Evaluation of Momentum Male Sterilization Service Effectiveness as an Attempt to Reach MURI Record
Abstract: Family Planning (FP)
program achievement in North Sumatera Province is less encouraging. Total
fertility rate in North Sumatera (3.0) is higher than the national (2.6) and
contraceptive prevalence (55.9%) is lower than the national (61.4%). As one
strategy to increase FP participation, momentum sterilization service was
feared not to meet the medical care standard because related to Indonesian
Record Museum. This evaluation aimed to explain service quality and
satisfaction among male sterilization acceptors. Both qualitative and
quantitative evaluation were done cross sectionally against FP officers,
prospectives and acceptors who received medical procedure during momentum
service performed in 13 health facilities in Medan City, North Sumatera on
October 23 to 24, 2012. Qualitative data were obtained through in-depth
interview towards subdistrict and village FP managers. Quantitative data
regarding prospective acceptors and a structured questionnaire to subsample of
male sterilization acceptors were collected by the provider at the service
location. Results showed the relatively smooth preparation, mobilization,
Information, Education and Communication, male sterilization services and its
reporting records. Implementation of male sterilization service had served 1379
of 2001 prospective acceptors targetted, so the national record was achieved.
Almost all respondents were satisfied with the services provided both by FP and
medical officers.
Keywords: Male sterilization;
momentum family planning services; MURI record
Author: Endah Winarni,
Muhammad Dawam
Journal Code: jpkesmasgg170001
