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Governance of Online Electronic Patient Medical Records Distribution

The distribution of medical records at Kebonjati Hospital, especially for patients who register online, still uses a manual system which can obstruct the data search process, therefore a computerized system is needed. This study aims to design an information system for distributing outpatient medical records for online patients. The research method is descriptive qualitative, data collected through interviews and case studies. The system development method uses the Agile Software Development method with the stages of planning, implementation, testing, documentation, deploying, and maintenance then implemented using Microsoft Visual Studio 2012 into the Visual Basic programming language. The research designed an information system for distributing outpatient medical records online at Kebonjati Hospital that had been adapted to the needs of medical recorders. This information system is in the form of applying the concept of clinical management by designing good services and developing quality work plans for hospital management purposes.
Depositional Environment and Diagenetic Process of Bhuban Sandstone: Constraints from the Petrographic Characterstics

Objectives: The present investigation focuses mainly on the depositional environment and diagenetic processes of Bhuban sandstone using petrographical investigation in and around Lunglei town. Methods: A comprehensive field investigation was carried out to investigate the lithofacies variation and thin section examination of the Bhuban Sandstones. A total of 37 representative rock samples were collected during fieldwork from different localities in and around Lunglei Town. Leica DME2700 P petrological microscope with Leica DFC420 camera and Leica Image Analysis software (LAS-v4.6) installed at the Department of Geology, Mizoram University, was used to conduct petrographic and modal analysis. Findings: Petrographic analysis of thin sections show that the grains are fine to medium, moderately sorted, and have sub-angular to subrounded shape. According to the petrographic plots and thin section studies, the majority of the rocks are Sublitharenite with a little amount of Sub Arkose. The sediments may have originated from a continental orogen-type source and were deposited in a shallow marine environment. The plutonic sources with some upper to lower-rank metamorphics constituted the majority of the sediments. Additionally, prior to deposition, the sediments underwent a modest amount of weathering due to the humid climate. The study also reveals straight, concavo-convex, and suture contact, frequently deformed micas conforming to the grain boundary of quartz, and common flowage of clay minerals along the pores of the grain suggesting a high degree of compaction. In addition, the dissolution of quartz, potash feldspar, and plagioclase feldspar subsequently replaced by other minerals suggested a mesogenesis to telogenesis for the events of diagenesis of the Bhuban sandstones of the study area. Novelty: Based on petrographical studies, Bhuban sandstones are derived from plutonic sources with a moderate degree of weathering and deposited in an active continental margin setting. Moreover, the sandstones in the study area underwent a high degree of compaction. Keywords: Surma Basin; Bhuban sandstone; Diagenesis; Lunglei; Quartz; Sublitharenite
Effect of Tourism and Remittance Income on Economic Growth in SAARC Countries

The paper examines the effect of remittance and tourism income on economic growth in SAARC countries. It is based on the exploratory and descriptive research design and is mainly guided by the positivist research philosophy. The secondary data are used for the analysis, collected from the various reports of the World Bank and economic surveys of respective countries. The unbalanced panel data ranges from a maximum of 23 to a minimum of 14; altogether, 169 observations are evaluated. Some statistical and econometric tools like descriptive statistics, correlation analysis, panel unit root testing, and panel ARDL model are utilized to observe the relation and impact of tourism and remittance income on the GDP growth of SAARC countries. There is a high degree of correlation between GDP and remittance income. There is a moderate degree of positive association ship between GDP and tourism income. Tourism and remittance income positively and significantly impact the economic growth of SAARC countries in the long run. One per cent increase in remittance and tourism income increased 0.277 and 0.518 per cent in GDP, respectively, in SAARC countries. The impact of tourism income is stronger than the impact of remittance income in promoting economic growth in SAARC countries. But in the short run, the significant impact of tourism and remittance income is not identified.
Revisiting Syllabus of BBS First Year Compulsory English

This article attempts to take up again the four-year compulsory English syllabus of Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS) introduced to the first phase in 2013 AD. It also aims at looking into the basic differences between the English syllabus of 2013 AD and the present syllabus which was launched by Tribhuvan University in 2019 AD. In the course of dealing with the issue, the article intended to avail the descriptive design in which the two periods' syllabuses were set one against another and explained in terms of English Language Teaching (ELT) pedagogy, utility, and appropriateness to the context of learners' lives. The comparative study of these courses revealed that the earlier course was more appropriate than the latter one. More specifically, the earlier course was designed to teach language through literature, and the topics were selected with the clear aims of facilitating the learners for the best socialization, friendship, and conjugal life. This article could be helpful for students, teachers, course book compilers, and course designers.
Pelaksanaan Focus Group Discussion untuk Penyiapan Materi Relationship and Sex Education pada Pelaksanaan Sekolah Perempuan

