@thesis{thesis,
		author={Herlina  Herlina and Indrasari  Nelly and Supriatiningsih  Supriatiningsih and Wulandari  Jeni},
		title ={Hypnobirthing method in the
Perspective of Local Culture Against
Maternal Complications and Their
Maternal Effects in Lampung},
		year={2020},
		url={http://repository.poltekkes-tjk.ac.id/2875/},
		abstract={The incidence of complications of childbirth in Indonesia based on the
analysis of Riskesdas 2010 in 2005-2010 is still quite high at 47.8 per cent.
The causes of maternal death in Lampung in 2018 was 32.34%
hemorrhage (Dinkes Provinsi Lampung, 2018). This study aims to know
the method of hypnobirthing in the perspective of local culture and their
effects on marternal complications. This study also seeks to explore the
experiences of pregnant women and midwives in using hypnobirthing and
social responses of culture to the method by identifying the competencies
midwives needed. This research used mixed methods embedded
concurrently.  This study used the quasi-experiment in quantitative
research, with analysis tools using the Independent Sample T-Test. While
the qualitative method using structured interviews, behavioural event
interviews, and expert panels. The population in this study were pregnant
women who have entered the third trimester of pregnancy and incorporate
all of the inclusion criteria. A sample of 60 people was divided into two
groups, 30 were in the control group and 30 were given the hypnobirthing
treatment. The average length of hypnobirthing childbirth is 7.0 hours
while that in the control group (without hypnobirthing) is nine hours with
P-Value of 0.00 (<0.05). There are significant differences in the duration
of work between hypnobirthing and non-hypnobirthing groups, while the
normal bleeding is 103cc for the hypnobirthing group and 158cc for the
non-hypnobirthing group. P-Value of 0.000 (<0.05) means that there are
significant differences in the amount of bleeding during labour between
non-hypnobirthing and hypnobirthing groups.   Experience of mothers
and midwives delivering babies by using hypnobirthing techniques help
mothers feel birthing experience quiet, comfortable, fun, no stress, and no
pain. Seven essential competencies supporting the success of midwives in 
doing hypnobirthing are interpersonal communication, understanding 
others, self-esteem, spiritual/orientation worship, influencing others,
specific knowledge of hypnobirthing, and active listening. Several things
must be considered. For example, the model (frameworks) is not too}
		}