bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Challenges of Endovascular Treatment in Patients With “False” Left Main Coronary Bifurcation Lesions
Authors: Maximkin D. A. , Loginova S. K. , Fatulloeva Sh. Sh.
Published: August 2024

We discuss main challenges of much-debated endovascular treatment in patients with “false” bifurcation stenoses of the left main coronary artery. There are no convincing literature data on the rationale of planning complete bifurcation stenting using 2 stents and clear indications for this procedure. We highlight the importance of studying the effectiveness and safety of the complex routine use of various intravascular imaging during the left main coronary artery percutaneous coronary intervention. We analyzed observations in which a “false” bifurcation lesion can only be considered an ostial stenosis, which will affect the stenting strategy. We focus on the development of universal algorithms for performing endovascular interventions, including those using intravascular imaging which role at each stage of surgery should be additionally studied.
Neurosurgical Interventions in Patients With Cerebral Toxoplasmosis
Authors: Shnyakin P. G. , Botov A. V. , Gavrilova A. O.
Published: August 2024

Toxoplasmosis of the brain is a pressing issue in the practice of neurologists and neurosurgeons. Most patients with cerebral toxoplasmosis are persons with AIDS. However, toxoplasmic encephalitis can develop in patients with any immunodeficiency conditions that lead to reactivation of toxoplasmosis infection in the central nervous system. Although cerebral toxoplasmosis is not a neurosurgical pathology, patients sometimes require neurosurgical interventions: diagnostic biopsy and lesion removal. Moreover, literature shows cases of removal of brain lesions initially mistaken for a brain tumor, which, as a rule, occurs when the patient’s HIV status is unknown and the severity of their condition does not allow for a comprehensive additional examination.

This article reviews Russian and foreign publications on neurosurgical interventions in patients with cerebral toxoplasmosis.
Cognitive Impairment Features in Patients With Multiple Sclerosis
Authors: Pelin A. I. , Shagieva E. R. , Khrabrov I. S. , Galieva R. R. , Faezova A. A. , Komissarova N. V. , Stoyanov M. Yu.
Published: August 2024

Introduction: Multiple sclerosis (MS) is an inflammatory and demyelinating disease of the central nervous system accompanied by neurodegeneration contributing to cognitive dysfunction. Cognitive impairment occurs in 40%-65% of patients with MS and can manifest even in the early stages of the disease.

Objective: To evaluate cognitive dysfunction features in patients with MS.

Materials and methods: The study included patients with MS (n=30; age, 40.8±9.74 years; disease duration, 9.67±6.96 years; Expanded Disability Status Scale [EDSS] score, 4.76±2.11) and healthy individuals (n=30; age, 40.3±12.24 years). Cognitive impairment was assessed using the Montreal Cognitive Assessment Scale (MoCA) and the Paced Auditory Serial Addition Test (PASAT).

Results: Cognitive impairment in the group of MS patients was found in 73.3% of the cases. The mean MoCA, PASAT-3, and PASAT-2 scores of MS patients were 13.56%, 24.31%, and 29.48% lower than those in the control group, respectively. In women, the cognitive level in MS patients remains higher than in men. Analysis of the PASAT-3 and PASAT-2 results in MS patients did not reveal any statistically significant differences between the groups of patients aged 18-35 years and those aged 36-44 years and the groups of patients aged 18-35 years and those aged 45-59 years. The results of the MoCA and hearing tests in patients with higher and secondary education were not statistically significant. We found an inverse relationship between EDSS and PASAT-2 (R= −0.49; P< .05), EDSS and PASAT-3 (R= −0.37; P< .05). The most severe cognitive impairment was observed with high EDSS (7.5-9).

Conclusions: We have identified features of cognitive functions in MS. Follow-up and therapy of MS patients require cognitive dysfunction assessment using appropriate scales.
Femoropopliteal Bypass Surgery for Total Calcification of the Iliofemoral Segment
Authors: Vinogradov R. A. , Zakeryaev A. B. , Bakhishev T. E. , Butaev S. R. , Khangereev G. A. , Sozaev A. A. , Baryshev A. G. , Porhanov V. A.
Published: August 2024

Calcification of the lower extremities arteries is an unfavorable factor for vascular surgery. Extensive lesions of the femoral segment are an indication for femoropopliteal bypass surgery. Calcification of the femoral arteries complicates the construction of a proximal anastomosis because it precludes clamping the arteries. In addition to technical difficulties in the construction of an anastomosis, significant calcification increases the risks of bleeding and embolic complications and the duration of surgery. In cases of total calcification of the femoral and iliac arteries, balloon occlusion during the construction of an anastomosis makes it possible to occlude the arteries without clamping, which reduces the risks of perioperative complications. We report a case of femoropopliteal bypass surgery in a patient with total calcification of the iliofemoral segment and occlusion of the superficial femoral artery.
Immediate Outcomes of Surgical Treatment for Multidrug-Resistant and Extensively Drug-Resistant Tuberculosis
Authors: Giller D. B. , Saenko S. S. , Gerasimov A. N. , Shcherbakova G. V. , Popova A. A. , Basangova V. A. , Ilyukhin A. N. , Kesaev O. Sh. , Bagdasaryan E. A.
Published: August 2024

Objective: To study and compare surgical risks and immediate effectiveness of surgical treatment in patients with multidrug-resistant (MDR) and extensively drug-resistant (XDR) tuberculosis (TB).

