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STRATEGI KEPALA SEKOLAH MEMBANGUN PARTISIPASI MASYARAKAT UNTUK EKSISTENSI SEKOLAH
Authors: Nurita Ita , Mahmud M. Eka , Salehudin Mohammad
Published: July 2023

Schools located in urban areas appear to be advanced and at the forefront because they are supported by development facilities and the existence of advanced government and communities, so it is easy to encourage community participation and their existence to be advanced and superior, but it is very different from schools in rural areas that require the figure and strategy of the principal as a leader, relationship community to build community participation to support the existence of schools. The purpose of this study is to describe the principal's strategy to build community participation as an effort to school existence. This study uses a descriptive qualitative approach, the authors go directly to conducting interviews. Interviews to explore primary data and analyzed using Miles and Huberman, models. The results of the study found that the principal's strategy as a leader as well as public relations was by (1) the new school year holding work meeting or working meeting, (2) visiting parents' homes to convince the community and parents of students. (3) by using influential public figures. (4). provide opportunities for the community to participate, (5). carry out publications and socialization through TV and school channels, (6). overcome various obstacles and barriers to schools involving the community. Meanwhile, community participation in SMP IT Insan Cendikia Kutai Kartanegara is (1) Participation in the form of money and goods; Participation in the form of funds and goods by parents and the community with an awareness of education. (2) Participation of personnel and expertise; in the form of personnel who come from several guardians of students with certain skills and professions such as doctors, chefs, soldiers, police, entrepreneurs, farmers, and breeders. (3). Thought participation; community participation in the form of thoughts and policies in schools.
STRATEGI KEPALA SEKOLAH DALAM MENGELOLA IKLIM SEKOLAH DI LEMBAGA PENDIDIKAN DASAR
Authors: Analisna Analisna , Umi Zarhasih Uswatun , Mubarok Ramdanil , Sadad Roihan
Published: July 2023

This research aims to describe the management of school climate, state heads of schools in managing school climate, and challenge the management of school climate in primary education institutions. The method used in this research is the descriptive qualitative research method. The results are: In managing the school climate, the principal formulates ethical values, inspires enthusiasm, adjusts school goals, and fosters commitment, mutual respect and trust, and cooperation. Then, the principal's strategy in managing the school climate is carried out by setting an example, increasing motivation, and increasing discipline, and commitment. Meanwhile, the challenges in managing the school climate are absenteeism, matching the teacher's educational background, and communication between parents and teachers in the learning process.
Increasing the construction production efficiency based on the use of cyber-physical systems and technologies
Authors: Artamonova Iuliia , Adamtsevich Liubov , Kharisov Ilnur , Morgunov Nikita
Published: July 2023

Objective: The article proposes a classification of cyber-physical systems and technologies at the stages of the life cycle of a construction project, considers an algorithm for choosing these technologies depending on the effectiveness of the project.
 
Theoretical framework: The study is based on the review of publications in international scientific journals, methodological literature on the topic of the use of digital tools in construction. The experience of different countries in the application of cyber-physical systems and technologies in construction was represented.
 
Method: The study was conducted based on materials published in open sources, including scientific articles, reports, regulatory documents. In addition, the study used the experience of several companies operating in the construction industry.
 
Results and conclusion: The main approaches to planning construction projects at the stage of the life cycle are studied. Approaches to the formation of a graphical hierarchical block diagram of a simulation model, consisting of different levels of nesting, are proposed. The results may be of interest to manufacturing companies that decide to implement digital technologies in construction, as well as individual scientists who study the problem of increasing the efficiency of production organization at the stages of the construction projects life cycles.
Implications of the research: The results of the study can be used by construction companies when planning the choice of cyber-physical systems and technologies at the stages of the life cycle of construction objects
 
Originality/value: The authors propose an approach that allows choosing tools for designing and building objects using cyber-physical systems and technologies at the stages of the life cycle. A hierarchical block diagram of the simulation model is proposed, which contains more than a dozen child diagrams that combine several hundred smaller typical modules.
Reconstructing the Authorities of Investigators of the Financial Service Authority
Authors: Hutabarat Syafril Hendrik , Hartiwiningsih  , Suwadi Pujiyono
Published: July 2023

Objective: Reconstruction of the authorities of investigators of the Financial Service Authority (FSA) as special investigators is needed to shed light on special cases of economic crimes in the financial services sector.
 
Method: For investigators in general, it is difficult to handle such cases which have so far been assigned to the Police institution which basically has the main task of protecting society and maintaining public order. This has affected the powerless image of the criminal justice system in Indonesia in meeting the expectations of consumers and justice seekers as well as supporting national economic growth in a sustainable and stable manner, as defined to be the objective of the FSA establishment. This research method is empirical.
 
Result: The results of the study show that the KSP Indosurya case worth IDR 106 trillion ended in the imprisonment of the plaintiff's lawyer while the defendant was declared acquitted because the criminal case was decided to be addressed as a civil case. Of course, this problem was rooted in a misdiagnosis at the stage of investigation and prosecution.
 
