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Mobile Health Quality among National Health Insurance Participants in South Sumatra
Authors: Idris Haerawati , Misnaniarti Misnaniarti , Safriantini Dian 
Published: January 2021

The development of information technology and telecommunications has penetrated into various sectors including health. With Mobile JKN, community administrative activities in managing JKN are easier. The study aims to analyze the perception of mobile health among participants JKN in South Sumatra Province. This research is a quantitative study with a cross-sectional design. The research sample was JKN participants stay in South Sumatra aged> 18 years who use the Mobile JKN app amount 400 participants. The sampling technique used purposive sampling. Data collection using online questionnaires and distributed through social media. Results of the study showed that the perception of the quality system has optimal results (50,50%). The problem encountered was in the network stability indicator from JKN mobile application users. On the quality of information has optimal results(67.50%).Problems encountered are in the indicator of limited service information, display updates. Then, the quality of service has optimal results (63,50%). The problem encountered was in the service integration indicator from the JKN mobile application. Quality of the JKN Mobile application seen from the System Quality, Information Quality and Service Quality has optimal results. BPJS Health suggested to increase network stability, improve service information, display updates and information in the JKN Mobile application, conduct application socialization, and develop service integration.
Zebrafish stm is involved in the development of otoliths and of the fertilization envelope
Authors: Pachoensuk Theeranukul , Fukuyo Taketo , Rezanujjaman Md. , Wanlada Klangnurak , Yamamoto Chihiro , Maeno Akiteru , Rahaman Md. Mostafizur , Ali Md. Hasan , Tokumoto Toshinobu 
Published: January 2021

Using an in vivo assay, we selected 11 genes that were highly upregulated during the induction of ovulation in zebrafish using microarray analysis and RNA sequencing. The starmaker gene (stm) was one of these genes. Although stm has been previously reported to be involved in otolith formation during the early development of zebrafish, we detected its expression in eggs and showed that stm was related to fertilization by establishing an stm gene knockout strain using the CRISPR/Cas9 system. Further phenotypic analysis of stm knockout fish was conducted in this study. With a higher nonfertilization rate, the stm mutant strain showed an extremely low survival rate. Otoliths of stm homozygous mutant zebrafish showed abnormal morphology in embryos and adult fish. However, fish did not show any abnormalities in swimming behaviour in either embryos or adults. Stm proteins were detected on the chorion of ovulated eggs before spawning. Fibre-supported knob-like structures on the fertilization envelope (FE) also showed abnormal structures in stm mutants. The Stm protein is necessary for otolith formation, and a lack of Stm causes abnormal otolith formation. The partial defect of otolith formation does not cause defects in swimming behaviour. The Stm protein is expressed in the chorion and is responsible for the formation of fibre-supported knob-like structures on the FE. It was suggested that a lack of Stm caused a lower fertilization rate due to inadequate formation of the FE.

Lay summary
In zebrafish, the protein Starmaker (Stm) was identified as having a role in ovulation. Stm is also known to be required for the formation of ear stones (otoliths) which are needed to keep the body in balance. Zebrafish lacking Stm were produced by genome editing. As expected, Stm-deficient fish formed abnormal otoliths. To investigate the role of Stm in ovulation, fertilization and early development, we tried mating of Stm mutants and observed their juveniles. Although no problem found in ovulation, we found low fertilization rate and abnormal structure of knob-like structure (small pit) on the egg membrane. Survival rate of embryos with abnormal egg membrane was extremely low. It was demonstrated that Stm protein is necessary to form the functional egg membrane to protect embryos from the outside environment.
Eksplorasi Nilai-nilai Kesetaraan dalam Pendidikan Pesantren Mu’ādalah
Authors: Rahman Mufiqur , Bakri Maskuri , Busri Hasan , Zainullah Zainullah , Rahmawati Roro Kurnia Nofita 
Published: January 2021