Materials and methods: We examined immediate treatment outcomes of 1180 patients who underwent surgery for destructive MDRTB, pre-XDR-TB, and XDR-TB between 2011 and 2023. The patients were grouped: group 1 for patients with MDR-TB (744 cases) and group 2 for patients with pre-XDR-TB and XDR-TB (436 cases). Moreover, patients were further subdivided based on the extent of surgery.

Results: The complete clinical response, ie, cavity closure and elimination of bacilli (CV-, MBT-), was achieved in all 405 patients who underwent radical surgery, in 673 (97.1%) of 694 patients who underwent semiradical surgery, and only in 10 (12.3%) of 81 patients who underwent palliative surgery.

Conclusions: The immediate outcomes of surgical treatment for MDR-TB were superior in all parameters compared with those for pre-XDR-TB and XDR-TB; however, we found no significant differences when we evaluated treatment effectiveness in patients who underwent radical and semiradical surgery.
Utilization of the Facebook Marketplace as a Marketing Media and Promotional Media in Improving the MSME Economy of Pottery Pot Crafts in Kemangsen Village
Authors: Nefrida Jandini  , Poppy Febriana  , Moh Ar Raafi Ahsa Febian  , Muhammad Rafli Sadar Darmawan Siahaan
Published: August 2024

This community service is entitled "Utilization of the Facebook Marketplace as a Marketing Media and Promotional Media in Increasing the Economy of MSMES for Pottery Pot Crafts in Kemangsen Village". Pottery pots are craft pots made of cement and clay which have various shapes. Kemangsen Village is known as a pot maker and seller village that has been making pots since 1998. Many residents make a living from producing these pots. In the village of Kemangsen there are many pot manufacturers who produce pots of various types and shapes. In 2020 or since the COVID-19 pandemic, the sales of MSMES in Kemangsen Village have decreased. In an era like now, people are familiar with social media and are also widely used as a medium for buying and selling online. Therefore, researchers want to advance the pot manufacturers in Kemangsen village so they are not left behind in this modern era. So the author provides innovation by selling on the Facebook marketplace (online market) as a media promotion and selling so that products from Kemangsen village can be recognized by the surrounding community as well as outsiders. This community service uses qualitative methods with a qualitative approach. Data collection techniques by interview, observation, and documentation with one of the informants of the pottery pot craftsmen, namely Mr. Wawan and the employee who worked on the making of the pot. The results of this community service show that pottery pot crafts in Kemangsen village are lacking in terms of online promotion and a lack of marketing education which has made the Kemangsen village economy decline. Because some of the people there work as earthenware pot craftsmen, therefore the author helps by educating about marketing and marketplaces (online markets) using the online media Facebook as an example of a marketplace (online market). Some of these activities can be used as examples for other villages in terms of selling Kemangsen village products so that many people can reach them.
Strengthening E-Learning Literacy for Vocational School Students in the Pangandaran District
Authors: Nalahuddin Saleh  , Syihabuddin  , Yayan Nurbayan  , Hikmah Maulani  , Shofa Musthofa Khalid  , Anwar Sanusi  , Eneng Komariyah Maimun Ratma Ningrum Maharani
Published: August 2024

This community service aims to determine the efforts that must be made to strengthen e-learning literacy for vocational students in Pangandaran Regency. This community service method used is descriptive qualitative. Data analysis techniques used are interviews, observation and dedication. The data analysis technique uses the Miles and Huberman technique, namely, 1) Data collection, 2) Data reduction, and 3) Verification and conclusion. The result of this study was the discovery of the inability of students and teachers at Pangandaran district Vocational Schools regarding digital E-learning literacy, so reinforcement from students whom the government assisted, institutions and teachers were needed to make this happen. One of the efforts students must make is to understand and study technology and explore teaching resources sent by teachers and discussions in e-learning forums to hone student literacy.
Education on Keeping the School Environment Clean and Fostering Courage in Public Speaking at Anuban Wangmai Sasanasart School Satun Thailand
Authors: Azhar Nabilah  , Tio Heriyana  , Casnan  , Nanan Abdul Manan  , Hermawan
Published: August 2024

In life, cleanliness is something that must be accustomed to and applied from an early age, both in the school environment and outside the school environment. In the school environment, students are taught and accustomed to selecting and sorting organic and non-organic waste. Learn how to use waste that allows you to produce something new in the context of recycling. In addition to environmental cleanliness, public speaking is also very important to be applied and trained from an early age. By capitalizing on public speaking students in public life will later easily express, and ideas  innovations, ideas, and thoughts.
Behavioral Change Interventions in Dental Hygiene for Prevention of Dental Caries in Children at SDN 09 North Pontianak
Authors: Sri Rezki  , Pawarti  , Halimah
Published: August 2024

