On the other hand, the basic skill of listening and paying attention of the midwives in the experimental group experienced and increase. However, that increase was not significant compared to the control group. A sub-aspect that has been mastered well was talking with a tone that showed attention and care. Meanwhile the sub-aspect that was still weak was paying attention to the patients when they talked and giving encouraging statements.
Qualitatively, it can be concluded that BIDAN CANTIK psychoeducation was useful for the midwives in improving their knowledge on HIV and AIDS. However, the midwives still felt shy and confused to channel their knowledge to HMCP's patients. The social-culture norm also prevented the midwives from socializing HIV and AIDS to HMCP's patients. This caused the absence of HIV and AIDS socialization behavior during observation.