The implementation of a group discussion forum (FGD) carried out in the context of preparing materials on relationships and sex education (RSE) is very important due to the limitations of the implementation group in evaluating the content. content of module documentation. The participation of several experts such as psychologists, doctors, midwives, speakers and community members are helpful in providing input for material adjustment. This FGD activity was carried out on August 30, 2023 with the implementation team BEM-FKIP Muhammadiyah University Ponorogo. The steps of the FGD activity in this activity are; (1) Prepare modules to be used in FGD, (2) Coordinate implementation of FGD activities, (3) Invite experts with CSR skills, (4) Conduct FGD and (5) Evaluate evaluate the implementation of FGD and improve learning materials. The conclusion of this activity is that multi-stakeholder participation and collaboration are important things that the team must do during the document preparation process to have appropriate and quality module document content.
Minat Baca Mahasiswa Terhadap Buku Fisik dan Buku Elektronik

As time goes by, traditional printed books have shifted to electronic formats. This research aims to determine the level of reading engagement of Hermina Manggala Husada Nursing Academy students regarding physical and electronic books. The quantitative and qualitative approach involves filling out questionnaires and interviews. The population studied were students registered at Hermina Manggala Husada Nursing Academy, especially at levels one, two, and three. Research findings show that Hermina Manggala Husada Nursing Academy students prefer to read books, either in physical or electronic format, without thinking about the medium. Based on the responses obtained from the questionnaire, it was determined that 35 people, equivalent to 50% of the sample size (70), expressed a greater inclination towards reading physical books compared to electronic books. On the other hand, a small number of respondents, including four people or 5.7% of the sample, disagreed with the statement that they prefer physical books over electronic books. Regarding the accessibility of physical and electronic books, the individual stated that obtaining both formats is very easy. Based on calculations, 38 people, including 54.3% of the 70 samples, agreed with easy access to electronic and physical books. The product of 4.3% and 70 equals three individuals with different viewpoints. Physical and electronic books continue to captivate readers because of the inherent value of the information they carry. Electronic and print media are modes of communication and information dissemination. Preserving and cultivating a love of reading is very important.
DESAIN MEJA BELAJAR ANAK BERGAYA TETRIS

Early childhood age is in a stage of growth and development both physically and mentally. In their activities at school, children who study at the kindergarten level need learning facilities, one of which is study tables and chairs. Sometimes these facilities do not meet the condition of the student's body, dealing with its terms of size, shape and parts. The impact of the mismatch between the school fascilities such asa tables and chairs with the body size of school children is one of the obstacles in the efforts of improving learning outcomes.&#x0D; Tetris is one of the most favorite games that prioritizes competition among players, but still the players have to follows the rules of the game. This toy is quite interesting and popular among young children. Based on this background, efforts are made to solve the problem, one of which is by making tables and chairs for kindergarten children with the concept of the Tetris game.&#x0D; In designing products so that are well directed, the Vinod Goel method is used with the stages of Preliminary Design, Design Development, and Final Design and Prototype.&#x0D; The results of this design are intended for children aged 5 - 6 years, with components of chairs, tables, Tetris cubes and Tetris puzzles, with configurations according to ergonomics and anthropometry. The connection system uses a butt joint with nail reinforcement and glue adhesive. The material used is multiplex, with a shape of a tetris concept, a retro fifties and colorful design style with rainbow colors
User Flow Design Research for a Culinary Application Prototype to Improve Customer Satisfaction in Balikpapan

Balikpapan's economic growth is predicted to rise to 4.94% in 2022 from 4.56% in 2021. The Business Field for Providing Accommodation and Food and Drink has performed well, helping the city's economy. In Balikpapan, 23% of the creative economy is in the culinary sector. Culinary tourism is popular in the city, although finding gastronomic information, especially for foreigners, can be difficult. As a result, there is a need for a culinary application that can provide information about Balikpapan's different culinary delights. Prior to developing a culinary application, the initial step entails the creation of a user flow. This user flow aims to establish a development team for the purpose of creating culinary apps that align with user requirements and customer satisfaction. The process of developing a user flow encompasses multiple steps, including literature research, understanding context of use, specify user requirements, and design user flow solution. Several elements and processes that can be included in a culinary application have been identified through research conducted with 30 entrepreneurs and 30 food enthusiasts. Ratings, delivery services, promotions, menus, favorite menus, best seller menus, payment options, order services, training, reports, maps, and other features are available. By displaying the user flow and offering step-by-step instructions for users, this research serves as the first stage in constructing the culinary application. The user flow will aid in communication and demonstrating how the culinary application functions. The findings will also be used to develop a culinary application prototype that demonstrates the user interface and user experience.
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Practical Strategies for Establishing Yourself as a Responsible Leader

