FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH MIDWIFE BEHAVIOR IN SELF PROTECTION PRACTICE AGAINST HIV AIDS WHILE HELPING CHILDBIRTH AT REGIONAL GENERAL HOSPITAL DR ABDUL AZIZ CITY OF SINGKAWANG

Yulanti, Emy and Siti Candra Sari, Utin and Fitri, Aisjah (2017) FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH MIDWIFE BEHAVIOR IN SELF PROTECTION PRACTICE AGAINST HIV AIDS WHILE HELPING CHILDBIRTH AT REGIONAL GENERAL HOSPITAL DR ABDUL AZIZ CITY OF SINGKAWANG. Pontianak International Health Conference (PIHC). ISSN 978-602-51424-0-6

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Abstract

Background; Number of HIV / AIDS Cases in West Kalimantan Province by Year of Reporting up to December 2014 HIV cases 4,574, AIDS 34.2 per 100,000 population and 567 deaths (Ministry of Health RI, 2014). Gender of 61.6% male and 34.4% female. In RSUD Dr Abdul Azis Singkawang City January to February 2016 pregnant women who checked themselves and HIV test positive HIV detected a number of 12 people. In 2015 there are 5 SC cases, 3 spontaneous deliveries, 3 cases with HIV-positive miscarriage. The highest proportion of birth attendants is a 68.6% midwife. Transmission can occur through mucous contact, such as splattered blood or amniotic water into the eyes of a birth attendant. Given that the infection can be transmitted through the blood, vaginal secretions, semen, amniotic fluid, and other body fluids, then any officer working in an environment that may be exposed to such things has a risk of contracting if they ignore infection prevention procedures, including midwives. Objective; know behavior including knowledge, attitudes, behavior in practice of self protection against HIV / AIDs when assisting childbirth at Singkawang City General Hospital. Research methods; using a quantitative method with a cross-sectional design. This research is supported by qualitative methods to support quantitative results. The population of this research is midwife who work at Regional Hospital in Singkawang City which is helping to deliver, considering the duty of midwife in maternity clinic is very high risk of contracting and transmitting infection, especially at the time of delivery aid Research result; there is no relationship of knowledge, attitude with (value ρ = 0,590) and and there is a relation of self protection tool (value ρ = 0,01) with midwife behavior in self protection practice to hiv aids at the time of helping childbirth, very low relation of knowledge, value r = 0.136) and moderate (r = 0.767) relationship with Midwife Behavior In Practice of Self Protection against HIV AIDs at the time of Helping Childbirth. Keywords : Midwife, Self Protection, HIV / AIDs, Delivery

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