FACULTY OF MEDICINE AND HEALTH SCIENCES MUHAMMADIYAH UNIVERSITY OF MAKASSAR
Thesis, 25 February 2021
1Nur Aisyah, 2dr. Dwi Andina Farzani, Sp. OG, M.Kes
1Students of the faculty of medicine and Health Sciences at the University of Muhammadiyah Makassar in 2017/ email: [email protected]
2Advisor
ABSTRACT
FACTORS AFFECTING THE INCREASING IN THE INCIDENCE OF LBWS IN PUSKESMAS MALUNDA 2017-2019
Background : WHO (World Health Organization) defines BBLR as a baby born with a weight of ≤ 2500 gr. WHO groups BBLR into 3 kinds, namely BBLR (1500–
2500 grams), BBLSR (1000-1500 grams), BBLER (< 1000 grams). According to who in 2015 in the world there is a BBLR event is 15.5%, which means about 20.6 million babies are born every year, 96.5% of them in developing countries. BBLR rate in Country development (16.5%) more than double the rate in developed Regions (7%). Low birth weight (BBLR) is one of the main problems in developing countries.1