Conclusion: For this reason, there must be a special investigative institution to handle special cases that will screen economic crimes in the financial services sector before they are forwarded to the courtroom.
Legal Form of General Partnership in Viet Nam
Authors: Hung Nguyen Vinh , Duy Nguyen Dang , Thinh Tran Cong
Published: July 2023

Objective: This paper researches the legal form of general partnership under the provisions of the Enterprise Law 2020 in Vietnam, therefore, points out the limitations, inadequacies and some recommendations proposals.
 
Method: To conduct a research about the legal form of general partnership in Vietnam, the authors have used a combination of traditional research methods of the social sciences and legal sciences such as legal analysis method, the legal efficiency evaluation method, and legal comparison method to achieve the objectives of the research.
 
Results: Currently, the legal form of general partnership in Vietnam's Enterprise Law 2020 has not yet been defined clearly. This not only causes difficulties and complications for the general partnership in the organizational and operational process but also makes many foreign investors feel hesitate to choose this type of company. It is unconditionally unreasonable to combine two types of human-based companies in a form of general partnership regulated in Enterprise Law 2020 in Vietnam. Therefore, in order to overcome the limitations of the legal form of the current general partnership, the authors suppose that the following solutions should be considered.
 
Conclusion: The regulations on the legal form of general partnership directly related to the efficiency of management and administration of this company. Simultaneously, the straightforward definition of the legal form of general partnership will advance the investors’ confidence to choose this type of company. However, the unclear regulations on the legal form of general partnership in Vietnam has been existing since Enterprise Law 1999, leading to limited space for the development of general partnership in Vietnam.
Employment Opportunities and Social Networks of Indonesian Women Migrant Workers at the Border
Authors: Suryaningsih  , Nulhaqim Soni Akhmad , Fedryansyah Muhammad , Sugandi Yogi Suprayogi
Published: July 2023

Purpose: Migration of Indonesian women abroad and the challenges they face have become an interesting topic recently. There has been a shift in migration rates, where women have begun to dominate this phenomenon known as the feminization of migrants. Despite risks such as violence and fraud attached to the work of migrant women, many Indonesian women still choose to work abroad due to limited employment opportunities, limited education, poverty and heavy family responsibilities. Several factors drive women's migration, such as limited job opportunities in the area of origin, changes in agricultural systems, and competition for low-paid jobs.
 
Method: The pull factor in the destination area also plays a role in offering better job opportunities. Social networks support Indonesian women's migration, both through legal and illegal channels, providing information and assistance during the migration process.
Results:  Transit areas such as Tanjung pinang in the Riau Archipelago are also important exit points for women migrant workers. Research has highlighted employment opportunities and shifting migration patterns in Indonesia, with unequal employment conditions, limited employment opportunities in the agricultural sector, and economic and social changes as driving factors for migration.
 
Conclusions:  The shift from male migration to female migration is also influenced by poverty, gender equality, and women's responsibilities towards the family. This article provides a better understanding of the phenomenon of migration of Indonesian women abroad, the challenges they face, and the factors that influence their decision to migrate.
Examining the Relationship Between Academic Burnout and the University Student's Engagement: A Cross-Sectional Study on the Return to Face-to-Face Classes
Authors: Estrada-Araoz Edwin Gustavo , Paredes-Valverde Yolanda , Quispe-Herrera Rosel , Larico-Uchamaco Guido Raúl , Paricahua-Peralta Jimmy Nelson
Published: July 2023

Objective: Academic burnout is considered a psychological condition that students present and is characterized by low motivation and a feeling of failure due to the inability to cope with academic stress or excessive academic demands. In this sense, the objective of the present investigation was to determine if academic burnout is related to the university student's engagement in the Peruvian Amazon to return to face-to-face classes.   Method: The approach was quantitative, the design was non-experimental and the type was descriptive - correlational, cross-sectional. The sample consisted of 342 students who were administered the Maslach Burnout Inventory Student Survey and the UWES-S Scale, instruments with adequate levels of validity and reliability. Likewise, to identify the relationship between the study variables, Pearson correlation coefficient was used.   Results: The preliminary results indicate that the students were characterized by presenting moderate levels of academic burnout and engagement. On the other hand, it was determined that the Pearson correlation coefficient between both variables was -0.722 (p<0.05). Significant correlations were also reported between academic burnout and the dimensions vigor (r= -0.701, p<0.05), dedication (r= -0.712, p<0.05) and absorption (r= -0.694, p<0.05). In the same way, significant correlations were found between student engagement and the dimensions emotional exhaustion (r= -0.711, p<0.05), cynicism (r= -0.700, p<0.05) and inefficacy (r= -0.687, p <0.05). On the other hand, the β coefficients indicate that academic burnout (β= 0.204), emotional exhaustion (β= 0.259), cynicism (β= 0.196) and inefficacy (β= 0.337) significantly predicted student engagement.   Conclusions: It was concluded that there is an inverse and significant relationship between academic burnout and the university student's engagement in the Peruvian Amazon to return to face-to-face classes.
The Re-Wiring of an Obstetrician: My Journey of Knowing Labour and Birth Through Collaborating With Women and Midwives
Authors: Elphinstone Dr Natalie
Published: July 2023

This is the story of one obstetrician’s journey of self-discovery, starting with the acknowledgement that she didn’t know how to support physiological birth. On the hunt to better understand how to do this, she turned to the midwives and other birth workers to learn new skills she’d never been taught before.
Review of ABM Clinical Protocol #36: The Mastitis Spectrum
Authors: Wattis Lois
Published: July 2023

