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THE IMPACT OF THE "PEKAN GAWAI DAYAK" CULTURAL EVENT ON TOURISTS' DECISION TO VISIT PONTIANAK CITY
Authors: Natasha Cindy , Facrureza Dewanta 
Published: October 2024

This study aims to determine the impact of the "Pekan Gawai Dayak" cultural event on tourists' decision to visit Pontianak City. The research uses a quantitative approach with a causal relationship type of study. The subjects of this research are limited to tourists who attended the 37th Pekan Gawai Dayak Pontianak event in 2023. Data collection techniques include the use of questionnaires. Data analysis techniques use correlation tests with the help of SPSS software version 25. Based on the research results, several conclusions can be drawn, First, the Spectacularisation dimension has a significant partial influence on the Decision to Visit, as indicated by a t-value of 2.335 > t-table (1.98) and a significance value of 0.022 < 0.05. Second, the Theme dimension does not have a significant partial influence on the Decision to Visit, as indicated by a t-value of 1.276 < t-table (1.98) and a significance value of 0.205 > 0.05. This means that respondents did not consider the theme of the Pekan Gawai Dayak event when deciding to attend the event. Third, the Immersion and Participation dimension has a significant partial influence on the Decision to Visit, as indicated by a t-value of 2.324 > t-table (1.98) and a significance value of 0.022 < 0.05. Fourth, the "Pekan Gawai Dayak" cultural event has a positive and significant simultaneous influence on tourists' Decision to Visit Pontianak City, as indicated by an F-value of 10.809 > F-table (2.70) and a significance value of 0.000 < 0.05. Furthermore, the coefficient of determination indicates that the cultural event influences 53.6% of tourists' decision to visit Pontianak City, while the remaining 46.4% is influenced by other factors not examined in this study.
From Ignorance to Empowerment: Education’s Role in Sujatha Gidla’s Ants Among Elephants
Authors: Rathee Komal , Pareek Smarika 
Published: October 2024

This research paper mainly focuses on Sujatha Gidla’s Ants Among Elephants, which thoroughly explores the systematic oppression and tenacity prevalent in the Indian social structure, specifically focusing on the caste system. The comprehensive study analyses how personal decisions and environmental constraints determine identity in the context of extensive societal hierarchy. Gidla, from an academic perspective, explores the significant impact of education in promoting empowerment and upward social mobility among marginalised communities. Inspired by Indian scholars who take an interdisciplinary approach to Dalit feminism and by the lens through which Hooks interprets Black feminism. Using intersectionality, this study investigates how caste, gender, and socioeconomic issues affect Dalits in the caste system scenario to highlight their marginalization.
The Effectiveness of Alkaline Water Consumption and Walking Exercise on the Quality of Life of Diabetes Mellitus Patients at the Pratama Yakri Clinic
Authors: Ibrahim Malik , Mochartini Tri 
Published: October 2024

ABSTRACT In 2022, the International Diabetes Federation (IDF) recorded that 537 million adults (aged 20-79 years) or 1 in 10 people live with diabetes worldwide. Diabetes also causes 6.7 million deaths or 1 every 5 seconds. China is the country with the largest number of diabetes sufferers in the world, 140.87 million people. Furthermore, India is recorded as having 74.19 million people with diabetes, Pakistan 32.96 million, and the United States 32.22 million. Indonesia is in fifth position with the number of diabetes sufferers of 19.47 million. A person suffering from Diabetes Mellitus will have a disrupted quality of life. Apart from walking, non-pharmacological treatment that can be done by type 2 diabetes mellitus sufferers is by consuming alkaline water with a PH > 8. To determine the effectiveness of consuming alkaline water and walking exercise on the quality of life of diabetes mellitus patients. Quasi experiment with a posttest group design. The sample in this study was all 40 diabetes mellitus patients at the Pratama Yakri Clinic in Jakarta in December 2023. The sampling technique uses total sampling. The majority of respondents in the intervention group had good quality of life (70.0%), in the majority group their quality of life was very poor (75.0%). Alkaline water consumption and walking exercise are effective in improving the quality of life of diabetes mellitus patients (p value 0.000). Consuming alkaline water and walking exercise are effective in improving the quality of life of diabetes mellitus patients. It is hoped that diabetes mellitus sufferers will carry out activities such as walking and consuming alkaline water to improve their quality of life. Keywords: Walking Exercise, Alkaline Water, Diabetes Mellitus, Quality Life
Hubungan Antara Kualitas Pelayanan Kesehatan dengan Kepuasan Pasien di Klinik Pratama KBN Marunda Jakarta Utara
Authors: Kristianti Rayi , Isnaeni Isnaeni 
Published: October 2024

