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Menurut data Pengendalian Penduduk dan Keluarga Berencana Sumatera
Barat (2023) cakupan alat atau cara KB pada kelompok pria PUS masih tergolong
rendah dengan kondom yaitu (1,2%) dan Metode Operasi Pria (MOP) (0,5%).
Tujuan penelitian untuk mengetahui Faktor yang berhubungan dengan partisipasi
pria pasangan usia subur terhadap pemilihan alat kontrasepsi dan mengeksplorasi
tentang alasan pria PUS tidak ber KB di Wilayah Kerja Puskesmas Singkarak
Tahun 2024. Penelitian deskriptif analitik, variabel independen adalah
pengetahuan, persepsi, dukungan istri dan keterpaparan informasi KB, variabel
dependen cakupan partisipasi pria PUS dalam pemilihan alat kontrasepsi.
Penelitian telah dilakukan pada 8 Oktober s/d 23 Desember 2024 di Wilayah
Kerja Puskesmas Singkarak. Populasi adalah seluruh pria PUS akseptor KB aktif
di Wilayah Kerja Puskesmas Singkarak Tahun 2024 berjumlah 2.254 orang yang
tersebar di 8 nagari. Dengan Jumlah sampel 96 orang. Teknik pengambilan
sampel stratified random sampling . Data diolah secara komputerisasi, dianalisis
secara univariat dan bivariat dengan uji statistic chi-square. Hasil penelitian lebih
dari separuh 65 (67,7%) responden tidak berpartisipasi dalam menggunakan alat
kontrasepsi, lebih dari separuh 60 orang (62,5%) yang memiliki persepsi negatif,
lebih dari separuh 54 orang (56,3%) yang berpengetahuan kurang baik, lebih dari
separuh 62 orang (64,6%) yang memiliki dukungan istri kurang baik, lebih dari
separuh 53 orang (55,2%) yang memiliki keterpaparan informasi KB kurang baik.
Hasil uji statistik Chi-Square yaitu ada hubungan signifikan dengan partisipasi
pria PUS terhadap pemilihan alat kontrasepsi p value < 0,05 yaitu persepsi (0,000),
pengetahuan (0,000), dukungan istri (0,000), keterpaparan informasi (0,000).
Kesimpulan ada hubungan signifikan dengan partisipasi pria PUS terhadap
pemilihan alat kontrasepsi dengan persepsi, pengetahuan, dukungan istri dan
keterpaparan informasi. Diharapkan puskesmas dapat memberikan edukasi pada
pria PUS akan pentingnya partisipasi suami dalam berKB

According to data from the Population Control and Family Planning
Office of West Sumatra (2023), the coverage of male contraceptive methods
among reproductive age men (PUS) remains low, with condom use at 1.2% and
Male Operative Method (MOP) at 0.5%. The aim of this research was to examine
the factors associated with male participation in the selection of contraceptive
methods and to explore the reasons why reproductive age men (PUS) do not use
contraception in the working area of Puskesmas Singkarak in 2024. This
descriptive analytical study focused on independent variables including
knowledge, perceptions, wife support, and exposure to family planning
information, with the dependent variable being the participation of reproductive
age men in selecting contraceptive methods. The study was conducted from
October 8 to December 23, 2024, in the working area of Puskesmas Singkarak.
The population consisted of 2,254 active male family planning acceptors in 8
nagaris within the area, with a sample size of 96 individuals. The sampling
technique used was stratified random sampling. Data were processed using
computerized methods and analyzed both univariately and bivariately with a
chi-square statistical test. The study found that more than half (67.7%) of the
respondents did not participate in the use of contraceptive methods. Additionally,
over half (62.5%) of the participants had a negative perception, more than half
(56.3%) had insufficient knowledge, over half (64.6%) had poor support from
their wives, and more than half (55.2%) had low exposure to family planning
information. The results of the chi-square test indicated a significant relationship
between male participation in contraceptive method selection and the factors of
perception (p = 0.000), knowledge (p = 0.000), wife support (p = 0.000), and
exposure to information (p = 0.000). In conclusion, there is a significant
relationship between male participation in contraceptive method selection and the
factors of perception, knowledge, wife support, and exposure to information. It is
recommended that health centers provide education to reproductive age men about
the importance of their participation in family planning.