02287nas a2200253 4500008004100000245013900041210006900180260001800249300001000267490000700277520152500284653002201809653001501831653001901846653001401865100002201879700002001901700000501921700002201926700000501948700002001953700002001973856004001993 2024 eng d00aThe Implementation of Quick Wins Blood Services Program in Efforts to Prevent Maternal Deaths Due to Hemorrhage in East Lombok Regency0 aImplementation of Quick Wins Blood Services Program in Efforts t cFebruary 2024 a37-410 v163 a

The Quick Wins Blood Service Program was launched by the Ministry of Health to accelerate the fulfillment of blood needs for pregnant women with hemorrhage complications by integrating public health centers, referral hospitals, and blood transfusion units. Maternal hemorrhage deaths could be prevented if more voluntary donors regularly donated blood. Purpose: This study aims to analyze the Quick Wins Blood Service Program implementation in East Lombok Regency. Methods: This is qualitative research with a case study design. Data were collected by interviewing 11 informants from the blood transfusion unit of the hospital, the East Lombok Red Cross, Public Health Centers, the East Lombok District Health Office, and high-risk pregnant women. Results: Health services for pregnant women have been adequately provided. However, some midwives do not conduct home visits and only wait for patients at the posts (polindes) in some areas or only do examinations at the integrated health services posts (Posyandu). Blood services have been good, but more blood stocks are often needed due to a lack of donor interest. Preparing prospective donors for pregnant women in the Quick Wins program is not always carried out because pregnant women and their families assume that blood is always available at referral hospitals. Conclusion: The Quick Wins Blood Service Program has been well implemented but needs to be more optimal.

10aBlood Transfusion10aHemorrhage10aMaternal Death10aPregnancy1 aUmmah, Alfina, H.1 aNasir, Sudirman1 a1 aRiskiyani, Shanti1 a1 aSaleh, Lalu, M.1 aMallongi, Anwar uhttps://www.phcogj.com/article/2206