ABSTRACT Health services include all services related to diagnosis and treatment of disease, promotion, maintenance and restoration of health. The quality of health services is one of the factors that can increase patient satisfaction. To determine the relationship between the quality of health services and patient satisfaction at the KBN Marunda primary clinic. This research method is a type of quantitative research with a cross sectional design with a non-experimental analytical design with a sample of 30 respondents and sampling using purposive sampling techniques. The data analysis method used is to use the crosstab chi square test. The results obtained were a significant relationship between physical evidence with patient satisfaction p value = 0.014 and with an odd ratio value of 42,318. There was a significant relationship between reliability and patient satisfaction p value = 0.003 with an odd ratio value of 95.208. There was a significant relationship between responsiveness and patient satisfaction p value = 0.007 with an odd ratio value of 79,436. There was a significant relationship between assurance and patient satisfaction p value = 0.014 with an odd ratio value of 42,318. There was a significant relationship between empathy and patient satisfaction p value = 0.009 with an odd ratio value of 59,834. Researchers can then continue research with other criteria and variables between improving health services and patient satisfaction. Keywords: Healthcare, Patient Satisfaction, Quality ABSTRAK Pelayanan kesehatan mencakup semua layanan yang berhubungan dengan diagnosis dan pengobatan penyakit, promosi, pemeliharaan dan pemulihan kesehatan. Kualitas pelayanan kesehatan merupakan salah satu faktor yang dapat meningkatkan kepuasan pasien. Untuk mengetahui hubungan antara kualitas pelayanan kesehatan dengan kepuasan pasien di klinik pratama KBN Marunda. Metode Penelitian ini adalah jenis penelitian kuantitatif dengan desain cross sectional dengan rancangan analitik non eksperimental dengan jumlah sampel 30 responden dan pengambilan sampel dengan menggunakan teknik purposive sampling. Metode analisis data yang digunakan adalah menggunakan uji crosstab chi square. Hasil yang didapatkan adalah ada hubungan signifikan antara bukti fisik dengan kepuasan pasien p value = 0,014 dan dengan nilai odd ratio 42.318. Ada hubungan signifikan antara kehandalan dengan kepuasan pasien p value = 0,003 dengan nilai odd ratio 95.208. Ada hubungan signifikan antara daya tanggap dengan kepuasan pasien p value = 0,007 dengan nilai odd ratio 79.436. Ada hubungan signifikan antara jaminan dengan kepuasan pasien p value = 0,014 dengan nilai odd ratio 42.318. Ada hubungan signifikan antara empati dengan kepuasan pasien p value2 = 0,009 dengan nilai odd ratio 59.834. Peneliti selanjutnya dapat melanjutkan penelitian dengan kriteria dan variabel lain antara peningkatkan pelayanan kesehatan dengan kepuasan pasien. Kata Kunci: Pelayanan Kesehatan, Kepuasan Pasien, Kualitas Pelayanan
Bibliometric Mapping of Factors Influencing Compliance in Nursing Care Documentation
Authors: Sai'ah Sai'ah , Arifin Syamsul , Isa Mohamad , Noor Meitria Syahdatina , Marlinae Lenie 
Published: October 2024