West Kalimantan has extensive peatlands, so its groundwater has a low calcium and fluorine content. The low content of these two minerals can make teeth susceptible to damage and affect the development of children's teeth. The high rate of dental caries in children requires intervention in order to change dental hygiene behavior and prevent further development of dental caries. Method: The intervention was carried out by training dental hygiene to first grade students of SDN 09 North Pontianak and their parents. This study used promotive and preventive approaches by training both parents and children on the proper way to do dental and oral cleaning. Routine training after school in small groups with the assistance of an instructor was held for the students. Parents then help and supervise the child when brushing their teeth at home twice a day and report it in the diary that has been prepared. Result: Behavioral changes including frequency, duration, tooth brushing technique, tongue cleaning, and oral cleaning after eating, were obtained after the intervention. An increase in teeth and mouth cleaning skills was found to be in line with a decrease in plaque value (PHP-M Index) from 29.66 to 16.39. Conclusion: Tooth-brushing training activities can improve children's ability to clean their teeth and mouth. A tooth-brushing diary can be a medium to remind children about when to brush their teeth. The role of parents is to increase children's motivation to develop dental and oral cleaning behavior.
Community Service in Strenghthening the Branding of Gadung Chips MSME Actors in Dander Bojonegoro District
Authors: Reza Anggapratama  , Dwi Irnawati  , Sova Selviana  , Esti Nur Fadila  , Syifa’un Niswah
Published: August 2024

Mbah Kung's gadung chips MSMEs actually face many problems, including low utilization of advanced innovation. There is no information regarding the use of brand branding in introducing goods to buyers. Gadung chips MSME actor Mbah Kung is still focused on exchanging goods but has not carried out brand branding properly. Unawareness and lack of information, exaggerated self-image and fear, as well as the perpetrator's affinity for innovative thoughts and immediate feelings of pleasure with the approach of the completed exchange. As a lecturer, I help provide solutions by involving students in community service activities, which include socialization and training on branding strategies for Mbah Kung gadung chips MSME products to support business stability and expand market reach. The service method is carried out directly at Mbah Kung's Gadung chips MSME location. The results of the community service showed that Mbah Kung's Gadung chips MSMEs were happy with the material introduced. Expanding attention to the importance of using product marking as a guide to the goods being made as well as preparation for making brand branding with Canva by practicing directly and expanding the ability to create attractive brand branding as desired to make consumers loyal to the products created.
Technical Assistance in Identifying and Structuring Slum Infrastructure in Danukusuman Area, Serangan, Surakarta City
Authors: Sartika Nisumanti  , Khodijah Al Qubro  , Yessi Khairunnisa  , Muhammad Rafi Kenedi
Published: August 2024

Surakarta is a city located in Central Java province and is one of the largest cities in Central Java Province. The high population density will be a problem in the future that needs to be considered. The slums in Surakarta city are scattered in several urban villages including the slum area is Danukusuman area of 8,178 Ha, It consists of Danukusuman Village covering 1,173 Ha, Joyotakan Village covering 5,753 Ha, and Pasar Kliwon Village covering 1,252 Ha. The typology of the Danukusuman area is a slum area located on the banks of the Bengawan Solo River with buildings that are classified as illegal. On the other hand, this area faces quite complex problems including unorganized housing conditions, narrow neighborhood roads, poor drinking water supply and sanitation conditions, poor drainage systems and lack of provision of other infrastructure facilities. This community service aims to identify slums so as to obtain slum characteristics and the level of slums. In addition, it makes a plan for infrastructure arrangement. The method is done through observation and scoring based on slum identification standards. The results obtained in this Community Service are the characteristics of slums and the level of slums and the design of infrastructure arrangement planning in the Danukusuman area.
Fish Feeding and Solar Panel Technology Implementation for the Jatiluhur Reservoir Community of Floating Net Cages Farmers
Authors: Candra Wahyu Adhie , Nuryanti  , Sarosa Castrena Abadi  , Muhammad Nursyam Rizal
Published: August 2024

