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The Descriptive Analysis of the National Socio-economic Survey 1992 : The Pattern of Maternal Health Services (Analisis Diskriptif Susenas 92: Pola Pelayanan Kesehatan pada Ibu)

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The high rate of pregnant women mortality in Indonesia was still a problem toward general health societies condition. The effect resulted from pregnant women mortality decreament effort could be seen from the Household Health Survey (SKRT) 1992 which was integrally done with National Social Economic Survey (SUSENAS) 1992. The data gained was analyzed descriptively to obtain a clear description on reproduction profile, socio-economics, and antenatal care. The highest number of baby birth helping process in cities were conducted by midwives (55 percent) whereas in villages (65.5 percent) conducted by traditional birth attendant. The average of 80 percent women and aged 15-49 years living either in cities or in villages, participated in family planning. The number of baby birth process in recent year either in cities and villages did not show any differences. There were 66.5 percent women in villages who came for antenatal care with the frequency of 1-3 times, whereas a number of 58,7 percent women in cities came for the similar necessity with the frequency of 4 times or more. There were only 0.6 percent of pregnant women in villages who finished their education in college, and a number of 4.6 percent finished their education up to college in cities. The reproduction profile, education, and antenatal care among women aged 15-49 years in cities were better than in the villages.

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Jurnal Jaringan Epidemiologi Nasional,(1)1995:9-15

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: ., 1995

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