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    This document summarizes an evaluation of maternal mortality recording and reporting by midwives in Blora Regency, Indonesia in 2017. The maternal mortality rate was quite high at 185 deaths per 100,000 live births in 2016, though it declined to 126 in 2017. The evaluation found that 10% of data reported to the district health office was late and 100% of women of reproductive age data was not collected. Only 66.7% of epidemiology investigation forms for maternal deaths were fully completed by midwives. Additionally, 80% of investigations were conducted by midwives without training and 26.9% of midwives had no training in maternal and child health recording and reporting. The evaluation concluded that recording and reporting of maternal mortality needs improvement

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    This document summarizes an evaluation of maternal mortality recording and reporting by midwives in Blora Regency, Indonesia in 2017. The maternal mortality rate was quite high at 185 deaths per 100,000 live births in 2016, though it declined to 126 in 2017. The evaluation found that 10% of data reported to the district health office was late and 100% of women of reproductive age data was not collected. Only 66.7% of epidemiology investigation forms for maternal deaths were fully completed by midwives. Additionally, 80% of investigations were conducted by midwives without training and 26.9% of midwives had no training in maternal and child health recording and reporting. The evaluation concluded that recording and reporting of maternal mortality needs improvement

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    This document summarizes an evaluation of maternal mortality recording and reporting by midwives in Blora Regency, Indonesia in 2017. The maternal mortality rate was quite high at 185 deaths per 100,000 live births in 2016, though it declined to 126 in 2017. The evaluation found that 10% of data reported to the district health office was late and 100% of women of reproductive age data was not collected. Only 66.7% of epidemiology investigation forms for maternal deaths were fully completed by midwives. Additionally, 80% of investigations were conducted by midwives without training and 26.9% of midwives had no training in maternal and child health recording and reporting. The evaluation concluded that recording and reporting of maternal mortality needs improvement

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    This document summarizes an evaluation of maternal mortality recording and reporting by midwives in Blora Regency, Indonesia in 2017. The maternal mortality rate was quite high at 185 deaths per 100,000 live births in 2016, though it declined to 126 in 2017. The evaluation found that 10% of data reported to the district health office was late and 100% of women of reproductive age data was not collected. Only 66.7% of epidemiology investigation forms for maternal deaths were fully completed by midwives. Additionally, 80% of investigations were conducted by midwives without training and 26.9% of midwives had no training in maternal and child health recording and reporting. The evaluation concluded that recording and reporting of maternal mortality needs improvement

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    Evaluation of Maternal Mortality Recording and Reporting by Coordinator

    Midwives in Blora Regency 2017

    Gumson Josua Tampubolon1, Theodola Baning Rahayujati2, Henny Indriyanti3


    1. Field Epidemiology Training Program, Fakultas Kedokteran, Kesehatan Masyarakat dan
    Keperawatan Universitas Gadjah Mada
    2. Field Epidemilogy Program, IKM FKKMK Universitas Gadjah Mada
    3. Blora District Health Office

    Introduction: Maternal Mortality Rate (MMR) in Blora District in the last 3 years
    is quite high compare to the Sustainability Development Goals (SDGs) indicators
    that 72/100,000 live births. The highest mortality rate was in 2016 that reached
    185/100,000 live births. Although the rate declined to 126/100,000 live births in
    2017. Furthermore, this study was conducted to determine the application of
    maternal mortality recording and reporting in Blora District.

    Method: The design of the study is a descriptive observational study. The subject
    of the study is 26 coordinator midwives in primary health service (PHC) and 2
    programmer Maternal and Child Health (MCH) was implemented Desember 11,
    2017 to January 30, 2018. Data were collected by interview and observation and
    analyzed as quantitative data.

    Result: Data recording and reporting carried out through cohort recapitulation in
    local area monitoring MHC, showed that there are 10% data reported to the district
    health office were not punctual and 100% women of reproductive age (WUS) data
    were not collected by coordinator midwives. This was cause non of them ever had
    sosialization of maternal mortality surveillance system. Out of 15 maternal
    mortality, there were 5 (33,3%) epidemiology investigation forms that were
    incompletely filled by coordinator midwives responsible and 12 (80%) PE were
    conducted by midwives, which led to information bias and under reporting because
    midwives not had training of epidemiology investigation maternal mortality.
    Furthermore, there are 26,9% coordinator midwives who have not had any training
    of MCH recording and reporting.
    Conclusion: The evaluation showed recording and reporting maternal mortality not
    optimal. That it is required to build and capacitas, knowledge throught training on
    MMS system, recording and reporting, as well as the implementation of
    epidemilogy investigation.
    Keywords: Evaluation, Maternal Death, Surveillance System, Blora

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