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Administrasi dan Kebijakan Kesehatan

ISSN 1412-8853

Vol. 6 / No. 1 / Published : 2008-01

Order : 5, and page :24 - 29

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Original Article :

Cost effectiveness analysis of iud, injection and pills contraception methods through quality of life approach

Author :

  1. I WAYAN SUMAWAN*1
  2. ernawaty*2
  1. Dinkes dan Keluarga Berencana Kab.Tabanan, Jl. Gunung Agung no. 82 Tabanan 82114, Indonesia.
  2. fakultas kesehatan masyarakat, universitas airlangga

Abstract :

IUD, injection and pills are the most common Family Planning (FP) method used in the working area of Marga II Public Health Center (PHC). But the occurrence of many side-effects (52.06%) and drop-out rate (3.70%) might lessen acceptors’ life quality as well as reduce cost effectiveness. This research aims to determine the most effective contraceptive method among IUD, injection and pills in the working area of Marga II PHC based on the length-of-use associated with acceptor’s life quality. This was a case study or field observation with 55 FP respondents. Observation and calculation was done to respondents from each method pertaining to total cost expended for obtaining FP service. To calculate the cost effectiveness of the contraceptive method, the Cost Effectiveness Ratio (CER) value from each method was counted by firstly: comparing the total cost of all three methods and the-length-of-use with the objective of all three methods; secondly: comparing the total cost with the value of the quality of life of all three methods. The result showed private practice midwives (>70%) and PHC (25%) were the main choice of obtaining FP service. The conclusion revealed the longer the method is utilized, the higher the quality of life is, for the-length-of-use < 1 month until < 3 months, pills were the most effective, but for the-length-of-use 3 month until 1 year, injections were the most effective. CER per normative objective showed the pills method was the most effective

Keyword :

: cost effectiveness analysis, quality of life, contraception methods

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References :

Widyastuti,(2007) Perilaku Menggunakan Kondom pada Wanita Penjaja Seks Jalanan di Jakarta Timur Tahun 2006 Vol 1 No 4 : Jurnal Kesehatan Masyarakat Nasional





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Volume : 6 / No. : 1 / Pub. : 2008-01
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  4. Public Health Center Tariff Rationalization Based On Unit Cost Analysis
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  7. Diagnosis Related Group’s Of Five Majority Diseases With The Present Value Computation
  8. Reason Behind The Utilization Of Maternal Health Services
  9. Insurance Contract Using Multi-party Contract Model
  10. Efforts To Increase Maternal Delivery Services By Health Personnel Based On Need And Demand Analysis

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