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Okinarum G Y, Ceria I. Indonesian Fathers’ Perceptions of Maternal Healthcare During the Perinatal Period. JCCNC 2025; 11 (2) :161-172
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Indonesian Fathers’ Perceptions of Maternal Healthcare During the Perinatal Period. نشریه مراقبت پرستاری مددجو محور. 1404; 11 (2) :161-172
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Background: In Indonesia, a developing nation characterized by a robust patriarchal culture, paternal involvement during the perinatal phase is uncommon. However, this involvement is crucial for improving the well-being of both mother and child and for attaining optimal maternal-fetal outcomes. This study sought to explore fathers’ perceptions and experiences about maternal health care throughout the perinatal period in Indonesia.
Methods: This study employed a qualitative approach, using a descriptive qualitative design and purposive sampling technique. We recruited 30 participants from 8 regions in Indonesia and conducted 3 focus group discussions on the Zoom Meeting platform, each lasting about 60 minutes. This research employed conventional content analysis, utilizing NVivo software to manage the data.
Results: The research identified 4 themes that characterize paternal involvement in maternal and child health care during the perinatal period in Indonesia: financial support, ensuring a healthy pregnancy, preparing for a safe birth, and postpartum support elements.
Conclusion: Fathers’ notable willingness to engage in maternal and neonatal health care during the perinatal period signifies a shift in cultural patriarchy in Indonesia. This change may stem from their readiness to assume paternal roles, fostering a beneficial welfare environment for mothers and children.
Methods: This study employed a qualitative approach, using a descriptive qualitative design and purposive sampling technique. We recruited 30 participants from 8 regions in Indonesia and conducted 3 focus group discussions on the Zoom Meeting platform, each lasting about 60 minutes. This research employed conventional content analysis, utilizing NVivo software to manage the data.
Results: The research identified 4 themes that characterize paternal involvement in maternal and child health care during the perinatal period in Indonesia: financial support, ensuring a healthy pregnancy, preparing for a safe birth, and postpartum support elements.
Conclusion: Fathers’ notable willingness to engage in maternal and neonatal health care during the perinatal period signifies a shift in cultural patriarchy in Indonesia. This change may stem from their readiness to assume paternal roles, fostering a beneficial welfare environment for mothers and children.
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