Effectiveness of I-PED (ibu percaya diri) education on maternal confidence and maternal competence to care newborn at bengkulu city

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10.2991/icihc-18.2019.9How to use a DOI?

Keywords

confidence, competence, postpartum, education

Abstract

The inability of postpartum women in caring for babies can cause emotional distress which occurs in 30% of women. This condition can make maternal confidence to be low. The aim of the study was to determine the effectiveness of antenatal education on confidence and competence in caring for a baby. Research sites at Pasar Ikan, Lempuing and Nusa Indah Kota Bengkulu. The research design used quasi experiment with pre and post test only with control group. The samples were healthy pregnant women, gestational age ≥ 34 weeks, single pregnancy. Consecutive sampling techniques with a total of 60 people. Education is given during pregnancy as much as 3 times. Measurement of confidence and competence is measured on the 10th day post partum. Competence measured using observation and confidence measured using maternal quissionair (MCQ) consists of 14 items. Analysis using paired, independent and multivariate mancova T tests. The results showed there were significant differences in mean maternal confidence and competency in caring for infants between the intervention and control groups. The difference mean of maternal confidence in the intervention group was 18.37 and control group 10.93 and the difference mean of maternal competene in the intervention group was 21.23 and in the control group 10.97 (p value 0.000).

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AU  - Asmawati
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