Indriati Paskarini, - and Tri Martiana, - and Firman Suryadi Rahman, - and Putri Ayuni Alayyannur, - and Shintia Yunita Arini, - (2021) Pregnancy Disorders and Access to Female Workers’ Health Services in Sidoarjo Industrial Area During Covid-19 Pandemic. Indian Journal of Forensic Medicine & Toxicology, 15 (2). pp. 2591-2596. ISSN 09743391

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Abstract

Maternal health is part of public health that will show a positive trend if there is a decrease in maternal mortality and an increase in delivery assistance provided by health workers in health service facilities. to know the relationship between pregnancy disorders and access to health services for female workers in the industrial area of Sidoarjo. this research was cross-sectional The sample of this study was 159 midwives. ANC visits of female workers are still low and have not reached 90%. Many female workers have experienced various pregnancy disorders. These pregnancy disorders include; abortion, anemia, and Hyperemesis GravidarumThe biggest obstacle to antenatal care performed by female workers is time and cost. During the Covid-19 pandemic, antenatal care services have made adaptations by implementing the COVID-19 health protocol.

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