Abstract
The increasing world population will cause many problems in various fields, especially in the social and economic fields. Thus, the government has taken an action by launching a family planning program to control the rate of population growth. One of the most popular family planning programs is the 3-month injection KB with side effects. This study aimed to determine the effect of the provision of communication, information, and education regarding the side effects of using a 3-month injection of KB on the level of knowledge of family planning acceptors about the side effects of using KB in BPM L in Banjaranyar village. This was comparative research with a quantitative approach. The number of samples was 15 respondents in both the intervention group and the control group. In addition, the data were collected using a questionnaire and were analyzed using the Fisher test. The result showed that there were 15 respondents (100%) in the intervention group with good predicate, while the level of knowledge in the control group with good predicate was 8 respondents (53%) and 7 respondents (40%) not good predicate. Then the P-value obtained from the Fisher test was 0.006, so the p-value was 0.05. There was an effect of the provision of communication, information, and knowledge regarding the side effects of using 3-month injectable contraceptives on the level of knowledge of family planning acceptors in BPM midwives in Banjaranyar village.
Highlights
The increasing number of world population will cause many problems in various fields, especially in the social and economic fields
The results of the 2017 IDHS show a higher number for active family planning, which is 63.6%
The highest number of EFAs in Indonesia was obtained in West Java with a total of 7,964,464 pairs
Summary
The increasing number of world population will cause many problems in various fields, especially in the social and economic fields. Uncontrolled population growth can cause a population explosion, and in the end there will be difficulties in distributing prosperity in society. Accordingtothe BKKBN, active family planning among PUS in Indonesia in 2019 was 62.5%, a decrease from the previous year, which was 63.27%. The results of the 2017 IDHS show a higher number for active family planning, which is 63.6%. The highest number of EFAs in Indonesia was obtained in West Java with a total of 7,964,464 pairs. The coverage of active family planning participants according to modern contraceptive methods in 2019 was as follows: Injectable contraceptives 63.7%, PIL contraceptives 17.0%, IUD/IUD contraceptives 7, 4%, MOP 0.5%, MOW 2.7%, Implants 7.4%, Condoms 1.2%. The coverage of active family planning participants according to modern contraceptive methods in 2019 was as follows: Injectable contraceptives 63.7%, PIL contraceptives 17.0%, IUD/IUD contraceptives 7, 4%, MOP 0.5%, MOW 2.7%, Implants 7.4%, Condoms 1.2%. [3]
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