02345nas a2200241   4500008004100000024000700041245010200048210006900150260001400219300001200233490000700245520165300252653001201905653001201917653001501929653001401944100001701958700001801975700002901993700002102022700002002043856004002063       2023                        eng d  a2800aHealth Behavior and Social Support in Postpartum Mothers Treatment in Ba'ukup Tradition in Maluku0 aHealth Behavior and Social Support in Postpartum Mothers Treatme  cJune 2023  a438-4420 v153 a<p class="rtejustify">The maternal mortality rate is still high in Indonesia and one of the priorities of government agendas to decrease, one of them is giving good treatment to Postpartum Mothers. This is very important because in the Postpartum periode, there is a risk to get bleeding and infection that has an impact on maternal death. Many Postpartum Mothers' treatment is based on local wisdom, but not all give benefits to Postpartum Mothers. The aim of this study was to analyze Ba’ukup Tradition as a Postpartum Mothers Treatment Based on Local Wisdom in Negeri Luhu, Huamual, Maluku. This study used Qualitative method with ethnographic approach. The informants were 8 people which consisted of 1 supporting informant (Traditional Midwife/ Mama Biang), 1 Midwife as a key informant and 6 ordinary informants were selected purposively with the criteria of Mothers who are carrying out Ba'ukup. Thematic data analysis and data validity used triangulation technique. The results showed that Ba’ukup tradition is an ancestral heritage felt psychically and beneficially by Postpartum Mothers such as feeling more relaxed, sleeping better, sweating and helping to increase breast milk production. Meanwhile, Ba’ukup tradition is a local wisdom in Postpartum Mothers treatment so that in its implementation, it requires the assistance of health workers because during the Postpartum period, there is a risk to get bleeding and other complications. It is suggested that there are persuasive approach and communication between health workers and the society in order to build a harmonious trust in local traditions and health services.</p>
10aBa'ukup10aHealth.10aPostpartum10aTradition1 aAsrina, Andi1 aPayapo, Rizal1 aIdris, Fairus, Concerned1 aPalutturi, Sukri1 aMallongi, Anwar  uhttps://www.phcogj.com/article/2054