Recent scientific evidence debunks the concept of milk ducts obstructed by a collection of milk as it is not physiologically or anatomically possible.1 The Mastitis Spectrum is a recently revised guideline which challenges the common belief that ‘blocked ducts’ precede inflammatory mastitis, potentially followed by infective mastitis. The evidence now demonstrates that mastitis encompasses a spectrum of conditions, from mild to severe. Moreover, traditional strategies to augment milk removal to counteract milk stasis and breast massage to relieve ductal obstruction from milk ‘plugs’ lacks physiological validity. The Academy of Breastfeeding Medicine (ABM) Medicine Clinical Protocol #36 details management recommendations for all eventualities of The Mastitis Spectrum and will be referred to as the ABM Protocol in this review. The protocols can be found at: https://www.bfmed.org/protocols.
Baby’s First Cuddle: Skin-to-Skin Contact After Caesarean Section
Authors: Ho Silvia
Published: July 2023

Skin-to-skin contact (SSC) is a simple intervention that has been practiced for noncomplicated vaginal birth over the decades. Evidence showed that an increased breastfeeding rate is one of the benefits for mothers and babies. Although caesarean section (CS) has increased globally, many mothers and babies have not experienced SSC after caesarean delivery. Therefore, hospitals around the globe have implemented similar projects to enhance the practice of SSC after CS. This literature review will investigate the significance of SSC after CS to breastfeeding rate and the results of SSC implementation in the theatre.
Midwifery on Both Sides of the Globe, and Across the Continuum
Authors: Colquhoun Gail
Published: July 2023

With a midwifery career spanning twenty-five years, both in her homeland of Scotland and the last ten years in Australia, Endorsed Midwife Gail Colquhoun reflects upon her midwifery journey on both sides of the globe – the life-changing experiences she has had, the couples and families she has cared for, the colleagues, other health professionals, midwifery academics and students Gail has worked alongside. Each have played a pivotal role in focusing Gail’s thoughts on her pathway forward, leading to her midwifery endorsement and the creation of her private midwifery practice, The Nesting Hub.
The Role of Practice Development Midwives in Norfolk & Waveney’s Local Maternity System – Part 5: Developing LMNS Pre-Hospital Emergency Simulation Days
Authors: Haskey Mollie , Noble Phillipa , Weatherill Catherine
Published: July 2023

Welcome to the fifth and final episode in the mini-series focusing on the role of Practice Development Midwives (PDM) within the Norfolk and Waveney Local Maternity and Neonatal System (LMNS). The previous articles provided an overview of the role, explored the development of a blended learning package, provision of shared learning events and delivering focus weeks. This article will explore the development of community emergency simulation days in the collaboration with the local ambulance unit.
Learning to be Stronger Together: Interprofessional Education in Midwifery Education
Authors: Keedle Dr Hazel
Published: July 2023

The training and education of pre-registration healthcare professionals is traditionally and currently taught within their own professional groups. Interprofessional education (IPE) is when different professionals, or students, undertake education together. Interprofessional education in midwifery is a growing research field. In this article I will explore IPE, the benefits and challenges and current examples of IPE in midwifery. This article has been independently reviewed prior to publication.
Exploring Caesarean Birth 3: Wound Issues and Protecting the Caesarean Wound From Surgical Wound Complications
Authors: Rastas Leonie
Published: July 2023

Article three in a series of eight. In this article, surgical wound complications (SWCs) are discussed. Many SWCs after caesarean birth are preventable, therefore it is imperative that patient education is provided. It is important to involve postnatal women, birthing people and partners in the care plans, explaining that five layers are involved in surgical wound healing. Care must be taken not to exert stress on the incision. As midwives we need to be aware of the contributing factors both intrinsic and extrinsic and the preventative interventions. The implementation of evidence-based surgical wound recommendations is vital to healing. The six major surgical wound complications and service-user education recommended by the World Union of Wound Healing Societies (WUWHS) will be discussed.
Focus on Women: The Opportunities are Endless
Authors: Collins Emma
Published: July 2023

Midwives aspire to support and partner with women in one of the most pivotal times of their lives. Midwifery is unique and purposeful, providing endless opportunity to focus on different aspects of care. This article provides a brief overview of the experiences of women and midwives in relation to obstetric violence. The reflection describes an alternate midwifery research pathway in an attempt to identify and address the systemic issues that contribute to maternal mistreatment. The experiences of the author whilst undertaking a Master of Research is included with the aim to provide information for midwives with an interest in research and practice change.
Exploring Caesarean Birth 4: Pregnancy and Puerperal Sepsis
Authors: Rastas Leonie
Published: July 2023

Sepsis is a condition where the body’s reaction to an infection harms its own tissues and organs, putting the patient at risk of shock, organ failure and even death. It is critical to identify sepsis early and provide immediate treatment to avoid these outcomes. Sepsis is a serious life-threatening illness that is very difficult to predict, diagnose and treat. It can be caused by any type of infection: bacterial, viral, fungal or even parasitic. Sepsis prevention is only possible by preventing infections with good and consistent hygiene and avoiding people with infections.1
Effective Midwifery Leadership: Knowing Your Roots and Finding Your Passion
Authors: Homer Caroline
Published: July 2023

