Mempelajari teknik Strategi Konseling Berimbang

Summary

This training equips cadre mothers with balanced counseling strategies for family planning. Using tools like the Hi algorithm and counseling cards, the program helps counselors guide pregnant women through a three-stage process: pre-election, method selection, and post-election. Each stage involves asking key questions, offering appropriate family planning options, and ensuring understanding. By following a structured, patient-centered approach, the goal is to empower mothers to make informed decisions about contraception, based on their personal health and preferences.

Takeaways

• 😀 The purpose of this training is to equip cadre mothers with the knowledge to provide counseling using balanced counseling strategies.
• 😀 The training includes four key tools: the Hi algorithm, Hi Counseling Card, Who Mbak (medical eligibility chart for contraception), and Quick Choice of Postpartum Family Planning.
• 😀 The balanced counseling strategy is divided into three main stages: pre-election, method selection, and post-election.
• 😀 In the pre-election stage, cadre mothers assess the mother's desire for more children, timing preferences, breastfeeding plans, and awareness of postpartum fertility.
• 😀 The pre-election stage also involves using different cards (e.g., the Empop card and MW cards) based on the mother’s responses.
• 😀 During the method selection stage, appropriate family planning methods are chosen based on the mother's preferences, which are explained using counseling cards.
• 😀 In the post-election stage, the cadre mother explains the selected method, ensuring it fits the mother's health condition and understanding any contraindications.
• 😀 If the selected method is not suitable due to health reasons, the counseling process may return to the selection stage.
• 😀 The counseling process includes providing brochures and ensuring the mother's understanding through open-ended questions, like asking about contraindications for the chosen method.
• 😀 The final step is recording the results of the counseling session in the provided cadre counseling report.

Q & A

What is the main purpose of the balanced counseling training?

The purpose of the training is to equip cadre mothers with the ability to provide an overview of balanced counseling strategies and practice counseling using these strategies, specifically in the context of family planning.

What are the four main tools used in the balanced counseling strategy?

The four main tools used in the balanced counseling strategy are the Hi Algorithm, the Hi Counseling Card, the Who Mbak chart (for medical eligibility criteria), and the Postpartum Family Planning Quick Choice tool.

What are the three stages of the balanced counseling strategy?

The three stages of the balanced counseling strategy are the Pre-Election Stage, the Method Selection Stage, and the Post-Election Stage.

What does the Pre-Election Stage focus on?

The Pre-Election Stage focuses on greeting the mother, introducing the counselor, and asking key questions related to family planning preferences, such as whether the mother wants to have another child after childbirth and if she plans to breastfeed.

How does the cadre mother determine which counseling cards to use in the Pre-Election Stage?

The cadre mother determines which cards to use based on the mother's answers to specific questions. For example, if the mother plans to breastfeed, the 3-month injection card and 1-month injection card are set aside for potential use.

What happens if a mother answers that she does not plan to breastfeed her baby?

If the mother does not plan to breastfeed, the Malut card is set aside, indicating that specific family planning methods related to breastfeeding are not considered.

In the Method Selection Stage, how does the cadre mother help the mother choose a family planning method?

In the Method Selection Stage, the cadre mother arranges suitable family planning counseling cards based on their effectiveness, explains each method to the mother, and helps her choose the method that best fits her needs and preferences.

What should a cadre mother do if the mother is confused about the counseling options?

If the mother is confused, the cadre mother should provide clearer, more detailed information about the available family planning methods to help the mother make an informed choice.

What happens in the Post-Election Stage if the chosen method is not suitable for the mother?

If the chosen method is not suitable for the mother, or there are contraindications (such as a medical history), the cadre mother will revisit the Method Selection Stage to explore alternative methods.

Why is it important for the cadre mother to ask the mother to repeat contraindications during the Post-Election Stage?

It is important for the cadre mother to ask the mother to repeat contraindications to ensure that the mother fully understands the risks and appropriateness of the chosen family planning method and can make an informed decision.