Fenomena Kesehatan Remaja Imigran Indonesia dan Remaja Indonesia

Objective:
The purpose of this study was to describe the phenomenon of
Reproductive Health for Indonesian Immigrant Adolescents and Indonesian
Adolescents
Methods: The research was conducted using qualitative methods with a
phenomenological approach. The data analysis used is descriptive. Data
assessment is carried out based on existing data, and conclusions will be drawn.
The existing qualitative data is processed according to the variables included in the
research using the induction method. In-depth interviews were carried out during
the data collection procedure. The population in this study was all Indonesian
immigrant youth and an Indonesian youth. The research sample was 56 female
students. Sampling method with purposive sampling. This research was conducted
in January 2021.
Results: The results showed that most respondents, namely 30 respondents or
53.57%, had a girlfriend. The results showed that 31 respondents, or 55.36%
answered that their friends were pregnant before marriage, and 44.64% answered
that none of their friends got pregnant before marriage. The results of research
related to intentional abortion showed that the majority, namely 45 respondents or
80.36%, stated that none of their friends had abortions. There were 11 respondents
or 19.64%, said their friend had an abortion. The program of health service
providers has implemented programs related to adolescent reproductive health
properly, which are supported by the existence of policies and facilities for health
service providers related to adolescent reproductive health. However, the obstacles
experienced in implementing the program were time and the lack of optimal
assistance specifically for adolescents by health service providers.
Conclusion: Most of the respondents already have a girlfriend. Most adolescent
courtship styles lead to free sex. Some of the suggestions put forward are the need
for supervision and guidance for students from parents and schools and the
community both at school and at home; it is necessary to optimize the existence of
Adolescent Information and Counseling Centers in Indonesia and Malaysia, which
help increase knowledge and counseling about reproductive health and establish
cooperation between institutions related to the implementation of counseling for
the resilience of adolescent reproductive health and the dangers of deviant sexual
behavior.