The Implementation of Fish Feed Technology and Solar Panels is geared towards enhancing fish farming productivity in the Jatiluhur Dam community, village of Kertamanah, Purwakarta, where substantial potential awaits but technological support is lacking. Fish farmers grapple with formidable challenges in the feeding process, including uncontrollable, uneven, and immeasurable feed distribution, resulting in a high mortality rate among the fish. To address these challenges, Community Service (PKM) activities were undertaken, involving the design of an innovative fish feed dispenser with a capacity of 20-30 kg using automatic fish feeder technology. Local partners also underwent intensive training on tool usage, maintenance, and repair. The outcomes reveal that partners can autonomously control feed dispensing through timers on control panels, utilizing remote controls, and determining feeding durations. A significant emphasis of this research lies in the incorporation of solar panels, strategically implemented to power the automatic fish feeder system. This addition enables flexible settings for feeding duration and frequency, facilitated by the integration of a timer and a remote controller for distance control. This solar panel implementation is particularly crucial due to the constraints posed by the Floating Net Cage positioned in the center of the dam. Anticipated benefits encompass heightened efficiency in fish feeding management, a reduction in fish mortality rates, and the fortification of sustainable fish farming productivity. Additionally, the integration of solar panels addresses the energy needs of the system, offering an environmentally friendly alternative in the face of restrictions posed by the cage's location. This research significantly contributes to advancing sustainable fisheries business models, effectively harnessing modern technology within the fisheries sector, and laying the groundwork for innovative policies and practices in the future.
Design of a Digital Portal for Village Small and Medium Enterprises as Implementation fo a Business Communication Model for Developing Online Marketing and Sales Strategies of Micro Small and Medium Enterprises and Tourism Product in Cimacan Village
Authors: Astri Dwi Andriani  , Destiana Husnul Chotimah  , Tanto Heryanto  , Syahrul Safarila  , Tisna Hadiana  , Septian Fahmi  , M. Dagistan Silawane  , Nilam Yusnia Fanisa  , Dewa Khania
Published: August 2024

Currently there are approx 60 million micro, small and medium enterprises in Indonesia. The role of small and medium enterprises is very important for the Indonesian economy because they are able to contribute more than Rp. 8,500 trillion in gross domestic receipts or 57.8 percent. There are 64 million small and medium enterprise business units recorded and capable of absorbing 116 million workers or 97 percent of the national workforce. However, various problems and challenges are faced by micro and small businesses to develop their businesses, especially in digital marketing, packaging and improving product quality. Therefore, Putra Indonesia University carries out community service activities, namely small and medium business owners in developing their products. The methods used in this community service activity include: 1) Identification of Community Needs; 2) designing marketing applicationsmobile, Inebsite profile small and medium businesses, strategypersonal branding, sales onecommerce, strengthening promotions through social media,workshop promotional content andmaintenance; 3) Training regarding promotional content, use of marketing applicationsmobile, website, in-depthpersonal branding, usee- commerce,and promotion on social media; 4) mentoring; 5) program implementation; 5) program evaluation; and 6) hosting the Cimacan BUMDes small and medium enterprise digital portal website in Cimacan www.pkm-bumdescimacan.com. Expected benefit indicators: 1) Increase in turnover and assets; 2) Have the right entrepreneurial mindset in growing/developing your business; 3) Increased knowledge and skills in utilizing digital promotional and marketing media; 4) Digitizing business using technology; 5) The product is accepted by the market; 6) Product innovation; 7) Be competitive.
Enhancing English Language Teaching: Workshop Program for EFL Teachers in Surakarta
Authors: Joko Nurkamto  , Teguh Sarosa  , Hefy Sulistyowati  , Sri Wahyuni Dewi , Kristiandi  , Lastika Ary Prihandoko
Published: August 2024

The workshop program addresses the significance of effective English language teaching and identifies a knowledge gap in the implementation of the Merdeka Curriculum. Drawing on current literature, it emphasizes the need for transformative professional development for EFL teachers to excel in their pedagogical practices. The workshop program aims to equip EFL teachers with the knowledge and skills necessary to create dynamic and inclusive English language classrooms. By focusing on student-centered learning and project-based approaches, the program aims to enhance students' language proficiency and critical thinking abilities. The workshop employs interactive and hands-on learning methods, encouraging collaborative discussions, role-playing, and practical exercises. Experienced facilitators and experts in language education lead the sessions, ensuring an engaging and supportive learning environment. Through the workshop program, EFL teachers gain a comprehensive understanding of the Merdeka Curriculum and its student-centered nature. They learn to integrate CEFR standards effectively, differentiate instruction, and implement formative and summative assessments. Moreover, teachers gain insights into overcoming challenges related to curriculum transition and student diversity. By participating in the workshop program, EFL teachers can elevate the quality of English language teaching in their classrooms, fostering a generation of confident communicators and critical thinkers.
Learning Training with Gamification to Improve Students’ Collaboration Skills at Seboropasar Elementary School in Purworejo
Authors: Siska Desy Fatmaryanti  , Ashari  , Raden Wakhid Akhdinirwanto  , Arif Maftukhin  , Mujiyem Sapti
Published: August 2024

Preparing students to be ready to collaborate in the 4.0 era using available curriculum implementation is one of the teachers' tasks in the classroom. One of the problems that occurs at the Seboropasar State Elementary School in Purworejo district is that students' collaboration skills are still low. For this reason, the introduction of a gamification-based learning model can be the right solution. The aim of this activity is to improve teachers' understanding, knowledge, abilities and skills in carrying out interesting and interactive learning using a gamification approach. The method used in this activity is service learning with 3 stages, namely preparation, implementation and evaluation. This activity was attended by teachers and students Seboropasar State Elementary School teachers. The results obtained from this activity are increased understanding, abilities and skills of teachers in managing learning that is interactive, interesting and able to improve students' collaboration abilities.
Improving Students' Public Speaking Skills Using the Drill Method
Authors: Sausan Salsabila  , Purwanto Purwanto  , Laili Syarifah
Published: August 2024

