The Analysis of Implementation of the Post Partum Family Planning (PFPP) Program Policy in Bekasi City in 2022: Based on BKKBN Regulation No. 18 in 2020

Authors

  • Umi Salamah University of Indonesia, Indonesia
  • Pujiyanto University of Indonesia, Indonesia

Keywords:

Post Partum Family Planning, Family Planning, Implementation Analysis

Abstract

Based on Presidential Regulation No. 18 Year 2020 about Plan Development Period Intermediate National (PDPIN) Year 2020-2024, development in Indonesia it is implemented to form Human Resources (HR) and empowered competitive and quality (Secretariat of the President of the Republic of Indonesia, 2020). Efforts to enhance HR quality among them are carried out by increasing degrees of health as well as level of education in the community (Ministry VAT / Bappenas, 2019). One of the indicators in measuring degrees of health is Maternal Mortality Rate (MMR) and Infant Mortality Rate (IMR). Mother and child health problems which are still a priority in Indonesia are its highest number of pain and deaths, especially in the group Mother pregnant, baby, and toddler. Reason its height MMR is wrong the only one is 4 (four) too or 4T, ie too old giving birth (age mother > 35 years), too young giving birth (age mother < 21 years), too near distance birth (< 3 years), and too Lots give birth to (give birth to more than 2 times). Four also give risky impact specifically for increasing Maternal Mortality Rate (MMR) and death of baby or can have bad impact on baby in her womb. Which it contains. The method used in this research is a qualitative method with design study form case studies. In this research, it is explored issues and more in-depth information regarding implementation of BKKBN Regulation No. 18 of 2020. Based on research results can be concluded as follows: Overall Postpartum family planning services are not fully compliant with BKKBN Regulation No.18/2020 still many do not understand about the definition and importance of post-natal family planning labor. So in implementation this policy is to improve the scope of Post Partum Family Planning services, to be supported by sources Power form sufficient funding to fulfill the need provide family planning for Couples of Childbearing Age (PUS) in the area. Apart from that, it needs to be supported by facilities form provision of Decision Making Tools (DMT/ABPK) , guidelines and IEC materials for power executor as well as increasing number of extension workers KB or equivalent who coordinates propulsion family planning participants to health centers and homes Sick

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Published

2024-01-01