Salah satu nilai moderasi Islam adalah kesetaraan. Kesetaraan dalam pendidikan menjadi sangat penting untuk memastikan proses pendidikan yang berkeadilan (equity) dan berkesetaraan (equality). Pesantren Mu’ādalah adalah satuan pendidikan yang ekslusif, dengan sistem pendidikan yang otonom, mandiri dan berbeda baik dengan sekolah, madrasah atau pesantren lainnya. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengeksplorasi nilai dan praktik kesetaraan dalam pendidikan Pesantren Mu’ādalah secara inklusif. Dengan pendekatan penelitian etnografi, Pesantren Al-Amien Prenduan Sumenep dipilih sebagai lokus penelitian. Penelitian ini menemukan bahwa, Pesantren Al-Amien tidak hanya menjadi Pesantren Mu’ādalah yang setara secara institusional, tetapi juga memiliki substansi dan praktis kesetaraan itu sendiri. Nilai-nilai spiritual, integrasi keislaman dan keindonesiaan, dan implementasi budaya lokal pesantren dalam praktik kelembagaan memberikan justifikasi esensi kesetaraan pesantren mu’ādalah dengan lembaga pendidikan lainnya.
Kontribusi Kiai Shaleh Darat dalam Penulisan Tafsir di Indonesia
Authors: Istianah Istianah 
Published: January 2021

This article discusses the contribution of Kiai Shaleh Darat, a prominent Muslim scholar as well as a noticeable warrior against Western invaders, in writing Qur’anic commentaries in Indonesia. His Qur’anic commentary entitled Fayd al-Rahman fi Tarjamat Tafsir Kalam Malik al-Dayyan, written in Javanese-Arabic (pegon), is not only considered as a representation of Javanese identity, but also as a means of resistance against Dutch colonialism. Through interpretation, he is not only giving an understanding of the Qur’an, but also managing a resistance through the Qur’anic exegesis. That is because at that time the Dutch government forbade the translation of the Qur’an. This interpretation is written using the method of tahlili (explanation) with Sufis nuance which becomes the spirit in each word of his interpretation. Shaleh Darat was greatly influenced by Sufism figures such as Imam al-Ghazali through his Ihya’ ‘Ulum al-Din and Ibn ‘Ata’illah through his Hikam. Thi article eventually argues that Fayd al-Rahman has, at least, three contributive manifestations in the discourse of Indonesia Qur’anic interpretation: the Qur’anic sufism, cultural resistance, and community development in instilling the values of goodness.
Kritik Hadis Prespektif Akram Diya' al-Umari
Authors: Badruz Zaman Muhammad 
Published: January 2021

In the study of hadith criticism, there are two aspects that cannot be favored one of them. They are the criticism of sanad and the criticism of matan. Both of them have several validity criterias, they are the continuity of sanad, the narrators are reliable (‘ādil) and retentive (dābit), and free from the absurdity (shādh) and defect (‘illah). Many Muslim Scholars have formulated methods of hadith criticism. One of them Akram Diyā’ al-‘Umarī. Academically, this article examines Akram Diyā’ al-‘Umarī’s thoughts on the hadith criticism. He is a professor in the field on Islamic history and modern science. The background of Islamic historian adds to the options in the study of hadith criticism. He is a productive contemporary scholars. Many of his works were used as references by hadith researchers. One of his works that become masterpiece is Manhaj al-Naqd ‘ind al-Muhaddithin Muqaranan bi al-Manhaj al-Naqdi al-Gharbi (the Method of hadith criticism according to h}adith Scholars compared with Western criticism methods).
A Critical Appreciation of Abū al-A‘lā al-Mawdūdī’s Reading of Sufism
Authors: Shah Muhammad Maroof 
Published: January 2021

