MATERNITAS
DAN TREND ISSUE
KEPERAWATAN MATERNITAS
By.
Monna Maharani Hidayat, M.Kep., Ns.Sp.Kep.Mat.
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KEPERAWATAN MATERNITAS
TRENDS
Past Trends
Current Trends
Future Trends
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PAST TRENDS
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PAST TRENDS
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PAST TRENDS
FCMC
(Family-centered maternity care)
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Participation of the partner
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Participation of the partner
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Participating of the Partner in Birthing Ball
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Participating of the Partner in Counter
Pressure
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SUPPORT FOR FCMC
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FAMILY-CENTERED CARE
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FCMC
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FCMC
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PRINSIP DASAR FCMC
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FUTURE TRENDS
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ISSUE MATERNITAS YG BERKAITAN
DG ASPEK LEGAL & ETIK
Prekonsepsi a.l: konseling seksual, sterilisasi,
konseling genetik, fertilisasi invitro, dan
transplantasi embrio, inseminasi buatan,
diagnosa prenatal, screning massa, penelitian
fetal dan melahirkan di rumah.
Intranatal a.l: monitor fetal, anestesi,
komplikasi maternal, stillbirth infant.
Postpartum: perdarahan.
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ISSUE SOSIAL
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ETHICAL ISSUE for NURSES PROVIDING
PERINATAL CARE
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THE CODE of NURSES (1985)
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PROBLEM SOLVING
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LABOR NURSES’VIEWS OF THEIR INFLUENCE ON
CESAREAN BIRTH
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Results
Nurses overwhelmingly agreed nursing care can
influence mode of birth. They described
multiple strategies routinely used to help a
woman avoid a cesarean, which were
categorized into three main themes:
• support,
• advocacy, and
• interactions with physicians.
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• Support was emotional, informational, and
physical.
• Advocacy involved advocating for women and
helping women advocate for themselves.
Nurses tried to focus on positive aspects of
labor progress when communicating with
physicians.
• Descriptions of interactions with some
physicians implied less than optimal
teamwork and lack of collaboration.
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• Conclusion: Labor nurses are likely influential
in whether some women have a cesarean.
They reported consistently taking an active
role to help women avoid a cesarean.
Promoting vaginal birth as appropriate to the
clinical situation was a high priority.
• Trust, partnership, and respect for roles and
responsibilities of each discipline were not
evident in some of the clinical situations
nurses described.
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EBP in Maternity Nursing
September / October 2019
• Reduction of Opioid Consumption after Cesarean Birth
• Low-Risk Women in Early Labor: Admit or Delay Until
Active Labor?
• Fetal Monitoring Safety Nurse
• Bedside Music Therapy during Antepartum and
Postpartum Hospitalization
• Substance Use Disorder
• Caring for Women with Gestational Diabetes in Rural
Appalachia
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November / December 2019
• Abdominal Binders for Comfort after Cesarean Birth:
RCT
• Uncertainty with High Risk Pregnancy
• Reasons Mothers Cease Breastfeeding Earlier than
Planned
• Newborn Screening Bloodspot Repositories
• Mothers Interacting with Infants after Traumatic
Childbirth
• Improving Perinatal Care with Theory Application
• Breastfeeding Support
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Nurse Ethics
(J Med Ethics Hist Med 9:5 June, 2016)
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Empathy with the patient
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Protecting the patient
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