In this feature article, a third article in our leadership collective, Professor of Midwifery Caroline Homer was invited to write about effective leadership, collaboration and midwifery. This informative and personal article explores Caroline’s own leadership journey and she gives important tips for future midwives along their own leadership journeys.
Exploring Patient Safety in Maternity and Midwifery Care
Authors: Elliott-Mainwaring Helen , Phillips Charlotte , Bowie Paul
Published: July 2023

This is the first of a series of four co-written papers for the Advancing Practice series. In this paper we briefly explore the relevance of patient safety within the context of NHS Resolution’s publication The second report: The evolution of the Early Notification Scheme.1 In this series, we hope to support Midwives’ understanding of the current maternity safety landscape.
Sharing my Scars to Advocate for Change
Authors: Stoliar Sharon
Published: July 2023

Summary Scars of Gold is the personal story of Sydney-based author Sharon Stoliar’s experience of birth trauma and how she used her voice to make herself heard and fight for change. Her biography aims to raise awareness of the prevalence of birth trauma and its long-term impacts on women and their families. The attached submission is a reflective piece of writing, giving details of Sharon’s reasons for writing a book centered on her birth experience, and her advice to others who have a story to share.
SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT FOR ENHANCING BOILER PERFORMANCE: FROM PID CONTROL TO ADAPTIVE AND MODEL PREDICTIVE CONTROL FOR MORE EFFECTIVE OPTIMIZATION OF TEMPERATURE, PRESSURE, AND LEVEL CONTROL IN BOILER SYSTEM
Authors: Eko Susetyo Yulianto  , Yuniardi Doddi , Harfit Achmad Risa
Published: July 2023

When discussing control systems for boilers, the PID (Proportional-Integral-Derivative) control algorithm is one of the most well-known and widely used. The PID control algorithm has been proven effective in controlling temperature and pressure within boiler systems. However, as technology advances, there have been advancements in more sophisticated and efficient control systems. One of these advancements is the utilization of adaptive control and model predictive control. Adaptive control can adapt to changes in operational conditions and provide better performance compared to PID control. Meanwhile, model predictive control utilizes a mathematical model of the system to predict future behavior and make control decisions based on these predictions. Nevertheless, the PID control algorithm remains crucial and can deliver satisfactory performance in temperature and pressure control within boilers. The key to effective use of PID control lies in the selection of appropriate parameters and proper tuning. By employing the correct tuning methods, PID control can achieve optimal performance and high efficiency in boiler systems. Overall, the use of the PID control algorithm remains a good choice for temperature and pressure control in boiler systems, despite advancements in more advanced and efficient control systems. Model predictive control, on the other hand, utilizes a mathematical model of the boiler system to predict its future behavior. By solving an optimization problem over a predictive horizon, it determines the optimal control actions to be applied. This proactive approach allows model predictive control to account for constraints, nonlinearity, and system dynamics, leading to improved control performance and energy efficiency. In conclusion, while PID control remains a viable option for temperature and pressure control in boiler systems, the advancements in adaptive control and model predictive control offer more sophisticated and efficient alternatives. The choice of control strategy depends on the specific requirements, complexity, and desired performance of the boiler system. Combining different control techniques or employing advanced control algorithms can further enhance the overall control performance and optimize the operation of the boiler system.
PEMBUATAN WEBSITE SISTEM INFORMASI OBJEK WISATA MENGGUNAKAN PENDEKATAN OBJECT ORIENTED ANALYSIS AND DESIGN (OOAD)
Authors: Apandi Ahmad
Published: July 2023

Teknologi Informasi tidak dapat dipungkiri sangat bermanfaat bagi banyak orang untuk memenuhi kebutuhan hidupnya. Pemanfaatan teknologi informasi salah satunya yaitu berkaitan dengan website objek wisata. Objek wisata merupakan suatu kawasan yang dipilih oleh pengunjung, dimana pengunjung dapat tinggal dan menikmati liburan selama waktu tertentu. Objek wisata terdiri dari beberapa wisata, misalnya wisata sejarah, wisata belanja, wisata kuliner, dan sebagainya. Salah satu website objek wisata di Jakarta yang dapat dikunjungi adalah Jakarta Tourism. Website tersebut hanya memberikan informasi dan gambaran objek wisata tertentu saja secara umum, tanpa menampilkan keseluruhan objek wisata yang ada di Jakarta secara detail. Wisatawan membutuhkan informasi sebelum mengunjungi objek wisata yang diinginkan. Penggunaan website dapat membantu menyajikan informasi yang dibutuhkan, sehingga akan menghasilkan suatu teknologi informasi yang dapat memberikan dampak positif bagi seseorang. Salah satu contohnya yaitu sistem informasi objek wisata di Jakarta Pusat. Pembuatan website ini menggunakan pendekatan Object Oriented Analysis and Design (OOAD) yaitu kumpulan peralatan dan teknik untuk pengembangan sistem yang akan memanfaatkan teknologi objek untuk mengkonstruksikan sebuah sistem dan perangkat lunak. Pembuatan webiste pariwisata di kota Jakarta Pusat ini berhasil dibuat dan dapat membantu seseorang dalam memberikan informasi mengenai objek wisata di Jakarta Pusat, seperti wisata sejarah, wisata belanja, wisata kuliner, dan wisata akomodasi
PERPADUAN GAYA ARSITEKTUR TIMUR TENGAH, EROPA DAN LOKAL PADA BANGUNAN MASJID AL- AZHOM TANGERANG
Authors: Ade Syoufa  , Mega Aryani Amalia
Published: July 2023

