PROFIL KARAKTERISTIK DAN STATUS KESEHATAN IBU YANG MENGALAMI KOMPLIKASI OBSTETRI TERHADAP KEJADIAN NEAR MISS DI KABUPATEN BOYOLALI

Abstract

Health problems are important issues currently faced by society, especially in women. In itslife cycle, women experience several important life stages and need special attention as in pregnant women.Every year around 160 million women around the world experience pregnancy. However, around 15% suffersevere complications and a third are life-threatening complications (WHO, 1998). Pregnant women are one ofthe most vulnerable groups to suffer from health problems, so during pregnancy, mothers need special attentionand comprehensive health services. The health of pregnant women is a health problem that needs to beprioritized given the still high cases of death in pregnant women. The world maternal mortality rate is estimatedat 529,000 annually (Ronsmans & Graham, 2006), this is only the tip of the iceberg of the estimated 50 millionwomen who experience morbidity due to pregnancy and birth each year (WHO, 2005). The design in this studyuses a cross sectional approach. The population in this study were all women who had obstetric complications atthe Waras Wiris Andong Regional Hospital in Boyolali. Determination of the sample size of 85 respondents witha sampling technique used is a random sample (random) which in English is called random sampling orprobability sampling. Characteristics of mothers who experience obstetric complications include: education,maternal age, parity, distance of pregnancy, and antenatal checks during pregnancy carried out by mothers inWaras Wiris Andong Regional Hospital, Boyolali Regency, which gives effect to near miss events is antenatalexamination, while other variables nothing influences. Maternal health status includes: height, nutritional status,HB levels, history of maternal diseases, and pregnancy risk factors owned by mothers in Waras Wiris AndongRegional Hospital, Boyolali, which have an influence on near miss events are history of illnesses suffered bymothers and risk factors during pregnancy. Keywords: Knowledge, Dengue Haemoragic Fever (DHF), Health Counseling