'Bahaya' Terungkap Alasan Bidan Tak Mau Menolong Ibu Melahirkan, Jabang Bayi Sampai Merojol di Jalan
Nasib malang dialami seorang ibu hamil di Jember, Jawa Timur.
Sang ibu terpaksa melahirkan di jalanan lantaran ditolak saat mendatangi klinik bidan yang berlokasi tak jauh dari tempat tinggalnya. Ibu berinisial H itu pun terpaksaharus melahirkan di jalanan lantaran sudah tak kuat lagi menahan sakit ingin melahirkan. Peristiwa ini terjadi pada Rabu (20/12/2023) lalu, sekira pukul 02.00 WIB dini hari.
Belakangan, terungkap alasan bidan swasta tersebut menolak persalinan ibu yang hendak melahirkan itu. Kepala Desa Sidomulyo, Kecamatan Silo, Jember, Kamil mengatakan, pihaknya sudah melakukan penelusuran soal ibu hamil yang ditolak bidan. Menurutnya, bedan tersebut menolak lantaran takut disalahkan pihak Puskesmas.
"Ternyata bidan setempat tidak ada yang berani menolong. Karena khawatir disalahkan oleh Puskesmas setempat," kata dia.
Ia menyebut, jika hal ini terus dibiarkan maka akan berakibat fatal. "Kalau ada bidan desa yang akhirnya disalahkan oleh Puskasmas, ini kan bahaya," kata Kamil dilansir dari Surya.co.id.
Menurutnya, manajemen kesehatan di Kabupaten Jember sangatlah lemah.
Padahal, kata dia, hal tersebut dapat membahayakan nyawa seseorang.
Ilustrasi bayi (Grid.ID)
"Artinya menajemen kesehatan di Kabupaten Jember ini sangat lemah," tambah dia.
Sementara itu, Ketua Asosiasi Pemerintah Desa Indonesia (Apdesi) Jember, Kamiluddin menyebut, ibu yang hendak melahirkan itu memang sempat meminta tolong kepada bidan setempat. Namun, ditolak karena alasan permasalahan Surat Izin Praktik (SIP). Tanggapan Dinkes Jember
Kepala Dinas Kesehatan Jember, dr Hendro Soelistijono membantah adanya penelantaran pasien yang dilakukan oleh bidan di lokasi tersebut. Menurut kronologi yang disampaikan Hendro, awalnya ibu tersebut memang sudah merasakan sakit menjelang persalinan. Ketika itu, ia bersama suaminya, langsung pergi menuju Puskesmas Sumberbaru. Namun entah bagaimana, sang ibu merasa tak tertahankan hingga kemudian melahirkan di jalan.
“Tetapi saat sampai di Desa Kaliglagah, si ibu merasa mulas tidak tertahankan, akhirnya berhenti dan tiba-tiba melahirkan di sana," kata Hendro. Ia mengakui, bahwa suami ibu hamil tersebut memang sempat meminta pertolongan kepada bidan setempat.
Ilustrasi ibu hamil (Mirror.co.uk)
Namun, bidan itu tidak bersedia karena permasalahan SIP.
"Tetapi entah bagaimana, bidan desa itu tidak bersedia. Akhirnya minta tolong ke bidan yang punya wilayah (punya SIP)," kata Hendro.
Atas peristiwa ini, ia pun menegaskan bahwa seorang bidan tidak perlu menunjukan SIP dalam menangani pasien dengan kondisi gawat darurat.
Dalam hal ini, kata Hendro pihaknya akan berkoordinasi dengan Ikatan Bidan Indonesia (IBI).
"Untuk menanyakan bidan yang tidak mau menolong, kami harus bawa ke organisasi profesi. Karena sebetulnya tidak ada alasan bagi bidan tidak mau menolong pasien gawat darurat," paparnya.
'Danger' Revealed Why Midwives Don't Want to Help Mothers Give Birth, Babies Soak Up on the Street
A pregnant woman in Jember, East Java experienced the unfortunate fate.
The mother was forced to give birth on the street because she was refused when she went to the midwife clinic which was located not far from where she lived. The mother with the initials H was forced to give birth on the street because she could no longer bear the pain of giving birth. This incident occurred last Wednesday (20/12/2023), at around 02.00 WIB in the morning.
Later, it was revealed why the private midwife refused to give birth to the mother who was about to give birth. Head of Sidomulyo Village, Silo District, Jember, Kamil, said that his party had carried out an investigation regarding pregnant women who were rejected by midwives.
According to him, the bedan refused because he was afraid of being blamed by the Puskesmas.
"It turns out that the local midwives didn't dare help because they were afraid of being blamed by the local health center," he said.
He said, if this continues, it will have fatal consequences.
"If there is a village midwife who ends up being blamed by the Puskasmas, this is dangerous," said Kamil as quoted by Surya.co.id.
According to him, health management in Jember Regency is very weak. In fact, he said, this could endanger someone's life.
Baby illustration (Grid.ID)
"This means that health management in Jember Regency is very weak," he added.
Meanwhile, Chairman of the Indonesian Village Government Association (Apdesi) Jember, Kamiluddin, said that the mother who was about to give birth had indeed asked the local midwife for help. However, it was rejected due to problems with the Practice License (SIP).
Response from the Jember Health Department Head of the Jember Health Service, Dr Hendro Soelistijono, denied that there had been any patient neglect by the midwives at that location.
According to the chronology presented by Hendro, initially the mother felt pain before giving birth.
At that time, she and her husband immediately went to the Sumberbaru Health Center.
But somehow, the mother found it unbearable and then gave birth on the street.
"But when she arrived at Kaliglagah Village, the mother felt unbearable heartburn, finally stopped and suddenly gave birth there," said Hendro. He admitted that the pregnant woman's husband had indeed asked the local midwife for help.
Illustration of a pregnant woman (Mirror.co.uk)
However, the midwife was unwilling due to SIP problems.
"But somehow, the village midwife was unwilling. Finally, she asked the midwife who had an area (had a SIP) for help," said Hendro.
Due to this incident, he also emphasized that a midwife does not need to show SIP when treating patients with emergency conditions. In this case, said Hendro, his party will coordinate with the Indonesian Midwives Association (IBI).
"To ask midwives who don't want to help, we have to take it to a professional organization. Because actually there is no reason why midwives don't want to help emergency patients," he explained.