Decreasing Mother's Death Rate Program In Batang Regency: An Elaborative Approach To Accelerating The Mother's Death Zero

Latif, Rr. Vita Nur and Istiqomah, Nor (2018) Decreasing Mother's Death Rate Program In Batang Regency: An Elaborative Approach To Accelerating The Mother's Death Zero. In: 3 rd International Symposium of Public Health 2018, Universitas Airlangga.

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Abstract

Introduction: In 2015 in Batang district, the number of maternal deaths was 103.26 per 100,000 live births (13 cases) and in 2016 there was an increase of 127.61 (16 cases) (Batang District Health Office, 2016). This condition shows that the figure is still above the target of the fourth 2015 Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) of 102 per 100,000 live births. health status is influenced by environmental factors, behavior, genetic and quality health services. The program to reduce maternal mortality in Batang District has been implemented since 2011 with a variety of different programs, it is important to conduct an evaluation to determine the assessment of the effectiveness and implementation of the sustainability program . The objective is to find out and provide an overview of the elaboration of the program to reduce maternal mortality in Batang District. Method: The method uses a qualitative approach with a case study approach with the main informants from the elements of the Health Service and Regional General Hospital of Batang District as PONEK Hospital, using in-depth interview guidelines, and field notes with source triangulation efforts. Results: The results of the DHO have carried out the accelerated decline in MMR & IMR, which breathes community empowerment, through classes of pregnant women even though its implementation is constrained by administrative issues. Programs such as EMAS and MPS have not been optimally implemented. the most effective and evisive program is the class of pregnant women. The general problem of the program is lack of stakeholder commitment. The Health Office has attempted to establish cross-sector cooperation in accelerating the reduction of MMR & MMR with several OPDs, such as: Bapermades, Ministry of Religion, Dindik, PU but not yet optimal. Batang's BLUD Hospital has provided optimal services in referring cases of emergency neonatal obstetric emergencies in a comprehensive manner, despite the fact that there are some technical obstacles that hinder the service process. Conclusion: Suggestions for strengthening the referral system through halo midwives, and utilization of social media. PONED Puskesmas and PONEK Hospital through intense communication between referral and referral sites, repair of referred hand over patients so that adequate treatment can be given as soon as possible.

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