Mosques in Indonesia have several attractive architectural designs thanks to the combination of styles, one of which is the Al-Azhom Grand Mosque in Tangerang City. This mosque is an icon of Tangerang City which has an unusual dome and refers to the style of the XVIII and XIX centuries. Therefore, this study aims to find out which architectural style blends exist in the Al-Azhom Grand Mosque in Tangerang City. The method used in this study is a qualitative method, with the analytical method used is a descriptive method, namely describing building objects in the Al-Azhom Grand Mosque area from history and analyzing field data objects with literature studies and adjusting objects into mosque architectural styles. The results show that the Al-Azhom Grand Mosque Tangerang is influenced by architectural styles originating from Middle Eastern culture, European culture, and local culture.
DESAIN DAN ANALSIS RANGKA PADA MESIN PENGUPAS BIJI KOPI BASAH MENGGUNAKAN SOFTWARE SOLIDWORKS
Authors: Eko Aprianto Nugroho  , Abdul Rahman Agung Ramadhan
Published: July 2023

Coffee is a commodity that is currently developing. However, many coffee farmers in remote areas experience problems in increasing their business along with high market demand due to a lack of business support tools. The purpose of this paper is to find out the materials used in designing a wet coffee bean peeler machine. Design the frame of a wet coffee bean peeler machine using Solidwork software. Wet coffee bean peeler analysis. The type of iron to be used in the frame of this wet coffee bean peeler is galvanized angle iron with a size of 22 x 22 x 1.8 mm. The results obtained show that the von misses stress calculated using solidworks has the greatest stress of 69,654 Mpa. For von misses stress by manual calculation, a value of 71.707Mpa is obtained. The results obtained show that the displacement calculated using solidworks has the greatest stress of 0.293 mm. For displacement with manual calculations, a value of 0.163 mm is obtained. The results obtained show that the Factor of Safety value calculated using Solidworks has the greatest stress of 2,928 ul. For the Factor of Safety with manual calculations, a value of 2,830 ul was obtained.
DETERMINAN KEJADIAN DROP OUT PENGGUNAAN KONTRASEPSI PADA PASANGAN USIA SUBUR (PUS) DI KABUPATEN SINTANG
Authors: Amartani Rizki , Paskalia Tri Kurniati  , Yolanda Montessori  , Yunida Haryanti  , Arum Seftyana Lestari  , Lea Masan  , Elvi Juliansyah
Published: July 2023

Penggunaan kontrasepsi merupakan salah satu strategi pengendalian populasi, namun inkontinensia penggunaan kontrasepsi menjadi masalah yaitu sebanyak 27 persen wanita menghentikan penggunaan kontrasepsi dalam waktu 1 tahun. Angka putus sekolah yang lebih tinggi pada metode kontrasepsi non-jangka panjang dibandingkan dengan metode kontrasepsi jangka panjang. Akseptor yang mengalami Drop Out di Kabupaten Sintang sebesar 13,74 persen, lebih besar dari target yang ditetapkan sebesar 10 persen. Tujuan penelitian ini adalah untuk mengetahui determinan yang berhubungan dengan kejadian drop out penggunaan kontrasepsi pada pasangan usia subur di Kabupaten Sintang Tahun 2017. Jenis penelitian ini adalah observasional analitik, menggunakan desain case control dengan jumlah sampel 172 yang terdiri dari 86 orang. kasus dan 86 kontrol. Kasus adalah pasangan usia subur yang dinyatakan drop out sejak 1 tahun setelah menggunakan kontrasepsi selama 5 tahun dan kontrol yaitu pasangan usia subur yang masih menggunakan kontrasepsi sampai dilakukan penelitian. Penelitian dilakukan pada bulan Februari sampai September 2017 dengan analisis univariat dan bivariat dengan uji statistik Chi-Square. Hasil analisis bivariat umur ibu (p: 0,87, OR: 1,04), paritas (p: 0,047, p: 0,049, OR: 6,6, OR: 4,43), tingkat Pendidikan (p: 0,958 , p: 0,449, p: 0,701, OR: 0,88, OR: 1,64, OR: 1,54), tingkat pendapatan (p; 0,988, OR: 1,04), pengetahuan (p: 1, ATAU: 1). Metode kontrasepsi (p: 0,036, p: 0,47), jenis layanan KIE (Komunikasi, Informasi, Edukasi) (p: 0,408, OR: 0,70), konseling kontrasepsi (0,321 , OR: 1,48) dan kualitas layanan kontrasepsi (p: 0,768 , ATAU: 0,86). Kesimpulan determinan internal dan eksternal yang berhubungan dengan kejadian drop out pengguna kontrasepsi adalah paritas dan metode kontrasepsi pada Pasangan Lanjut Usia (PUS). Saran, diharapkan kepada pemerintah daerah untuk meningkatkan kepercayaan masyarakat terhadap semua metode kontrasepsi, agar dapat digunakan sesuai dengan kondisi dan kebutuhan.
KEMAMPUAN MENULIS AYAT AL- QUR’AN SISWA MAN PALOPO
Authors: Muhammad Agil Amin
Published: July 2023