There is a problem of persistence of anti-Sufi image of Syed Abū al-A‘lā al-Mawdūdī owing its genesis partly to tangential engagement with key doctrinal issues of Sufism and certain ambivalence regarding it in him and, more significantly, due to Mawdūdī’ scholarship’s atomistic reading of his key statements. For addressing this key problem, this paper critiques atomistic reading and explores certain background methodological issues and reflections on definitions of Sufism besides key points in his life and work. Our analysis of his work shows he entered into a dialogue with Sufism, acknowledged his debt to it, and we better approach him a contributor to the debate on Sufism and not its simplistic denier/outsider. Evidences include, among others, his moral mysticism, his respect for major Sufi Masters and celebration of his Sufi ancestry, his attempt to visit Sufi Masters, his early poetry in Sufi vein, his involvement with (and influence from) the al-Asfār al-Arba‘a of Mulla Sadra, and his reworking/appropriation of certain key Sufi themes and Sufi organizational structure in the Jamaat-e-Islami.
Músicas ancestrales: instrumentos, sonidos y subjetividades en movimiento
Authors: Bedoya Mejía Eliana Isabel 
Published: January 2021

En este artículo se realiza un acercamiento a las músicas ancestrales de la región Caribe colombiana en diálogo con los conocimientos de los participantes del Semillero de Investigación de Músicas del Caribe de la Escuela Superior Tecnológica de Artes Débora Arango; el acercamiento se centra en los ritmos, los instrumentos y las técnicas de ejecución, para lo que se exploraron referentes artísticos de dichas músicas como los Gaiteros de San Jacinto entre otros, en diversos contextos territoriales.
La investigación de la que deriva el artículo, asumió como perspectiva metodológica la de la Investigación Basada en las Artes (IBA) y, a partir de ella, se hicieron talleres, entrevistas semiestructuradas y conversaciones espontáneas. Todo ello posibilitó explorar la música en tanto experiencia cultural. En este sentido, el estudio concluye que las músicas ancestrales que los participantes del Semillero traen consigo en sus procesos migratorios desde la región Caribe hacia el interior del país, no solo constituyen una dimensión significativa de identidad en sus vidas, sino, también, una fuerza subjetiva que contribuye a incorporarse de manera singular en la región que les recibe.
El estudio destaca el despliegue de una estrategia pedagógica de acogida, denominada Semillero de Investigación y su papel en la conservación del patrimonio cultural inmaterial, por lo que se hace necesaria la valoración y ampliación de estrategias similares en contextos caracterizados por la movilidad socio-cultural de la población.
Comunidades negras y saberes ancestrales ambientales: un análisis desde los principios de la educación popular ambiental para re(pensar) las relaciones sociedad-naturaleza
Authors: Renteria Carlos , Vélez de la Calle Claudia 
Published: January 2021

En este artículo se presentan los resultados de la investigación Comunidades negras del Pacífico colombiano (Chocó) y saberes ancestrales ambientales: un estudio intercultural crítico para una educación y cultura ambiental propia, que analiza cómo los pobladores del Consejo Comunitario Mayor del Alto San Juan-Asocasan (Chocó, Colombia) han construido histórica y culturalmente sus relaciones con la naturaleza, un conjunto de representaciones simbólicas y culturales, saberes, prácticas y valores que orientan sus vínculos directos con su territorio ancestral, representadas a partir de categorías ontológicas, epistemológicas y éticas que, al ser mediadas por los procesos de enseñanza-aprendizaje (categoría pedagógica), revelan la coexistencia de manifestaciones culturales, actitudes y comportamientos, y demás interacciones con la naturaleza, expresadas a través de sus saberes ancestrales ambientales. Metodológicamente, la investigación siguió un enfoque cualitativo con orientación etnográfica, cuyas evidencias empíricas surgieron del análisisde fragmentos narrativos obtenidos a partir de entrevistas a modo de interaccionismo conversacional orientadas sobre las expresiones y cosmovisiones que explican su especial y estrecha relación con su ambiente. El territorio para los pobladores de Asocasan representa un complejo proceso de relaciones de existencia, (re)existencia, resistencia y permanente adaptación al ambiente, a la selva húmeda tropical, y es precisamente de la mano de estas relaciones con las cuales desarrollan sus saberes ancestrales ambientales. Con base en estas evidencias, se pudieron advertir ciertas pautas y representaciones, que orientan la dimensionalidad de estos saberes en sus aspectos ontológicos, éticos, políticos, pedagógicos y epistemológicos.
An Energy-Dependent Earthquake Moment–Frequency Distribution
Authors: Spassiani Ilaria , Marzocchi Warner 
Published: January 2021

