu, Aprilita Br. Sri Martini Sumardiani, Lilis Tarigan, Sarah Saputri Zebua, Junita