| dc.description.abstract | Male participation is the responsibility of the involvement, participation of family
planning (FP), reproductive health, healthy sexual behavior safe for their self, spouse
and family. IDHS 2012 reported the total of male contraceptive use was only 2.7%,
while the target for the achievement of the MDG's RPJMN 2015 was an increase in
new male participants FP 4.5%. This study was to determine differences in male
participation in contraceptive use in Indonesia in 2012. This study was cross
sectional analytic design. Source of data obtained from IDHS 2012 with a sample
size of 9,249 men. This study analyzed using univariable, bivariable analysis with
Chi-square test with significance level of 5% (α = 0.05). The results of this study
showed that age, parity, residence, education, economic status, exposure to
magazines/newspapers and discussion of FP with wife, family and neighbor/friend
had significant male participation in contraceptive use. Factors that predisposition to
participate in contraceptive use was residence, education, economic status and
discussion of FP with wife, family and neighbor/friend. Parity, exposure to
magazines/newspapers and discussion of FP have significance to the male
participation the use of modern contraception. Factor that are likely to use
vasectomy are discussion of family and parity. National Family Planning
Coordinating Agency (FPCA) expected to campaign through the television on gender
equality and male contraceptive methods that participate in the use of contraceptives
and increase the availability of health care facilities for men and vasectomy
specialists in rural areas. | en_US |