The Department ChairVolume 34, Issue 2 p. 1-3 Articles Practical Strategies for Establishing Yourself as a Responsible Leader Butler Cain, Butler CainSearch for more papers by this author Butler Cain, Butler CainSearch for more papers by this author First published: 02 October 2023 https://doi.org/10.1002/dch.30538Read the full textAboutPDF ToolsRequest permissionExport citationAdd to favoritesTrack citation ShareShare Give accessShare full text accessShare full-text accessPlease review our Terms and Conditions of Use and check box below to share full-text version of article.I have read and accept the Wiley Online Library Terms and Conditions of UseShareable LinkUse the link below to share a full-text version of this article with your friends and colleagues. Learn more.Copy URL Share a linkShare onEmailFacebookTwitterLinkedInRedditWechat No abstract is available for this article. Volume34, Issue2Fall 2023Pages 1-3 RelatedInformation
Academic Leadership and Governance of Higher Education: A Guide for Trustees, Leaders, and Aspiring Leaders of Two‐ and Four‐Year Institutions, Second Edition

The Department ChairVolume 34, Issue 2 p. 30-31 Book Review Academic Leadership and Governance of Higher Education: A Guide for Trustees, Leaders, and Aspiring Leaders of Two- and Four-Year Institutions, Second Edition Jill Channing, Jill ChanningSearch for more papers by this author Jill Channing, Jill ChanningSearch for more papers by this author First published: 02 October 2023 https://doi.org/10.1002/dch.30551Read the full textAboutPDF ToolsRequest permissionExport citationAdd to favoritesTrack citation ShareShare Give accessShare full text accessShare full-text accessPlease review our Terms and Conditions of Use and check box below to share full-text version of article.I have read and accept the Wiley Online Library Terms and Conditions of UseShareable LinkUse the link below to share a full-text version of this article with your friends and colleagues. Learn more.Copy URL Share a linkShare onEmailFacebookTwitterLinkedInRedditWechat No abstract is available for this article. Volume34, Issue2Fall 2023Pages 30-31 RelatedInformation
A Fundamental Study on Future Youth Center

In order to establish a future youth space, it is necessary to establish not only the national goal to foster youth who are responsible for the future of the country in accordance with the changes in the social environment of the 4th industrial revolution and the post-COVID-19 era, but also to establish the role of public facilities in the community. A comprehensive approach to comprehensive construction guidelines, such as size and detailed functions, is needed. Therefore, in this paper, as a basic study for broad access to youth facility space, the standards of future-oriented youth facilities were reviewed. To this end, in this study, detailed guidelines for the planning and design of facilities necessary for the construction of similar public facilities such as schools, museums, and libraries are drawn to identify problems with the existing youth facility standards that have been maintained continuously for the past 30 years and to seek new directions for youth spaces. wanted to analyze. Through this process, the composition system of each field of facilities and design considerations of major spaces will be reviewed, and based on this, the direction of future youth space establishment will be suggested.
Design of Fixed Assets Depreciation Accounting Information System with the Straight Line Method Using Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 at PT Sagala Group

For more than one accounting period, a business will likely make use of the physical assets that make up its fixed assets, such as those used in manufacturing, transportation, office space, and other structures. Investment in fixed assets must be carefully considered because to its high value, relatively extended usage, and status as the company's primary instrument for producing money. The value of fixed assets depreciates over time, and depreciation is the process through which that decline in value is accounted for. The straight-line depreciation approach is used by many businesses since it results in consistent expenses over time periods, regardless of changes in productivity or other factors. Therefore, it is essential that owned assets be properly managed so that businesses and individuals can continue to reap the rewards of their existence. However, this is not the case with PT Sagala Group still using Microsoft Excel to record its assets and calculate depreciation. Inaccuracies in fixed asset depreciation calculations, lags in recognizing physical data, and inadequate oversight of firm assets are only some of the issues discovered in the absence of supplementary software. In light of this issue, the authors reach the conclusion that a unified system for handling the various aspects of depreciating fixed assets should be created, with Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 and Microsoft Access 2010 serving as the respective database development and management tools. In the long run, having this system in place should make business operations easier.
Forensic Accounting and Investigative Audit on the Effectiveness of Implementing Audit Procedures in Fraud Disclosure

