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Maternal and Child Health (MCH) service for female worker from before the pregnancy until the first day of a child's life needs to be done because of so many risks that the worker will face. Accompaniment is done to determine the health condition of the worker and the health of the fetus (infant). The purpose of this study was to provide an overview about characteristics of the maternal and child health service of female workers with maternal and child health status in Indonesia. The design of this study was observational descriptive. The study was conducted on female workers in industrial area with 500 respondents. This study variables were included marital status, age of first pregnancy, pregnancy examination, personnel who assisted the process of pregnancy check up until maternity process, the place of maternity, pregnancy disorder, miscarriage / abortus, exclusive breastfeeding and immunization. Data collection techniques in the form of filling questionnaires either in direct interview or not. The results showed that 66.6% of female workers married at the age of 17-25 years. 67.2% were pregnant at the age of 20-27 years. 56.6% of female workers performed monthly pregnancy checkups. 67% of pregnancy checks performed by midwives. 43.05% stated that delivery was done at midwife's home. 31.7% of female workers experienced pregnancy disorders. 47.7% of workers provided exclusive breastfeeding. 99% of workers have provided basic immunization. The Maternal and Child Health service that have been received are good enough but the health promotion and provision of MCH service should be done in the company. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Female workers are often exposed to various risk factors that potentially threaten their health, including reproductive health. One of the reproductive problems for female worker is a pregnancy disorder. Disorders during pregnancy can result in the occurrence of infant mortality and maternal death. The aim of this study was to analyze the factors associated with maternal health in female workers in Sidoarjo Industrial area. The study was a cross-sectional study with 388 chosen by simple random sampling. Data was analyzed using chi-square. The results showed that there was a correlation between pregnancy disorders and maternal education (p=0.05), work shift (p=0.036), dust (p=0.04), vibration (p=0.009). Maternal and child health is influenced by internal factors such as education level and external factors in the form of work shifts, hazards dust and vibration in the company environment. Industrial management needs to provide health education to reduce the risks of pregnancy disorders. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]