Public speaking or public speaking skills are one of the most essential language skills to master, including for junior high school level students. This is because speaking skills are beneficial for expressing oneself, such as conveying thoughts and ideas according to the goals you want to achieve. However, many students still need good public speaking, including students at Mts Walisongo 2. Community service activities are carried out at Mts Walisongo 2 in Sukomakmur Village, Kajoran District, using the Asset Based Community Development (ABCD) approach. The service team used the drill learning method to improve students' public speaking skills in carrying out the activities. This mentoring was implemented successfully and significantly impacted the public speaking skills of Mts Walisongo 2 students.
Implementing Waterfall Methodology in Eidos Website Development for Animal Welfare Enhancement
Authors: Hanif Pradika Indradi  , Gina Cissy Aprilia  , Donny Karunia Pratama  , Adam Hermawan  , Asep Nuryadin
Published: August 2024

Indonesia is ranked third in animal ownership in Asia, or almost 50% of the Indonesian population has pets, but with the high level of animal ownership there are still pet owners who do not know how to care for animals, have obstacles in giving up or adopting pets, and have empathy for animals. abandoned pets, but unable to provide direct assistance due to certain conditions and time. The aim of this research is to develop a website-based platform called Eidos so that people, especially animal lovers, can adopt, donate, discuss, find the nearest animal service location, read information about pets, and buy pet needs. This website development was carried out using the waterfall method . After product development is complete, implementation will be carried out through direct outreach to animal lovers. The results of socialization show a positive response, able to meet their needs, and in accordance with Eidos' expectations, animal lovers can help other pets and care for their pets easily, quickly and safely.
Road Transportation Safety Through Community Empowerment
Authors: Joko Siswanto  , Suprapto Hadi  , Ramadhan Dwi Pasetyo  , Bagus Ikapraja
Published: August 2024

Some communities have limited access to road transport safety education programs. Not all communities are actively involved in efforts to empower road transportation safety and have the perception that the risk of accidents is something that cannot be avoided. Community empowerment regarding road transportation safety includes 4 stages (preparation, provision of pre-test, community empowerment phase, and provision of pre-test) with community results on road transportation safety. 60 people from PAUD Teachers and Transportation Service Employees were participants for 2 days with 7 topics. The majority of participants consisted of teachers (83.3%), women (90%), bachelor's degrees (60%), and over 46 years of age (51.5%). Pre-test 7 topics still below 30%. The first day's activities were phase 1 to phase 4 and the second day was phase 5 to phase 7. Post-test 7 topics were above 75%. 7 topics have increased above 50%. The improvements that occur can be the beginning of realizing road transportation safety for society.
Parental Health Education in Identifying Emotional Problems in Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder in Cimahi City SLB
Authors: Dewi Kulsum  , Rini Mulyati  , Sri Wulandari Novianti
Published: August 2024

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a pervasive neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by impaired verbal and nonverbal communication, reciprocal social interactions, and restricted and repetitive behavior. Children with ASD tend to have difficulty understanding and expressing emotions, paying attention to facial expressions, other social skills, and emotional skills. As a result, children and parents both do not understand each other. This community service aims to provide understanding to parents in identifying emotional disorders that occur in children, looking for efforts to control children's emotions. This community service method is by conducting outreach by providing health education to parents of children with ASD, which is carried out with lectures and question-and-answer discussions. This socialization was designed using observational analytics with a cross-sectional study design approach. The result of this community service was the presence of parents of Cimahi City SLB students to take part in socialization in efforts to handle emotional problems in children with ASD. It is hoped that parents will be able to identify disorders that occur in children and be able to understand efforts to control children's emotions.
Prevent Breast Cancer with Breast Self Examination (BSE)
Authors: Mar'atun Ulaa  , Riska Marlin  , Yuniza  , Romiko  , Febby Puryanti  , Nyimas Siti Fatimah
Published: August 2024

Breast cancer is a malignancy of the cells in the breast tissue, which can originate from the glandular components (ductal epithelium or lobules) such as fat tissue, blood vessels and the nerves of the breast tissue . This community service activity is efforts to prevent breast cancer with Breast Self Examination (BSE), this activity was carried out at SMA Muhammadiyah I Palembang City by nursing lecturers, along with nursing students with a target of 28 students of SMA Muhammadiyah I Palembang. The community service team provides health education interventions about breast cancer and demonstrations on how to do BSE to students. This prevention effort shows that the average student knowledge score before being given the intervention was 38, the average student knowledge score after being given the intervention was 68 with a mean difference before and after being given the intervention of 30, which means this activity can increase students' knowledge about cancer. breast and furthermore, it is hoped that it can reduce the incidence of breast cancer through early detection using BSE.
Malaria Screening in Kayo Batu Village: Malaria Prevention Efforts in Endemic Areas
Authors: Konstantina Pariaribo  , Hasmi  , Dolfinus Y Bouway  , Inriyanti Assa  , Katarina L. Tuturop  , Asriati  , Natalia Paskawati Adimuntja  , Muhammad Akbar Nurdin
Published: August 2024