Forensic accounting is a branch of accounting that focuses on investigating, disclosing, and preventing fraud and illegal activities in the business environment. Its main purpose is to identify, collect, analyze and present evidence that can be used in legal proceedings. Meanwhile, an investigative audit is an approach to auditing that is focused on investigating indications of fraud or non-compliance in the financial statements or business processes of an entity. The effectiveness of implementing audit procedures in disclosing fraud involves the application of a careful and careful methodology to identify signs or evidence of fraud in the financial statements and identify signs of fraud, the auditor uses knowledge about the mode of fraud and analysis of data to identify potential indications of fraud in transactions or financial reports, among others, by using forensic techniques. Auditors can use forensic data analysis techniques, digital examinations, and interviews to gather more in-depth and accurate evidence. Carry out segregation of duties. The auditor must examine the internal control system and ensure that there is adequate segregation of duties to prevent opportunities for fraud as well as test the substance of transactions to ensure that transactions reported in the financial statements actually occur and have a valid basis, in collaboration with the forensic team. In complex cases, the auditor needs to work with a forensic team that has special expertise in fraud analysis to detect fraud and the auditor prepares a report that provides a clear description of the fraud, along with recommendations for corrective measures and fraud prevention. The results of investigative audits are used to identify opportunities for improvement in the internal control system so that fraud can be minimized. Forensic accounting and investigative auditing have an important role in helping businesses detect, address and prevent fraud through a careful and evidence-based approach, effective audit procedures can reveal potential fraud and provide guidance for necessary improvements in internal controls.
The Influence of Total Quality Management (TQM) and Characteristics of Management Accountig Information Systems on Managerial Performance

Managerial performance is one of the things that can drive the success of a company's goals. There are several things that can affect and improve managerial performance including total quality management and management accounting information systems. The application of total quality management will help the managerial role to further improve its performance so that it can be carried out properly. In addition, the existence of an available management accounting information system will support the control and decision-making process of a manager. This study aims to determine the effect of total quality management and the characteristics of management accounting information systems on managerial performance at PT. So Good Food Jakarta Branch. Application of total quality management and management accounting information systems at PT. The So Good Food Jakarta Branch has been running and is well available, but there needs to be improvement so that the implementation of total quality management and management accounting information systems can run optimally. The method in this study was to conduct a questionnaire survey with an ordinal scale form to 40 respondents from PT. So Good Food Jakarta Branch, then data processing is carried out using SEM-PLS data analysis techniques and is designed with a quantitative approach to descriptive analysis and verification. The results of this study are expected to be a solution to problems related to managerial performance at PT. So Good Food Jakarta Branch.&#x0D; The results of this study prove that: (1) total quality management has an effect on managerial performance, (2) the characteristics of management accounting information systems have an effect on managerial performance
COMPARISON ANALYSIS OF HIMAWARI 8, CHIRPS AND GSMaP DATA TO DETECT RAIN IN INDONESIA

The need for rainfall data, especially for areas where the number of observation stations is not very close, is very important for local climate analysis activities. This data need can be met, one of which is from remote sensing data, such as Himawari 8. The Himawari 8 rainfall data are data derived using the INSAT Multi-Spectral Rainfall Algorithm (IMSRA) method based on the infrared channel on the Himawari 8 satellite. However, research on the IMSRA method was carried out using a case study of a region in India. Thus, validation is needed to determine the ability of Himawari 8 rainfall data to detect rain in Indonesia. The data used for comparison are CHIRPS and GSMaP rainfall data. In addition, BMKG rainfall data are used as benchmark data. The technique used for validation is using the Contingency Table method. The results of the validation show that the rain detection ability for Himawari 8 rainfall data is relatively good, namely 66% for 2019 and 85% for 2020. In addition, the ability to detect rain using Himawari 8 rainfall data is quite good compared to the ability to detect rain using CHIRPS rainfall data and GSMaP rainfall data.
Modified Wheeler cap method using a quarter-wave transformer

The Wheeler cap method was used to measure the radiation efficiency of antennas. The conventional method introduces errors in the measurement of radiation efficiency because a small loss resistance is difficult to measure. In this study, we propose a method that combines the Wheeler cap method with a quarter-wave transformer (QWT). The QWT is connected to the antenna to transform its impedance. Numerical validation confirmed that impedance transformation using QWT can transform a small loss resistance to a reasonable value. This would allow the proposed method to measure the radiation efficiency with a better accuracy.