This article discusses the ability to write verses of the Qur'an for MAN Palopo students. This type of research is education and development, Research & Development (R&D). The subjects of this study were 29 students of MAN Palopo. Data collection techniques in this study consisted of observation, questionnaires, tests and documentation. The results of the study show that the resulting teaching materials are feasible to use. Feasibility indicators meet valid and effective standards. The validity score based on the expert validator's assessment generally obtained a value of 0.67 (Valid), which can be used in learning. Effectiveness based on the N-gain test obtained a value of 0.52 included in the medium category with an increase in the pre-test score of 67.03 to the post-test value of 84.17.
Application of Customer Relationship Management in Maintaining Customer Loyalty (Case Study Hotel Melati)
Authors: Mariam Mariam
Published: July 2023

This research aims to address the challenges and implement Customer Relationship Management (CRM) in a web-based budget hotel, Hotel Melati, for online bookings, accessing the latest promotional information, and providing online feedback. The study focuses on exploring the novel aspects of implementing CRM in the context of a budget hotel and its impact on maintaining customer loyalty. The research adopts a mixed-methods approach, utilizing interviews and observations for data collection. The development methodology follows the Waterfall method, encompassing sequential steps of analysis, design, implementation, testing, and maintenance. SWOT analysis is employed to identify strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats. UML is used for the design phase, PHP for coding, and MYSQL as the database. Black box testing is conducted to evaluate the application's performance. The results of the black box testing demonstrate that the implemented application functions effectively. The questionnaire results show a satisfaction rate of 82.17%. Based on the feasibility assessment, the findings suggest that the implemented solution is highly suitable for addressing the identified challenges and maintaining customer loyalty.
Decision Support System for Selecting the Best Bus Destination for Toraja using the Weighted Product Method
Authors: Erwin Gatot Amiruddin  , Kamaruddin  , Asnimar  , Lusi Dwi Putri  , Hiknatius Rianto Madao
Published: July 2023

This research aims to develop a Decision Support System (DSS) that can assist in selecting the best bus for tourism purposes in Toraja. The objective of this research is to facilitate the decision-making process for prospective tourists who want to use buses as their means of transportation during their visit to Toraja. The method employed in this research is the Weighted Product (WP) method. This method was chosen due to its ability to handle multi-criteria, enabling selection based on various relevant factors such as price, service quality, bus capacity, operational schedule, and level of comfort. Furthermore, the collected data will be inputted into the developed DSS using the WP method. The DSS will calculate relative scores for each bus based on the predetermined criteria weights. The results of this research are expected to provide objective and accurate recommendations for selecting the best bus. These recommendations can serve as a guide for prospective tourists in choosing a bus that suits their needs and preferences. Additionally, this research can also provide valuable insights for bus operators in improving service quality and customer satisfaction.
The Use of Augmented Reality Technology in Preserving Cultural Heritage: A Case Study of Old Jami Mosque of Palopo
Authors: Suyuti Hamka , Setyanto Arief
Published: July 2023

This research aims to explore the use of Augmented Reality (AR) technology in the context of cultural heritage preservation, with a particular focus on the Old Jami Mosque of Palopo. This research uses a qualitative case study approach to investigate the application of AR in preserving the mosque's cultural heritage. Data were collected through observation, interviews, documentary analysis, and system testing using the Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology (UTAUT) model. The findings from a questionnaire survey conducted with 50 respondents representing the general public, students, college students, traditional leaders, and tourists indicated a positive acceptance of the AR system, with an overall approval rating of 87% across various aspects. The results demonstrate that the developed AR application for the Old Jami Mosque Palopo enhances visitors' experience and understanding of the mosque's historical, architectural, and cultural values. The integration of AR technology has the potential to foster greater visitor engagement and contribute to the preservation of cultural heritage. This research provides insights into the potential and advantages of leveraging AR technology for cultural heritage preservation and provides an overview of the development of effective AR applications in cultural contexts.
Web-Based Rapid Application Development (RAD) for Marketing of Ende Lio Traditional Bond Motif Woven Fabric
Authors: Neneng Awaliah  , Akbar Hendra  , Amran Amiruddin  , Daud Daud , Akbar Iskandar
Published: July 2023

The marketing of Ende Lio traditional bond motif ikat woven fabric predominantly relies on conventional market stalls. However, with the growing demand for diverse products derived from ikat weaving, such as garments, bags, tunics, and accessories, there is a need for a more efficient marketing strategy. This study aims to implement Rapid Application Development (RAD) and design a web-based marketing system for the Marketing of Ende Lio Traditional Bond Motif Woven Fabric to enhance accessibility and increase public awareness of the products. The objectives of this research include developing an intuitive and interactive web-based platform for marketing Ende Lio's woven ikat fabrics, improving the efficiency of the marketing process, ensuring a seamless user experience, and evaluating the system's impact on sales and customer satisfaction. The RAD methodology, renowned for its incremental and time-constrained software development approach, was employed. The design process involved the use of Use Case Diagrams, and unit testing was conducted to validate the functionality and performance of the application.
Evaluación de Profundidad de Segmentos Corneales Intraestromales por Tomografía de Coherencia Óptica Corneal
Authors: Matías Morales Jorge Antonio , Cifuentes Noriega María Teresa , Gutiérrez Paz Mario , Sáenz Morales Erick Vinicio , Sacor Quijivix Nancy Jhoselin
Published: July 2023

