SUPPORTING MET NEED OF MODERN CONTRACEPTION WITH SERVICAL ACCESS AND DEMOGRAPHY CONTRIBUTION

Abstrak

Unmet need for modern contraception has increased from 2007 to 2017 based on data processed IDHS. it is necessary to know the contributing factors that cause unmet need for modern contraception. Therefore, this study aims to determine the contribution of sociodemography and access to services to the unmet need for modern contraception. This study uses a quantitative method with IDHS three data sets for further processing using the concept of unmet need for modern contraception. Bivariate analysis with chi-square was used to determine the factors that most influenced the unmet need for modern contraception. The results of the study show that sociodemographic factors of age, number of children, education, region, wealth quintile, and partner’s working status contribute to the incidence of unmet need for modern contraception. Meanwhile, the health service access factor, namely the provision of information from health workers, is related to the unmet need for modern contraception. therefore, it is necessary to treat differently in pairs with different characteristics. Likewise, health workers should increase information sharing to partners and not only for user