The RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN POEDJI ROCHJATI'S SCORE AND THE RISK OF PREGNANCY COMPLICATIONS IN PREGNANT WOMEN

Abstract

The Poedji Rochjati Scorecard (KSPR) is an instrument used to 
identify pregnancy risk factors so that complications can be 
prevented early. This study aims to analyze the relationship between 
KSPR and the risk of pregnancy complications in pregnant women.  
The study design was cross-sectional on 80 pregnant women. 
The instruments used include KSPR sheets and pregnancy medical 
records. Population: all pregnant women in the second and third 
trimester at the posyandu in Tanjungsari village, Boyolangu 
Tulungagung District in January-October 2025. Number of 
samples: 80 respondents with consecutive sampling technique. 
The results of the Chi-Square  test obtained p-value = 0.027. 
Because the p value < 0.05, H₀ is rejected and H₁ is accepted, which 
means that there is a significant relationship between the Poedji 
Rochjati Score and the incidence of pregnancy complications in 
pregnant women 
Early detection of pregnancy risks using KSPR is needed to 
maximize antenatal services.