Factors affecting non IUDs acceptors do not select an IUD contraception

National family planning movement had been successfully encourage greater public participation in building a more independent small family. While this is still a lack of family planning activities in the Long-term use of contraceptive methods (MKJP). When viewed from the way the tool use contraceptives can be said that 58.7% of family planning acceptors chose injections as contraceptives, 23.9% choose the pill, 4.3% chose implants to choose IUDs and 7.1% other 6.0%. This study aims to determine the factors that influence non-acceptors of family planning contraceptive IUD IUD did not vote in the village of XX.
This research uses analytic design with cross-sectional approach. The number of samples as many as 85 people taken purposively. The instrument used was a questionnaire. Data were analyzed using multinomial regression analysis model at the level of error of 5%.
Statistical tests the factors that influence family planning acceptors non IUDs do not select an IUD contraception, among other factors of education (X2 = 22.702 significance = 0.007), family income (X2 = 11.300 significance = 0.080), knowledge of contraceptive IUD (X2 = 23.661 significance = 0.001), and her husband support factors (X2 = 11.960 significance = 0.063). Multinomial regression analysis produces values ​​X2 = 98.737 with a significance level = 0.000 and the coefficient
determination of 28.6%. From the results of statistical tests can be concluded that simultaneous variables of education, family income, knowledge about contraception, and support her husband had a significant relationship with the selection of non-IUD contraception. Researchers suggested that counseling about the benefits of IUD method should be improved because many residents are low or lacking knowledge. Guidance is expected to involve a family or husband, so to give my support to the use of IUD acceptors.

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This thesis include:
- The front (Abstract, Table of contents etc.)
- Chapter 1-5 complete
- List of libraries
- Appendix (questionnaires, data analysis)