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Prevalensi kejadian BBLR di Kabupaten Solok pada Bulan Januari s/d Juni
tahun 2024 sebesar 6,42%, dengan resiko kematian 2-10 kali lipat. Tujuan
penelitian untuk mengetahui Faktor Yang Berhubungan Dengan Kejadian BBLR
di Wilayah Kerja Puskesmas Kabupaten Solok Tahun 2024. Penelitian desain
case control bersifat retrospective, variabel independen adalah usia, paritas,
riwayat anemia, riwayat KEK, gemeli dan preeklampsia, variabel dependen
kejadian BBLR. Penelitian telah dilakukan pada Oktober 2024 s/d Januari 2025.
Populasi adalah seluruh bayi yang lahir BBLR di wilayah kerja Puskesmas Alahan
Panjang, Sungai Nanam dan Singkarak dari bulan Januari s/d Juni 2024.
Perbandingan sampel kasus dan sampel kontrol adalah 1:2. jadi untuk sampel
kasus sebanyak 67 orang dan sampel kontrol sebanyak 134 orang. Teknik
pengambilan sampel secara total sampling. Data diolah secara komputerisasi,
dianalisis secara univariat dan bivariat dengan uji statistic chi-square. Hasil
penelitian jumlah kejadian BBLR 28 orang Puskesmas Alahan Panjang, 20 orang
Puskesmas Sungai Nanam, 19 orang Puskesmas Singkarak. Hasil uji statistik
Chi-Square yaitu ada hubungan signifikan dengan kejadian BBLR, p value < 0,05
Puskesmas Alahan Panjang yaitu usia (0,023) OR=0,234, paritas (0,004)
OR=4,500, KEK (0,000) OR=5,667, preeklamsia (0,000) OR=9,400. Puskesmas
Sungai Nanam yaitu usia (0,000) OR=9,333, paritas (0,000) OR=8,500, anemia
(0,000) OR=11,000, KEK (0,000) OR=11,000, preeklamsia (0,000) OR=10,524.
Puskesmas Singkarak yaitu usia (0,020) OR=3,850, anemia (0,008) OR=4,921,
KEK (0,000) OR=6,089, preeklamsia (0,011) OR=4,800. Kesimpulan dari
penelitian ada hubungan signifikan dengan kejadian BBLR dengan usia, paritas,
anemia, KEK dan preeklamsia. Tidak ada hubungan kejadian BBLR dengan
gemelli. Diharapkan puskesmas dapat memberikan edukasi untuk meminimalisir
kejadian BBLR.

The prevalence of low birth weight (BBLR) occurrences in Solok District from
January to June 2024 was 6.42%, with a death risk 2-10 times higher. The aim of this
study was to identify the factors associated with the occurrence of BBLR in the
working area of the Community Health Center in Solok District in 2024. The study
used a retrospective case-control design. The independent variables were age, parity,
anemia history, history of chronic energy deficiency (KEK), multiple pregnancies,
and preeclampsia. The dependent variable was the occurrence of BBLR. The study
was conducted from October 2024 to January 2025. The population consisted of all
infants born with low birth weight in the working areas of Community Health Center
Alahan Panjang, Sungai Nanam, and Singkarak from January to June 2024. The case
and control sample ratio was 1:2, with 67 cases and 134 controls. The sampling
technique used was total sampling. Data was processed using computer software and
analyzed using univariate and bivariate analysis with the Chi-square statistical test.
The results of the study showed the following incidences of BBLR: 28 cases from
Puskesmas Alahan Panjang, 20 cases from Puskesmas Sungai Nanam, and 19 cases
from Community Health Center Singkarak. The Chi-square statistical test results
indicated significant relationships with the occurrence of BBLR, with a p-value <
0.05 for various factors. For Puskesmas Alahan Panjang, significant factors included
age (0.023) OR=0.234, parity (0.004) OR=4.500, KEK (0.000) OR=5.667, and
preeclampsia (0.000) OR=9.400. For Community Health Center Sungai Nanam,
significant factors included age (0.000) OR=9.333, parity (0.000) OR=8.500, anemia
(0.000) OR=11.000, KEK (0.000) OR=11.000, and preeclampsia (0.000) OR=10.524.
For Puskesmas Singkarak, significant factors included age (0.020) OR=3.850, anemia
(0.008) OR=4.921, KEK (0.000) OR=6.089, and preeclampsia (0.011) OR=4.800.
The conclusion of the study is that there is a significant relationship between the
occurrence of BBLR and age, parity, anemia, KEK, and preeclampsia. There was no
significant relationship between BBLR occurrence and multiple pregnancies. It is
recommended that Community Health Center provide education to minimize the
occurrence of BBLR.