Helvy Yunida

Widyaiswara BBPK Ciloto-Indonesia, Mahasiswa Pasca Sarjana Universitas Negeri Jakarta-Indonesia

DOI : https://doi.org/10.47191/ijsshr/v5-i9-34

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ABSTRACT

Continuity of care is continuous midwifery care starting from the mother during pregnancy until the mother experiences premenopause. At this time a woman needs good health services to avoid reproductive diseases so that she can carry out her role as a woman optimally, so as to prevent maternal and infant morbidity and mortality. This research design uses the SCLR (Study Case Literature Review) method. After the author carried out midwifery care using a comprehensive approach and SOAP documentation on Mrs. F from pregnancy, childbirth, postpartum, and BBL starting from January 4, 2022 - February 5 2022. Then the author will compare whether there is a gap or not, the gap between the care provided already given and existing theory. In pregnancy F has had midwifery care and no discrepancy was found between theory and real cases, Mrs. F received an examination according to the theory of pregnancy. Maternity care for Mrs. F there is no gap between the theory and the real case. Postpartum care for Mrs. F there is no gap between the theory and the real case. Mrs. F received 3 visits, namely: 6 hours, 6 days and 28 days of postpartum visits. Mrs. F is having a good postpartum period.Postpartum care for Mrs. F there is no gap between the theory and the real case. Mrs. F received 3 visits, namely: 6 hours, 6 days and 28 days of postpartum visits. Mrs. F is having a good postpartum period. Newborn care for Mrs. F there is no gap between the theory and the real case. BBL with good general condition, with normal vital signs. Strong in breastfeeding, after 28 days can 1 hour BBL suckle breast milk. Family planning care for Mrs. F there is no gap between the theory and the real case. After counseling Mrs. F chooses a 3-month injection KB with the approval of her husband. Planning to become a family planning acceptor for 3 months for 5 years.

KEYWORDS:

Early Detection, maternal, Infant, midwifery services

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