Perbedaan Pengetahuan Remaja Tentang Seks Bebas Di SMA Perkotaan Dan Pedesaan Kabupaten Kudus

Lack of understanding of sexual behavior in adolescence is very harmful for young people themselves, including their families, because at this stage. Based on age, adolescents aged 10-19 years as many as 135 846 which partly was in high school. This study was an observational study with cross sectional approach. The sampling technique used was cluster random sampling. Analysis of the data used is the comparative test using independent t test to determine differences in tilapia averaged between one group against another unrelated. Data processing is done by univariate and multivariate analysis. This study obtained a result that students' knowledge about sex in high school at 83.42 and in the Urban Rural High School at 81.26, so it can be the difference between the two high school knowledge is 2, 16. And when viewed from different test p value between two high school proficiency level shows that the p value of 0.000. Value indicates less than 0.05, so it can be concluded that there is a difference between high school students' knowledge of urban and rural high school students in the district of Kudus

Difference Analysis of the Implementation of Ten Steps to Successful Breastfeeding Between Private and Public Hospitals in District of Kudus

Ten Steps to Successful Breastfeeding (TSSB) is a key of successful exclusive breastfeeding. Theimplementation of TSSB at hospitals in District of Kudus was influenced by a difference bureaucraticsystem between private and public hospitals. This research aimed to analyze the difference of theTSSB implementation for successful breastfeeding between private and public hospitals in Districtof Kudus.This was qualitative research. Main informants encompassed head of childbirth room, midwives ofMaternal and Child Health, 2 obstetricians, and 3 midwives at post-natal room. Meanwhile,informants for triangulation purpose encompassed director, manager of nursing, 3 post-natalpatients, and 2 pregnant women at each hospital. Data were collected by in-depth interview andanalysed using a method of content analysis.The result of this research showed that some differences of the implementation of TSSB betweenprivate and public hospitals were as follows: at private hospitals, there was any formula milkwithout indication, joined treatment room was still partial (2 hours a day), and there was lack ofsupport for mother in providing breastfeeding in accordance with babies' need. In addition, therewas any dot and there was no a support group of breastfeeding. These problems were due to limitationof resource, low commitment of an implementer, and lack of external environment support. In contrast,public hospitals had not provided information to pregnant women and had not formed a supportgroup of breastfeeding. These problems were due to limitation of resource particularly funding fortraining and providing information media.As suggestions, private hospitals need to improve midwifery services in accordance with a standardof a hospital accreditation system from the government. In addition, public hospital need to increasefunds for training and providing information media