Jayapura City is a malaria-endemic area, with Kayo Batu Village as one of the villages in Jayapura City, which has an endemic level III or API > 100%. The highest of APIs are influenced by an imbalance of host, agent, and environmental factors, such as low levels of malaria prevention behavior and lack of environmental control. This service activity aims to carry out early detection of malaria, which is expected to be a step in preventing malaria transmission to reduce morbidity and death rates due to malaria. The activity method was carried out by mass blood examination (Mass Blood Survey) using the Rapid Diagnostic Test (RDT) on 164 residents in three RT Kampung Kayo Batu. Inspections are carried by door to door. There were three people (1.8%) who tested positive for malaria with the Plasmodium falciparum parasite type. Of the three people who tested positive for malaria, two people were children aged 6-11 years, and one person was an adult. There is a need to increase the knowledge, skills, and awareness of the people of Kampung Kayu Batu regarding preventing malaria by routinely eradicating mosquito nests around the house to reduce the number of malaria infections. It is hoped that all parties will increase awareness of malaria and encourage behavioral changes toward malaria prevention and environmental control.
Workshop and Assistance with Article Publication as an Effort for Teachers’ Continuous Professional Development
Authors: Mochamad Abdul Basir  , Imam Kusmaryono  , Dyana Wijayanti  , Nila Ubaidah
Published: August 2024

Teachers play an important role in realizing national education goals. Teachers need to be aware and determined to develop themselves to become professionals. Continuous self-development can provide added value for teachers, professional organizations, and the quality of education. One of the self-development that teachers can do is scientific publications. However, some teachers at SMA Negeri 6 Semarang have difficulty writing scientific papers. Apart from that, teachers are also confused about publishing their articles. Therefore, the Sultan Agung Islamic University lecturer service team is trying to solve this problem through workshops and assistance in writing articles. The workshop participants were 56 teachers. The problem-solving method in this service activity is through a group-based, comprehensive, and resource-potential approach. Implementation of service activities consists of four stages including socialization, workshops, mentoring, and evaluation. As a result of the workshop activities, it was found that 71% of participants were able to publish articles in the form of best practice reports, newspaper articles, and journal articles.
Community Service : Helping Businesses Grow H. Ridwan By's Tenun Kubang through Business Strategy Development in The Digital Era Besti.
Authors: Besti Novianda  , Indah Maya Sari  , Ma’ruf  , Endrizal Ridwan  , Fery Andrianus
Published: August 2024

H. Ridwan By’s Kubang weaving strives to maintain its existence through digital marketing by using unique traditional motifs and the  distinctiveness  of  Minangkabau motifs  as  a  Minangkabau cultural heritage to local and international communities. By adopting digital technology and design, H. Ridwan By’s Kubang weaving can increase the attractiveness of Minangkabau weaving products, thus reaching a broader market. The research methodology used was observation and interviews with the owner and craftmen of H. Ridwan By’s Kubang weaving. The marketing strategy  used  is  social  media  and  e-commerce  platforms  to increase the visibility and accessibility of Minangkabau weaving products globally. To positively impact the business, expand the market, and introduce the richness of Minangkabau culture to the world.
The Effectiveness of Smart Application of Integrated Licensing Services for the Public (SICANTIK) on Community Services in Gianyar Regency
Authors: Ni Luh Mita Juniari  , Kadek Wulandari Laksmi P  , Ni Nyoman Sri Wisudawati  , Ni Wayan Lasmi
Published: August 2024

Technological advances drive development and change in various sectors of life, including the government sector. In this case, the government sector began intensively developing ICT to replace traditional public service delivery systems with digital public service delivery systems or government electronic systems (e-government). The Investment and One-Stop Integrated Services Office of Gianyar Regency has implemented an e-government service system to improve service quality so people get better service satisfaction. One of the solutions carried out by the Gianyar Regency Government providing satisfaction with non-business and non-licensing services is by utilizing the SICANTIK application which has guaranteed security because it is managed directly by the Ministry of Communication Information and integrated Online Single Submission. SICANTIK application can access nine types of permits including, a midwife practice license, nurse practice license, medical laboratory technology practice license, dental nurse license, physiotherapy license, nutrition staff license, anesthesiologist license, pharmacist license, and pharmaceutical technical personnel license. In measuring the effectiveness of performance an application in this study uses the effectiveness of application consisting of interface, navigation, content, reliability, and technical. The effectiveness measures have been carried out by the Gianyar Regency Government have been quite effective because they’ve carried out by applicable Standard Operating Procedures to increase community service satisfaction.
Implementation of Visual Learning Media to Improve Early Childhood Fine Motor in Tk PGRI Among Siwi, Adipuro Village, Kaliangkrik
Authors: Wahyu Trinugroho Wahyu  , Siswanto  , Laili Syarifah
Published: August 2024

