Open AccessThe Influence of Women's Double Role on Childhood Survival on Low Income Family in Makassar City
Author(s) -
Nurbaeti Arifin
Publication year - 2018
Publication title -
window of health
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2614-5375
DOI - 10.33368/woh.v0i0.14
Subject(s) - nonprobability sampling , family income , promotion (chess) , test (biology) , demography , psychology , observational study , low income , child survival , child mortality , medicine , gerontology , environmental health , socioeconomics , population , sociology , economic growth , political science , economics , paleontology , pathology , politics , biology , law
Child morbidity and mortality rates in Makassar are generally high, especially in low-income families. One of the suspected cause factors is low child survival. This study aims to assess the multiple roles of mothers, the amount of husband's income, maternal education and levels mother's knowledge of health efforts for the survival of children in low-income families. The research method used was observational with cross-sectional study design. The samples studied are housewives in low income families (under UMP / UMK) who have children under five. The sample size was 92 people selected by purposive sampling. Data analysis is done with the help of computer. Hypothesis testing was performed by using independent T test, correlation test and Anova. The determinants of child survival were assessed on the basis of regression analysis double. The statistical test used the significance level of 0.05. It can be concluded that the survival of children in low-income families in Makassar is influenced by two factors: maternal education and knowledge about MCH, but the dominant is mother's knowledge. The result of the study explains that there is no significant influence of mother / woman involvement in working to find additional income of household while taking care of anak.Disulkan related institution (especially health department) more to increase promotion effort and quality of health service mother and child in low income family.