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OBJECTIVE This study aimed to determine the quality of life experienced by prolanis participants using the WHOQOL-BREF Indonesian version. Prolanis is a program designed by Social Health Insurance Administration that is integrated with the management model of chronic diseases due to the high prevalence cases of chronic disease in the community. METHODS This research was analytic observational with a cross-sectional design by exhaustive sampling technique. These instruments use WHOQOL-BREF and prolanis guidance. The samples were 86 patient which divided into two locations, that was 37 respondents from Tamamaung Primary Health Care (Puskesmas) and 49 respondents from Dahlia Puskesmas. Data collected were analyzed by chi-square statistical test to find out the association of the four domains quality of life between activeness participations and rest patterns. RESULTS Based on the analysis, the results of the general quality of life of prolanis participants in both Puskemas was not different (p-value=0.276) While the health satisfaction variable has a difference with p-value=0.000. CONCLUSION Most of the prolanis participants have a high QoL score in some facets of every domain in the WHOQOL-BREF questionnaire, but collectively results do not show an association between 4 domain quality of life to activeness participants and rest patterns. OBJECTIVE This study aimed to investigate the reasons why the mothers choose a traditional birth attendant as a birth delivery helper at Borong Health Center in East Nusa Tenggara Province. METHODS It was a qualitative study with in-depth interviews was conducted for the present study. The participants (N=16) were selected purposely, consisting of eleven mothers who gave birth at home and were assisted by traditional birth attendants, two midwives, and two active traditional birth attendants, one community leader and the head of the community health center. Open interview guidelines were used to explore the reasons why mothers still choose traditional birth attendants for their birth deliveries. Data were analyzed by thematic analysis approach. RESULTS The results of the study show that the unavailability of transportation facilities to health facilities, ancestral traditions, kinship with the traditional birth attendant, poor weather during delivery and poor road conditions made it difficult for mothers and families to go to health facilities. CONCLUSION Thus, situated by many factors, the pregnant women at Borong Health Center still choose traditional birth attendant as their delivery helper. OBJECTIVE Cross-Gender Friendship (CGFs) is a platonic relationship between men and women who are not bound. From observations at high schools in Bali. There are some teenagers that show an attitude of being able to get along with the opposite sex, while some others show attitudes such as keeping a distance, avoiding and withdrawing from their friends. In adolescent girls, some of them keep their distance from male friends. Then in men, some of them withdraw from female friends. Seeing the low phenomenon of Cross-Gender Friendship, it is necessary to provide counseling guidance by using Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT). METHODS This research is a quasi-experimental study, in which the research design uses an experimental group and a control group. The populations in this study were high school adolescents in Denpasar. Sampling was done by the purposive random technique in which the characteristics of adolescents who have low Cross-Gender Friendship. The number of samples included in the criteria was 50 respondents. Data collection was performed using a Cross-Gender Friendship questionnaire. The data analysis technique used is the t-test. RESULTS T-test results show that Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy is effectively used in developing Cross-Gender Friendship in adolescent boys and girls. CONCLUSION The low Cross-Gender Friendship in adolescents is developed using Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT). It is recommended for counselors that Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT) can be used as an alternative providing counseling services in the development of Cross-Gender Friendship in adolescents. Ralimetinib concentration OBJECTIVE The study aimed to determine whether there is an effect of back massage on the decrease in the height of uterine fundus in primiparous normal postpartum mothers. METHODS The subjects of 80 primiparous postpartum respondents using accidental sampling technique. Respondents were divided into two groups the experimental group and the control group. The intervention was carried out, i.e., back massage two times a day for 15min. Height of uterine fundus was evaluated on day 1,4,7 using an observation sheet. RESULTS Mann-Whitney U statistical test obtained a p-value less then 0.05, there is the effect significant of back massage to decrease the height of uterine fundus. CONCLUSION Our result confirmed that in Back massage can help increase the amount of the hormone oxytocin, which will have an impact on accelerating the decrease in the height of uterine fundus. BACKGROUND The issue of gender inequality in reproductive health has a role in determining contraceptive use in women. Gender issues related to inequality in decision making are the primary context in family planning interventions. The purpose of this study is to assess women's participation in decision making and its relation to an unmet need. METHODS A cross-sectional study was conducted using IDHS data in 2017. The study involved 1516 women of childbearing age (15-49 years) with married categories in areas with the high unmet need (West Papua) and the lowest unmet need area (Bangka Belitung). RESULTS Married women in the Bangka Belitung region have more power in decision making than married women in West Papua. Involvement in economic matters and the decision to use contraception as the most dominant factor and participation in the household have a significant relationship with the occurrence of unmet need, as well as education, wealth, and experience in using contraception related to unmet need. While age, fertility preference, husband's desire to have children, and involvement in health and mobility were not directly related to unmet need. CONCLUSIONS Better participation in decision making is higher for women in the Bangka Belitung region than in Papua. Empowerment of women in terms of the economy and the use of contraception needs to be improved so that they have power in decision making.