Indonesia Health Profile 2010

Relating to it, in 2008 there is a policy change on neonatal visit from twice (onewithin 1 st week and one within 8‐28 days) to 3 times (twice within 1 st week of life).Therefore, schedule of neonatal visits are within age of 6‐48 hours, 3‐7 days and 8‐28 days.The neonatal care in accordance to standard on integrated management ofyoung underfive (Manajemen Terpadu Balita Muda ­ MTBM) includes examinationof vital signs, counseling of newborn care and exclusive breastfeed, supplement ofVitamin K1, immunization (if not given at birth), case management and referral,and promotion of neonatal care at home using Maternal and Child Health Book(KIA).Neonatal health service is described by coverage of neonatal visit. Coverageof 1 st neonatal visit (KN1) due to routine report in 2010 was 80%. It had not metthe expected target of 82%. Graph 4.13 shows coverage of 1 st neonatal visit (KN1)by province in 2010.GRAPH 4.13COVERAGE OF NEONATAL VISIT (KN1)BY PROVINCE, 2010TARGET RENSTRA2010 : 82%Source: DG of Nutrition and Maternal and Child Health, MoH RIThere were 25 provinces (76%) had met the target of 1 st neonatal visit2010, which is 82%. Three provinces with highest coverage of KN1 were Bali with99.23%, Central Java with 98% and East Java with 97%. Three provinces withlowest coverages were Papua 32.53%, West Papua 42.60% and North Maluku45.30%.Trend of complete neonatal visit coverage (KN complete) during 2003‐2010can be seen in Graph 4.14 below. Since 2006 to 2010, coverage of KN completetended to fluctuate. Average coverage in 2010 was 71.5%.83