OVERVIEW OF HANDLING PREGNANCY, CHILDBIRTH AND POSTPARTUM CONTINUOUSLY FOR THE 2019-2022 PERIOD

The student's final assignment report (LTA) is a report on the results of providing midwifery care
to pregnant women until the postpartum period, including caring for newborns and selecting
contraception on an ongoing basis with a midwifery management approach to help overcome
patient health problems comprehensively. The LTA form for DIII Midwifery Program students
is a report on continuous case management (continuity of care) since the end of the fifth semester
with lecturer guidance. Midwifery care provided is during pregnancy, postpartum delivery and
with newborn babies. Based on this, researchers are interested in exploring the description of
the management of pregnancy, childbirth and postpartum in a sustainable manner for the 20192022
period.
This
research
aims
to
identify
a
picture
of
sustainable
management
of
pregnancy,

childbirth
and
the
postpartum
period
2019-2022.
The
research
results
show
that
the
majority
of

mothers

age is in the healthy reproductive category, the mother's employment status is not
working, and the husband is self-employed. The majority of mothers' pregnancies were
secundigravida, had no history of abnormal births, and the majority had no complications in
previous births the average weight of the mothers before and during pregnancy was 50 kg to 70
kg. The baby's weight is 2500 gr to 3500 gr, and the complaint during the postpartum period is
pain in the perineum. The mother's lactation is in the normal category and the contraceptive
method that the mother wants to use and has previously used is injectable contraception..