Evaluation of Maternal Mortality

Recording and Reporting by

Coordinator Midwives in Blora District,
Central Java 2017

By: G J. Tampubolon, T B. Rahayujati, H. Indriyanti

• Outline..
1. Introduction
2. Metode
3. Result, And
4. Conclusion
1. Introduction
• Maternal Mortality Rate (MMR) in
SDGs • 72/100.000 KH
Blora District in the last 3 years is
quite high compare to the
Sustainability Development Goals
RKPD • 98/100.000 KH
(SDGs) indicators that 72/100,000 live
Blora births.
• The highest mortality rate was in 2016
that reached 185/100,000 live births.
Dinkes • 185/100.000 KH (2016) Although the rate declined to
• 126/100.000 KH (2017) 126/100,000 live births in 2017
Blora
Introductio (1)..
• A preliminary review of the Maternal Mortality Surveillance
System (MMSS) data for Blora district for the period
January to Oktober 2017 revealed that data were not
analized optimally.
• There were also delays in reporting of some maternal
deaths. Poor reporting indicated shortcomings in the MMSS
in Blora district.
• Therefore this study was conducted to determine the
application of maternal mortality recording and reporting in
Blora District.
2. Metode
Design Time Subject Data Collection

• Evaluation • December • The subject of • Data were

study using 2017 to the study is 26 collected by
quantitative January 2018 coordinator interview and
descriptive midwives in observation on
analysis primary health surveillance
service (PHC) data reporting
• Programmer form (PWS
Maternal and KIA, OVM)
Child Health
(MCH) in
District Health
Office
3. Result
• Data recording and reporting carried out through
cohort recapitulation in local area monitoring
MCH, 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.
Result..
• Out of 15 maternal mortality, there were 5 (33,3%)
epidemiology investigation forms that were
incompletely filled by midwives responsible and 12
(80%) epidemilogy investigation 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.
4. Conclussion
• The evaluation showed recording and reporting maternal
mortality still unsatisfying.
• Still found in forms epidemilogi investigation (OVM)
incomplete and OVM were conducted by midwives not had
training of epidemiology investigation maternal mortality.
• That it is required to build and capacitas, knowledge throught
training on Maternal Mortality Surveillance (MMS) system,
recording and reporting, as well as the implementation of
epidemilogy investigation.
Thank you