Fine   motor   skills   play   a   crucial   role   in   early   childhood
development, involving  coordination  between  eyes  and  hands. This article explores the significance of early childhood education in nurturing these skills, particularly focusing on kindergarten-aged children. Drawing on various studies and educational theories, it emphasizes the importance of providing adequate stimulation and learning opportunities during the formative years of 0-6. The research highlights the need for innovative approaches in teaching methods, especially considering the tendency of young children to become easily bored. Utilizing the Asset-Based Community Development (ABCD) method, the study conducted  community service activities aimed at enhancing fine motor  skills in early childhood   within   a   specific   village.   Through   observation, interviews, and collaboration with teachers, the research identified weaknesses in fine motor skills among children and developed visual  learning  media  to   address  these  issues.  The  study
implemented  various  activities  such  as  puzzles, coloring,  and
crafting, which proved to be engaging and effective in improving children's  motor  skills. Additionally, it  discusses the  theoretical framework of cognitive development, particularly Piaget's stages, emphasizing the role of play and hands-on experiences in facilitating learning. Ultimately, the article underscores the importance of utilizing available resources and integrating innovative learning media to create enjoyable and effective learning experiences for young children, thereby promoting their holistic development.
Acccounting Information System and Digital Marketing Assitance for MSMEs in Rungkut Surabaya
Authors: Hanny Purnomo  , Sugiarti Yenny
Published: August 2024

Nine MSMEs in Rungkut and its surroundings have the same general problems, including production processes that are still not standardized, limited marketing facilities, and an understanding of business management and financial management so that they cannot compete with manufacturers. Even though many products have superior products. This is due to limited capital, equipment, and a lack of understanding of financial management. To overcome the problem of limited understanding regarding financial management and modern media marketing, a simple accounting information system training was held. The objectives of this training are to: 1) increase understanding of SME actors about the income and expenditure cycle; 2) understand modern marketing alternatives using social media and online platforms; and 3) increase understanding of simple financial management. The results of the training show that there is an increased understanding of these three things. SMEs are starting to understand the importance of internal control in their business cycle, knowing various online marketing media that can be used, understanding the concept of business entities, and the importance of recording financial transactions
Encouraging Responsible Tourists: Strategies for Sustainable Tourism
Authors: Safari Apay , Agoes Adrian
Published: August 2024

This community service activity aims to socialize the concept of responsible tourism to Generation Z travelers in support of sustainable tourism. The method employed involves inviting 20 Vocational School of Tourism students to participate in a city tour using Bandros HPI in Bandung and delivering the concept interactively and enjoyably. Understanding that acting as responsible tourists is the most practical and easily understood approach for Generation Z, serving as the operationalization of sustainable tourism concept, the results of this activity indicate an increased awareness among the Vocational School of Tourism students regarding the importance of behaving as responsible tourists. Therefore, it can be concluded that socialization activities like this should be conducted more widely among Generation Z to enhance awareness of responsible tourism as the embodiment of sustainable tourism
Optimization of the Roles of Mosques and Religious School in Cikawungading Village, Cipatujah District (Real Work Lecture Program Group 5, 4th Generation, STIABI Riyadul ‘Ulum)
Authors: Rahmat Mulya Nugraha  , Ade Adin Sahrudin  , Farel Luthfi Firdaus  , Isep Pahmi Aolia  , Muhammad Dzickry Azharul Jinan Al Faridz  , Hilman Maulana Yusuf  , Faisal  , Muhammad Izza Anil Mu'ir
Published: August 2024

Community service is one form of implementing knowledge and technology to directly benefit society. This study aims to describe the role of the community service program (KKN) group 5 in implementing the KKN program in the cikawungading area, cipatujah district, with a focus on optimizing the role of mosques and religious schools in community development. The research methods used are observation, interviews, and documentation. The results show that through the KKN program, group 5 was able to actively contribute to enhancing the role of mosques and religious schools as educational centers and social activity centers in the community. Activities included religious counseling, character building, waste management, as well as skills development and creative economic activities. Thus, community service through KKN can be an effective means of building local potential and enhancing the holistic well-being of the community.
Closed and Sustainable: Innovative Solution for Modern Farming in Badung Regency
Authors: Komang Widhya Sedana Putra P  , Ni Wayan Lasmi
Published: August 2024