ABSTRACTThe magnitude–frequency distribution (MFD) of many earthquake catalogs is well described by the Gutenberg–Richter (GR) law or its tapered version (TGR). This distribution is usually extrapolated to any subsets of the space–time window covered by the catalog. However, some empirical observations and logical thoughts may raise doubts about the validity of this extrapolation. For example, according to the elastic rebound theory, we may assert that the probability of a strong shock nucleating within a short-time interval in a small area A just ruptured by another strong event should be lower than that expected by GR (or TGR): a lot of energy has already been released, and it takes time to recover to the previous state. Here, we put forward a space–time modification of the TGR, named energy-dependent TGR (TGRE) in which the corner seismic moment becomes a time-varying energy function depending on (1) the conceivable strongest shock that may nucleate in A; (2) the time elapsed since the last strong earthquake that reset the elastic energy in A to a residual value; and (3) the rate of the energy recovery, linked to the recurrence time of the fault(s) involved. The model also verifies an invariance condition: for large space–time windows, the occurrence of a strong shock does not affect significantly the whole elastic energy available, that is, the TGRE becomes the TGR. The model is simple and rooted in clearly stated assumptions. To evaluate its reliability and applicability, we apply it to the 1992 Landers sequence. As expected by TGRE, we find that the MFD close to the fault system interested by the mainshock (Mw 7.3) differs from that of earthquakes off-fault, showing a lower corner magnitude. We speculate that TGRE may be profitably used in operational earthquake forecasting and that it explains the empirical observation that the strongest aftershocks nucleate always outside the mainshock fault.
Simulação de processos de transferência de calor aplicada à indústria alimentícia com enfoque em produtos cárneos
Authors: Torres Isadora Vitoria Coelho , Souza Tainara Camila de , Siqueira Antonio Marcos de Oliveira 
Published: January 2021

O objetivo desse artigo é o estudo dos processos de transferência de calor em produtos cárneos. A metodologia adotada foi o fracionamento da carne do tipo “coxão mole”, a construção de uma malha igualmente espaçada nas coordenadas x e y e a aferição das temperaturas nas regiões nodais em diferentes intervalos de tempo. A partir da temperatura calculada no tempo zero, pode-se prever as temperaturas nos demais tempos, utilizando o método explícito das diferenças finitas e, assim, foi possível comparar os resultados obtidos com as temperaturas experimentais. Os erros encontrados entre os dados experimentais e os calculados foi da faixa de oitenta por cento, distorção que pode ser justificada pelos erros associados ao experimento. Ademais, por meio da aferição das temperaturas centrais pode-se estudar a cocção da carne e classificá-las como mal passadas, ao ponto ou bem passadas. Conclui-se que o experimento obteve êxito no estudo do método das diferenças finitas bem como na análise da importância dos fenômenos de transferência de calor na indústria alimentícia.
THE MAPPING OF MOVEMENT VERBS FOUND IN THE GOOD EARTH
Authors: Juliarta I Made 
Published: January 2021

This study aimed at focussing the translation of movement verbs in The Good Earth written by Pearl S. Buck. The Natural Semantic Metalanguage (NSM) is applied in translation process. The novel The Good Earth was chosen as data source because it has two texts which have different language types. This study has the purpose to describe the application of translation procedures that is proposed by Vinay and Darlbener and it is applied to examine the mapping of Action Verbs by the NSM (Natural Semantic Metalanguage) theory. The analysis was shown as the mapping between Indonesian and English action verbs which was presented into the subtype of the verbs based on the classification. This study attempts to apply that theory in solving the problem of the different language. Semantic mapping (SM) is a method in statistics for dimensionality reduction that can be used in a set of multidimensional vectors of features to extract a few new features that preserves the main data characteristics. Translation is very important in various areas which are used to translate from one language into another language. However, it is not all the references written in Indonesian as they are coming from different countries and use different languages.
Educational Intervention for Bupropion Abuse Prevention
Authors: Debeltz Brittany 
Published: January 2021

