| Abstrak/Abstract |
Research on social support and quality of life of puerperal women have not been done. Any support and qualityof life assessment puerperal women a barometer of success during childbirth preparation training. The purposeof this study was to examine the influence of social support on postpartum women 's quality of life. The designof this study is a longitudinal repeated measure design. Data were taken at three postnatal visits at home.Location of the study in the district of Miri as the treatment group have given preparatory training duringchildbirth (Pelatihan Persiapan Masa Nifas / PMN) ) and sub Sukodono as a control group (never given PMN).3-40 days postpartum women as research samples, and conducted from June to December 2013. Samples wereselected by purposive sampling, with the inclusion criteria postpartum women who are willing to be therespondent, lived with her husband, gave birth to a single infant of gestational age >28 weeks, and have contactwith the grandmother or grandmother-in-law or a respected family. Data were collected by questionnaire.Kolmogorov Smirnov normality test and homogeneity of variance with Levene's test 's. Analysis of thecharacteristics of respondents, the value of social support new mothers, and quality of life with descriptive. Therelationship between social support and quality of life of the mother postpartum mothers at each visit newmothers, were analyzed with logistic regression quality of life in visits 1, 2, and 3, the results of KolmogorovSmirnov normal distribution (p>0.05), and analysis of Levene’s test varies homogeneous (p>0,005 ). Post hoctests with correction Beferroni showed increased mean quality of life score visit 1 to visit 2 (60,28±8,722 to61,71±7,651) were significantly (p<0,05), and increased q |
