PENERAPAN EBP DALAM

PELAYANAN KEBIDANAN
 “Kami ridho Allah SWT sebagai Tuhanku, Islam
sebagai agamaku, dan Nabi Muhammad sebagai
Nabi dan Rasul, Ya Allah, tambahkanlah kepadaku
ilmu dan berikanlah aku kefahaman”
NEWBORN
• CARE OF THE NEWBORN IMMEDIEATELY AFTER BIRTH

Suction in Suction in
Immediate drying
Newborns who Newborns who DO
and additional Cord Clamping
start breating on NOT start breating
stimulation
their own on their own

Skin To Skin
Initiation of Vitamin K
Contact in First
breastfeeding Prophylaxis
hour of life
• POSTNATAL CARE

Timing of Timing and Home visits in

Discharge from number of the forst week of
the health facility postnatal contacs life

Assessment of Exclusive
cord care
newborn breastfeeding

Keeping the
newborn warm
Assessment of the newborn
• The family should be encouraged to seek health care early if they
identify any of the above danger signs inbetween postnatal care
visits.
• (1) stopped feeding well,
• (2) history of convulsions,
• (3) fast breathing,
• (4) severe chest in-drawing,
• (5) no spontaneous movement,
• (6) temperature >37.5°C,
• (7) temperature <35.5°C,
• (8) any jaundice in first 24 hours of life, or yellow palms and soles at
any age
• NEWBORN IMMUNIZATION

Hepatitis Oral Polio

B Vaccine

BCG

• Vitamin A supplementation within the first 28 days after birth

• Kangaroo mother care is recommended for the routine care of
newborns weighing 2000 gr or less at birth, and should be
initiated in health-care facilities as soon as the newborns are
clinically stable
• Unstable newborns weighing 2000 g or less at birth, or stable
newborns weighing less than 2000 g who cannot be given
Kangaroo mother care, should be cared for in a thermos-
neutralenvironment either under radiant warmers or in
incubators.
WHO recommendations on antenatal care (ANC) for a positive pregnancy
experience
recommendations on intrapartum care for a
positive childbirth experience
Surat Edaran HK.02.01/I/2007/2021 tentang
Vaksinasi Covid-19 Bagi Ibu Hamil
Postpartum