BackgroundBupropion is being abused due to effects that are comparable with methamphetamine and cocaine. Current research indicates several interventions that can prevent prescription medication abuse.ObjectivesA research study was performed at two healthcare organizations to evaluate whether education on prevention-based interventions increased self-efficacy of healthcare staff in addressing potential and ongoing bupropion abuse and whether the education reduced the rate of bupropion prescribing.MethodsThe study sample consisted of 43 staff members who completed a paper-based preeducation survey, attended a 1-hour educational session, and completed a paper-based posteducation survey.ResultsThere was a 42% increase in total staff self-efficacy scores along with significant differences between pre-/postsurvey scores (p ≤ .001). After education prescribers answered they plan to change prescribing practices and the number of bupropion prescriptions filled decreased.ConclusionsThe research findings suggested that education on interventions for bupropion abuse prevention improved healthcare staff self-efficacy in the management of potential and ongoing bupropion abuse, influenced prescribing practices of prescribers, and decreased the number of bupropion prescriptions. This research can be used to continue providing education to help prevent further cases of bupropion abuse.Implications for NursingFuture practice recommendations should include education on bupropion abuse and implementation of prevention interventions to reduce the occurrence of the abuse of bupropion.
The Impact of Nurse Education on Heart Failure Readmissions and Patient Education
Authors: Mattina Kimberly , Dabney Beverly W. , Linton Mary 
Published: January 2021

BackgroundHeart failure (HF) has become a national concern, with approximately 5.7 million adults in the United States suffering from this life-altering disease. Improved education of these patients prior to discharge helps patients manage their disease adequately and reduce symptom exacerbations.ObjectiveThis quality improvement initiative aimed to determine the effectiveness of an educational intervention in improving nurses’ knowledge of HF discharge teaching and documentation of this education in patient charts.MethodsThis project was conducted at a Magnet-recognized acute care hospital with 39 critical care step-down beds. Twenty-nine nurses employed on the step-down unit participated in the educational intervention. Pre/post nurse knowledge and chart review data were analyzed.ResultsThere was a statistically significant increase in the percentage of patients receiving HF education from unit nurses from preintervention 77.0% (n = 81) to postintervention 96.4% (n = 138) (p < .001). There was also a statistically significant increase in the mean number of days patients were educated from 1.64 to 2.58 days (p < .001). Nurse knowledge also increased from pretest (69.7%) to posttest scores (100%) (p < .001).ConclusionsProviding HF educational opportunities enhanced nurse knowledge and increased their documentation of HF education in patient charts.Implications for NursingNurse educators may use the study results to improve nurse education and practices aimed at reducing HF readmissions.
The Impact of Telephonic Follow-Up Within 2 Business Days Postdischarge on 30-Day Readmissions for Patients With Heart Failure
Authors: Chestnut Victoria M. , Vadyak Karen , McCambridge Matthew M. , Weiss Michael J. 
Published: January 2021

BackgroundHeart failure (HF) is a chronic condition associated with high rates of hospital readmissions. The prevalence and costs of HF are expected to rise dramatically by 2030 (Heidenreich,et al., 2013).ObjectiveA 24-month, retrospective study was conducted using electronic medical record (EMR) chart review, seeking to identify if postdischarge follow-up phone calls decreased 30-day readmissions in individuals with HF.MethodsThe study included 705 adult participants who were admitted to the hospital for HF. Some received a postdischarge call within 2 business days of discharge, and some did not.ResultsParticipants who received the postdischarge call were less likely to be readmitted (20.1%) than participants who did not receive a postdischarge call (28.8%; p = .007). Participants who received the postdischarge call were more likely to have a follow-up visit within 14 days (70.1%) than participants who did not receive a postdischarge call (30.2%; p < .001).ConclusionsThe findings from this study may help to drive future transitional care strategies for individuals diagnosed with HF.Implications for NursingNurse-led transitional care interventions offer potential solutions to ensure safe, effective hospital discharges.