The development of closed-system farming presents promising solution enhance agricultural productivity, animal welfare, and food security in rural areas. This study aims to analyze the challenges, potentials, and strategies for developing closed-system farming in the Sangeh Region, Badung Regency, Bali. The research method involved conducting in-depth interviews with farm owners, managers, and farmers in one of the closed-system farms in the region. The interview results indicate that closed-system farming faces challenges such as resource availability, limited infrastructure, and inadequate understanding of technology. However, closed-system farming also holds significant potential for improving resource efficiency, product quality, and agricultural sustainability. Based on these findings, it is recommended that local government, agricultural industries, research institutions, and local communities collaborate to provide the necessary financial, technical, and educational support to develop closed-system farming in the region. Thus, the implementation of closed-system farming in Badung Regency enhance farmer welfare, food security, and environmental protection.
Counseling on Clean and Healthy Living Behavior Among Elementary School Children
Authors: Sri Hananto Ponco Nugroho  , Eka Sakti Wahyuningtyas  , Muhammad Ainu Zaki  , Surya Bagus Ardafa  , Zahra Asyifa Dewi  , Martha Ayu Sabrina  , Retno Anggita Pratiwi
Published: August 2024

School is a place for children to get formal education. In addition to a place of learning, schools are also a place that can be a threat to disease transmission. Deaths due to diarrhea are up to 65%, and other diseases are 26%. clean and healthy living behavior is an effort to provide learning experiences or create a condition for individuals, families, groups, and communities by providing communication channels, delivering information, and conducting education to improve knowledge, attitudes, and behavior. This community service aimed to provide knowledge and understanding of clean and healthy living behavior to elementary school children so that they can practice it in their daily lives. This community service was conducted by providing counseling using lecture methods, question-and-answer discussions, and simulation using LCD media and props. The activity ran well, and all participants were enthusiastic about this service activity.
Assistance of the School Literacy Team (TLS) in the Implementation of the LEKSAM BEDAS Program in Improving Reading and Writing Literacy
Authors: Suharyanto H. Soro  , Susan Marisan  , Khamisah Nurdini  , Haldi Rizkiawan Sukarna
Published: August 2024

This community service activity aims to provide assistance to the School Literacy Team to face several challenges, including providing adequate reading materials and resources for students, low interest in reading, and lack of community involvement. The method of implementing community service activities includes mentoring activities, including discussion, training, direct practice and evaluation. The results of the mentoring activities were very effective in motivating TLS LEKSAM BEDAS to complete literacy challenges and improve their reading and writing literacy. This is proven by 1) It has increased the motivation of teachers and students in carrying out School Literacy Movement activities. Apart from that, the increase in participants' knowledge can be seen from the students' activeness in participating in the program from start to finish. 2) Increasing students' knowledge and skills because it is supported by the use of digital book reading sources
Empowering Women of the Karangpawitan Majlis Taklim Through Utilizing Digital-Based Local MSMEs
Authors: Ani Siti Anisah  , Iman Saifullah
Published: August 2024

Empowering women within the Majlis Taklim community and harnessing local digital-based MSMEs represent innovative and efficacious strategies aimed at enhancing women's welfare and economic autonomy. This approach not only fosters individual capacity development but also fortifies communities through digital-based marketing strategy training initiatives. Employing the Participatory Action Research (PAR) approach, the community service was executed within the Majlis Taklim Karangpawitan women's community, commencing with field transects in September, with training activities subsequently conducted in December 2022. The outcomes of this service endeavor can be delineated through the phases of activity planning, implementation, and evaluation. The service activities were bolstered by the participation of marketing experts who delivered training sessions on utilizing digital platforms for marketing purposes, enhancing skills in packaging goods attractively, and deploying digital platforms to market local products effectively. The overarching goal of this service intervention is to augment the creativity of the women's community, empowering them to produce innovative products, appealingly package them, label them appropriately, and market them via digital platforms. Ultimately, it is envisaged that these efforts will engender positive economic outcomes, thereby contributing to the overall welfare of the community.
Enhancing Personal Data Security Awareness and Vigilance on Social Media Platforms
Authors: Anrie Suryaningrat  , Desi Ramayanti  , Bias Yulisa Geni  , C Achmad Fahrudin  , Christian Hovel Simanjuntak  , Samuel Aras Michael
Published: August 2024

As the demand for personal information protection grows, vigilance and awareness regarding data and privacy security have become paramount concerns in social media platform usage. While studies indicate rising awareness levels, there remains a deficit in understanding the risks and effective methods for safeguarding personal data. Factors such as inadequate education, constrained privacy controls, and uncertainties surrounding platform privacy policies impede users' efforts to bolster personal data security. This activity aims to educate on the significance of digital privacy and foster vigilance and awareness of data and privacy security on social media platforms. The implementation of activity planning involved a national seminar combining material presentations and interactive discussions with cybersecurity practitioners from the Indonesia Honeynet Project (IHP) and the Indonesia Artificial Intelligence Society (IAIS), high school students, university students, teachers, lecturers, and the surrounding community. The success of this activity was marked by the successful dissemination of knowledge and understanding among the audience, both online and offline. This is expected to provide insights and mitigate risks associated with data and privacy security, promoting safer and more responsible platform usage