Factors Associated with Compliance with Repeat Visits in 1-Month Birth Control Acceptors at PMB G
Keywords:
Knowledge, Husband's Support, Compliance, Monthly Contraceptive InjectionAbstract
Family planning is an effort to regulate the birth of children, the ideal birth distance and age, regulate pregnancy, protection and assistance in accordance with reproductive rights to create a quality family. Acceptor compliance with injectable contraceptive visits is very important so that the goal of contraceptive use can be achieved, preventing unwanted pregnancies. Decreasing birth control visits or family planning participation will result in a high risk of pregnancy. Objective: To find out the factors related to compliance with repeat visits in 1-month contraceptive injection acceptors at PMB G. This research is a quantitative study with a cross-sectional design method. The population is 90 people receiving 1-month injectable contraceptives and a sample of 30 people using total sampling technique. The majority of respondents had good knowledge, 15 people (50%), 18 people (60%) who were supported by their husbands, and 19 people (63%) who complied with the 1-month injection re-visit. There is a relationship between knowledge and compliance with 1-month injection return visits with a p-value of 0.01, and there is a relationship between husband's support and compliance with 1-month injection return visits with a p-value of 0.01. There is a relationship between factors, which is knowledge and the husband's support for compliance with the 1-month KB injection visit at PMB G. It is hoped that this can help as input for health workers to pay more attention and remind acceptors to make timely return visits.
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