OBJETIVO: Determinar la profundidad de los segmentos corneales intraestromales mediante tomografía de coherencia óptica corneal en pacientes con queratocono tratados por técnica manual en el servicio de Segmento Anterior del Instituto Panamericano Contra la Ceguera de enero a septiembre de 2022. MÉTODOS: Estudio observacional retrospectivo transversal en 17 pacientes con criterios de inclusión y un total de 26 ojos intervenidos en quienes se obtuvo una medición de profundidad de 43 segmentos intraestromales por OCT corneal en el primer mes postoperatorio y se comparó con la profundidad planificada. RESULTADOS: El promedio de la profundidad planeada fue de 79.29% y de la obtenida 82.29%, con una desviación estándar de 1.334 y 5.832 respectivamente. Se realizó la prueba de Wilcoxon, (p = .0008) en la que se evidencia una diferencia estadísticamente significativa entre las dos muestras. Mediante la prueba de correlación de Spearman, (p = .0210) se establece una correlación directa entre la profundidad planificada y la profundidad obtenida de forma estadísticamente significativa. CONCLUSIÓN: Los segmentos corneales se encuentran a una mayor profundidad, en promedio, a lo planificado.
Cultural Norms and Access to Reproductive Health Services: Implications for Maternal Health in Ethiopia
Authors:   St Paul's Hospital Millennium Medical College, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, Gebremichael Addisu
Published: July 2023

This paper examines the impact of cultural norms on access to reproductive health services and their implications for maternal health in Ethiopia. Cultural norms shape individuals' perceptions, behaviors, and choices regarding reproductive health, which in turn affect maternal mortality and morbidity rates. The paper explores the barriers posed by cultural norms, including limited access, gender roles, stigma, and traditional beliefs, and their specific manifestations in Ethiopia. Effective interventions are discussed, focusing on community-based education, women's empowerment, health system strengthening, advocacy, and collaboration. By addressing cultural barriers and promoting equitable access to reproductive health services, significant progress can be made in reducing maternal mortality and morbidity rates in Ethiopia.
Return and Re-migration Challenges for Bangladeshi Female Migrants in the Middle East during the COVID Pandemic
Authors:   BRAC University, Dhaka, Bangladesh, Chowdhury Soujannita , Reza Selim ,   North South University, Dhaka, Bangladesh
Published: July 2023

Every year many Bangladeshi females migrate overseas to work as domestic workers in the Middle Eastern houses and few females migrate to other job sectors. During the COVID-19 pandemic, many female migrants returned home voluntarily and involuntarily. While involuntary return created various forms of stress and hardship, pandemic-induced complexities and restrictions made it difficult for the returnee female migrants to re-migrate. This paper aims to empirically explore the return and re-migration journey of Bangladeshi female migrants during the COVID-19 pandemic. Empirical evidence was collected through in-depth interviewing of 25 female returnee migrants and five key informants. The findings confirm the knowledge gap regarding the multi-layered recruitment process, presence, and domination of various actors in the female migrants’ migration journey, and unclear laws and policies as the most critical challenges that made re-migration difficult for the female returnee migrants. The COVID-19 pandemic created numerous difficulties like visa expiration, cancellation of flights, vaccination problems, financial difficulties for quarantine, and passport renewal issues. All these difficulties contributed to precarious conditions through intensifying the stress in work life and social life and thus augmented Bangladeshi female migrants’ sufferings upon their return from the Middle Eastern countries. The new knowledge offered by this paper calls for effective policy actions and labour protection for the returnee female migrants during a pandemic situation.
tiempo gnóstico
Authors: Pérez Herranz Fernando Miguel
Published: July 2023

No cabe entender la filosofía como una mera rapsodia de opiniones, ni de comentarios ad hoc, ni de retóricas solemnes... por más que puedan ser originales o ingeniosos. Los conceptos filosóficos —al igual que los términos de la ciencia o del propio lenguaje ordinario— están trabados, forman un sistema y sólo cuando se ha controlado en mayor o menor medida un territorio de conceptos e ideas, es posible confrontar ese pensamiento con otros. Incluso, a veces, es el criterio mismo de «sistematización» la clave de una filosofía. Porque una filosofía no sólo puede ser ejercida de hecho como un sistema, sino que puede apelar a cierta coherencia y completud, representándose a sí misma como tal sistema. Uno de los sistemas filosóficos más interesantes en el panorama filosófico español es el de Eugenio Trías, cuya obra, La edad del espíritu, articula la relación entre el Tiempo y el Conocimiento.
Para una teoría de la justicia
Authors: Sánchez Corredera Silverio
Published: July 2023

