<![CDATA[Prolonged labor is labor that lasts 12 hours or more without the birth of the baby. WHO data in 2017 shows that birth complications contributed to 810 maternal deaths worldwide and 69,000 cases of prolonged labor. In the 2017 IDHS data, prolonged labor was the most frequently reported mild complication, namely 41%. The aim of this research is to determine the factors that influence the length of labor at TPMB Rusmaleni, SST, Ogan Komering Ulu Regency. The research design used is an analytical method with a cross-sectional approach where the independent variables (fetal weight, age, parity) and dependent variables (length of labor) are collected simultaneously, and each research object is only observed once. Based on univariate analysis, the results showed that 52.3% of respondents experienced prolonged labor, 47.7% of respondents did not experience prolonged labor, 29.2% of respondents who experienced maternal parity were at risk, 70.8% of respondents who experienced maternal parity were at risk. not at risk, as many as 27.7% of respondents who experience maternal age are at risk, as many as 72.3% of respondents who experience maternal age are not at risk, as many as 30.8% of respondents who experience fetal weight are at risk and 60.2% of respondents who experience fetal weight not risky. The results of bivariate analysis showed that there was a relationship between length of labor and maternal parity with a p value 0.00, there was a relationship between length of labor and maternal age with a p value of 0.00, there was a relationship between length of labor and fetal weight with a p value 0.00. The patient's lack of knowledge about the patient's condition causes prolonged labor so that factors that can influence prolonged labor are prevented]]>
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