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14. Indonesia special sessions

Abstract

For most adolescents in Indonesia cities, the use of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) are an
integral part of their daily lives. However, unlike their children, most parents are not familiar or have no sufficient
knowledge on ICTs. This has widened the communication gaps between adolescents and their parents. Using
combination of quantitative and qualitative approach between the period of 2016-2018 in Medan, Surabaya, and
Mataram, this paper explores the experiences of adolescents’ in communicating with their parents regarding risky
ICTs related activities. A representative survey (N 401) among never married adolescents aged 15-24 in Medan
showed the most respondents accessing the internet (96%), Instagram (83%), and Line (83%) frequently. While only
26% reported use ICTs to communicate with their parents. The survey also found several respondents have involved
in risky behaviors including sexual-intercourse or petting (11%) and consuming drugs (4%). In-depth interviews
revealed that cyber-bullying is common among young people, either as victims or as offenders. Nevertheless none
of FGD’s participants said they ever discuss online activities with their parents. They believe their parents would not
understand. To bridge the gaps this study recommend comprehensive as well as an integrated programs and
information for both adolescents and parents.

1348 Survival Analysis of the Association between Full Antenatal Care Services and
Infant Mortality in Indonesia

Rahul Kumar Jha, Shriya Bajaj, Rambabu Bhagat
International Institute for Population Sciences, Mumbai, India

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14. Indonesia special sessions

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Background: Infant mortality is still high in Indonesia. The country’s access to maternal health care utilization
services is limited, antenatal care utilization offers improved maternal health and birth outcomes.

Objective: The study aims to examine the association between utilization of full antenatal care services and infant
mortality.

Method: The present study based on the secondary data, of Indonesian Demographic Health Survey 2017, which
used multistage cluster sampling technique. The bi-variate and multivariate logistic regression model has been
applied to see the association between utilization of antenatal care services and infant mortality.

Result: The result shows that utilization of full antenatal care services in Indonesia was only 21%, which is not
satisfactory and needs special attention. The analysis also shows that those women who received full antenatal care
services, they had significantly low infant mortality, which was 13%, as compare to those women who did not get
full antenatal care services among them it is 86%. The study shows the prominent role of utilization of full antenatal

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