La filosofía política del mundo Occidental ha tratado de concordar la política con la moralidad desde Sócrates, Platón y Aristóteles hasta nuestros días. Tomando pie en las propuestas de Rawls y Platón, el autor se pregunta si es posible constatar las partes determinantes de una teoría de la justicia que aspirara a ser completa superando las insuficiencias clásicas. Para ello, el paso previo es distinguir entre ética, moral y política. La conclusión será que no hay Justicia sin igualdad y sin ley, pero si nadie defiende la igualdad y la ley, ambas tenderán a desaparecer y si desde ningún ángulo se organizan operativamente las ideas tenderán a fracasar la ley, la igualdad y la humana condición en lucha.
Sartre siglo XXI
Authors: Arias Mariano
Published: July 2023

El presente ensayo se inscribe en el centenario del nacimiento de Jean-Paul Sartre. Hoy, a veinticinco años de su muerte, se debate en un marco diferente en muchos aspectos de la pretérita generación a la que perteneció: el presente ahora es el de la denominada globalización, el de la Unión Europea, el conflicto étnico y cultural, la caída de la Unión Soviética… y se debate, por circunstancias históricas y de progreso en un mundo que discute críticamente, y precisamente, sobre el filósofo y escritor francés.

Nos proponemos estudiar, desde las coordenadas del materialismo filosófico, los componentes filosóficos presentes en L’Idiot de la famille, el último trabajo de Jean-Paul Sartre antes de su fallecimiento en 1980. Obra que es producto de una larga reflexión iniciada en su juventud con la lectura de Madame Bovary y latente a lo largo de su vida como escritor, para concluir en los años setenta con su publicación y en el marco de los acontecimientos revolucionarios del París de mayo del 68.
Mundos de la experiencia
Authors: Méndez Sanz José Antonio
Published: July 2023

La filosofía griega recibida, en sus diversas modulaciones (la judeocristiana entre ellas), abrió un mundo cuya decadencia como ideal regulador de nuestro acceso a lo que hay (acceso teórico, práctico, estético, triple «mirar» encadenado de origen él mismo griego) tiene importantes consecuencias para nuestro concepto de realidad y el papel que han de jugar en él nociones determinantes como la de experiencia.
problema de la conciencia
Authors: Fernández Agis Domingo
Published: July 2023

Dos sentidos del término conciencia han convivido desde que tenemos constancia del uso del mismo: el psíquico y el moral. Un rasgo distintivo del pensamiento moderno consiste en considerar que el primero ha de prevalecer sobre el segundo. Sin embargo, la propia evolución del concepto parece exigir en nuestros días una apelación a lo social para completar su determinación.
idea de convergencia tecnocientífica
Authors: Miranda Suárez María José
Published: July 2023

La idea de convergencia es una de las nociones más difundidas en el lenguaje tecnocientífico actual. Sin olvidar el éxito que está teniendo en el diseño de la política europea, no cabe duda de que es un concepto clave en la financiación de las investigaciones integradas en el marco de lo que se ha denominado las NBCI (nano-bio-cogno-info-tecnologías). Con ello, pretendemos analizar hasta qué punto se está difundiendo algún sesgo axiológico a través de esta noción. Algo que cobra especial interés si tenemos en cuenta la acogida que está teniendo en los recientes estudios sobre el nuevo modo de producción del conocimiento tecnocientífico (Gibbons, Nowotny, Funtowicz…) y el giro económico que estos han experimentado en los últimos años.
Tackling alert fatigue with a semi-automated clinical decision support system: quantitative evaluation and end-user survey
Authors: Dahmke Hendrike , Fiumefreddo Rico , Schuetz Philipp , De Iaco Remo , Zaugg Claudia
Published: July 2023

STUDY AIMS: Clinical decision support systems (CDSS) embedded in hospital electronic health records efficiently reduce medication errors, but there is a risk of low physician adherence due to alert fatigue. At the Cantonal Hospital Aarau, a CDSS is being developed that allows the highly accurate detection and correction of medication errors. The semi-automated CDSS sends its alerts either directly to the physician or to a clinical pharmacist for review first. Our aim was to evaluate the performance of the recently implemented CDSS in terms of acceptance rate and alert burden, as well as physicians’ satisfaction with the CDSS.
METHODS: All alerts generated by the clinical decision support systems between January and December 2021 were included in a retrospective quantitative evaluation. A team of clinical pharmacists performed a follow-up to determine whether the recommendation made by the CDSS was implemented by the physician. The acceptance rate was calculated including all alerts for which it was possible to determine an outcome. A web-based survey was conducted amongst physicians to assess their attitude towards the CDSS. The survey questions included overall satisfaction, helpfulness of individual algorithms, and perceived alert burden.
RESULTS: In 2021, a total of 10,556 alerts were generated, of which 619 triggered a direct notification to the physician and 2,231 notifications were send to the physician after evaluation by a clinical pharmacist. The acceptance rates were 89.8% and 68.4%, respectively, which translates as an overall acceptance rate of 72.4%. On average, clinical pharmacists received 17.2 alerts per day, while all of the hospital physicians together received 7.8 notifications per day. In the survey, 94.5% of physicians reported being satisfied or very satisfied with the CDSS. Algorithms addressing potential medication errors concerning anticoagulants received the highest usefulness ratings.
CONCLUSION: The development of this semi-automated clinical decision support system with context-based algorithms resulted in alerts with a high acceptance rate. Involving clinical pharmacists proved a promising approach to limit the alert burden of physicians and thus tackle alert fatigue. The CDSS is well accepted by our physicians.