Development of a family support model to reduce preeclampsia through antenatal care
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Title
Development of a family support model to reduce preeclampsia through antenatal care
Subject
antenatal care, community health, maternity, social support
Description
Introduction: One of the pregnancy complications that needs to be monitored is the occurrence of preeclampsia
because it has a high risk of maternal and infant death. The risk of preeclampsia during pregnancy can be determined
through routine pregnancy checks. Routine pregnancy checks, or antenatal care, have low coverage. This study aimed
to investigate the validity of the family centered maternity care (FCMC) construct and the relationship between
pregnant women's characteristics, family characteristics, healthcare factors, sources of support, and family support in
antenatal visit adherence using structural equation modeling (SEM).
Methods: The research design was correlational, using a Cross-Sectional Study approach. A total of 135 respondents
were included in this study. The research data were analyzed using structural equation modeling.
Results: FCMC-based family support is based on the characteristics of pregnant women, family characteristics, health
services, and sources of support, with family characteristics being the most significant contributor to FCMC-based
family support. Compliance with antenatal care (ANC) visits is shaped by family characteristics, health services, and
FCMC-based family support, where FCMC-based family support is the variable that makes the most significant
contribution to ANC visit compliance for pregnant women.
Conclusions: Health services are essential for facilitating public health issues, with all efforts and activities carried out
to prevent and treat diseases. Health service officers must involve families in antenatal care to avoid complications
during pregnancy.
because it has a high risk of maternal and infant death. The risk of preeclampsia during pregnancy can be determined
through routine pregnancy checks. Routine pregnancy checks, or antenatal care, have low coverage. This study aimed
to investigate the validity of the family centered maternity care (FCMC) construct and the relationship between
pregnant women's characteristics, family characteristics, healthcare factors, sources of support, and family support in
antenatal visit adherence using structural equation modeling (SEM).
Methods: The research design was correlational, using a Cross-Sectional Study approach. A total of 135 respondents
were included in this study. The research data were analyzed using structural equation modeling.
Results: FCMC-based family support is based on the characteristics of pregnant women, family characteristics, health
services, and sources of support, with family characteristics being the most significant contributor to FCMC-based
family support. Compliance with antenatal care (ANC) visits is shaped by family characteristics, health services, and
FCMC-based family support, where FCMC-based family support is the variable that makes the most significant
contribution to ANC visit compliance for pregnant women.
Conclusions: Health services are essential for facilitating public health issues, with all efforts and activities carried out
to prevent and treat diseases. Health service officers must involve families in antenatal care to avoid complications
during pregnancy.
Creator
Nursalam Nursalam1*, Elsi Dwi Hapsari2, Setiawan Setiawan3, Diah Priyantini4, and Rifky Octavia Pradipta1
Source
http://dx.doi.org/10.20473/jn.v20i1.53752
Date
27 February 2025
Contributor
peri irawan
Format
pdf
Language
english
Type
text
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Citation
Nursalam Nursalam1*, Elsi Dwi Hapsari2, Setiawan Setiawan3, Diah Priyantini4, and Rifky Octavia Pradipta1, “Development of a family support model to reduce preeclampsia through antenatal care,” Repository Horizon University Indonesia, accessed February 21, 2026, https://repository.horizon.ac.id/items/show/11121.