CONTINUITY OF CARE IN Mrs.E WITH BIRTH CANAL LACERATION DELIVERY DEGREE I AT BPM RONI BARUS FIELD CITY YEAR 2024

Abstract

Continuity of care (COC) is care provided by midwifes on an ongoing basis to patients starting during pregnancy, maternity, puerperium, until the use of contraceptives or family planning to prevent complications. The purpose of this care is to provide continuous midwifery care from the 3rd trimester of pregnancy, maternity, postpartum period, neonates, to family planning at BPM Roni Barus with a midwifery management approach. The type of research used is a case study.  By conducting interviews, observations, and documentation using the midwifery care assessment format starting in pregnancy, maternity, postpartum, neonates, and family planning. The respondent of this continuity of care research is Mrs.E, 22 years old, G1P0A0 starting from the 3rd trimester of pregnancy, maternity, postpartum, neonates and family planning. The care given has been successfully carried out. At the time of maternity the mother had a first degree birth canal laceration and was treated with hecing. It is hoped that the continuity of care provided to Mrs.E during her pregnancy can be applied to her next pregnancy to prevent complications.