ABSTRACT Accurate and complete nursing documentation plays an important role in ensuring the quality of nursing care and patient safety. However, adherence to documentation standards among nurses often remains a challenge that affects the overall quality of medical records and clinical interventions. This study was conducted to map research trends and factors affecting compliance in nursing documentation through a bibliometric analysis approach. The main objective of this study was to identify the main topics, key factors, as well as emerging publication trends related to nursing documentation compliance over the past few years. This study used the Publish or Perish application to collect 50 scientific articles published between 2016 and 2024, with keywords such as "compliance", "completeness", and "nursing care documentation". The data obtained was then analyzed using VOSviewer to visualize the bibliometric network based on the keywords that appeared in the literature. Through Network Visualization, Overlay Visualization, and Density Visualization, this study identified the main keywords such as "completeness", "motivation", "knowledge", and "compliance" that were most frequently discussed in related studies. The results of the analysis showed that documentation completeness and its influencing factors, such as nurse motivation and knowledge, are the main focus in the documentation compliance literature. In addition, the publication trend shows a significant increase in 2020 and 2021, most likely related to the COVID-19 pandemic situation that drives increased attention to the quality of documentation in healthcare. The conclusion of this study shows that adherence in nursing documentation, specifically related to the completeness, motivation, and knowledge of nurses, is an important topic that continues to grow in research. Although technologies such as electronic medical records are also relevant, the focus of research seems to be more on behavioral factors that influence documentation quality. This study provides guidance for researchers to identify gaps in the literature that could be further explored, especially in the development of more effective and integrated documentation systems. Keywords: Compliance, Completeness, Nursing Care Documentation, Motivation, Knowledge
La coordinación motora en el desarrollo de la iniciación deportiva con niños de 5 a 6 años
Authors: Suntaxi Guasumba Jhoselin Patricia , Sailema Torres Ángel Aníbal 
Published: October 2024

Introducción: desarrollar la coordinación motora para la iniciación deportiva en niños de 5 a 6 años permite afinar sus habilidades motrices básicas para ejecutar gestos deportivos de manera eficiente y fluida. lo cual, permitirá el disfrute y motivación en la práctica deportiva a futuro. Objetivo: la coordinación motora e iniciación deportiva tuvo como objetivo de la investigación: determinar la influencia de la coordinación motora en el desarrollo de la iniciación deportiva con niños de 5 a 6 años de la Unidad Educativa Particular Comandante General Eloy Alfaro. Metodología: se empleó una metodología de orden cuantitativo, bajo un diseño de trabajo cuasi-experimental, de corte longitudinal, y una modalidad de investigación de campo y bibliográfica – documental. Como instrumento de investigación se utilizó el Test de Coordinación Corporal Infantil (KTK). El cual consta de cuatro ítems, Equilibrio retaguardia (ER). Saltos Monopodales (SM). Saltos laterales (SL), Transposición lateral (TL), donde los indicadores estuvieron direccionados a recabar datos referentes a la coordinación motora para la iniciación deportiva. La presente investigación tuvo una población de 30 estudiantes, se seleccionó a los cursos de preparatoria y segundo de educación general básica elemental. Resultados: se evidenció que, en la pre - post - intervención del grupo de 5 a 6 años el valor p-value muestra cambios significativos en las 4 variables de estudio. En la post intervención se observó que la media en las cuatro variables de estudio es mayor con respecto a la pre-intervención. Conclusiones: se comprobó la hipótesis planteada: la coordinación motora si incide en la iniciación deportiva de los estudiantes de la Unidad Educativa Particular Comandante General Eloy Alfaro. Área de estudio general: Educación. Área de estudio específica: Coordinación motora – Iniciación deportiva. Tipo de estudio: original.
Progressive pseudorheumatoid dysplasia involving a novel CCN6 mutation: a case report
Authors: Li Yu , Huang Zhengping , Yan Yun , Guo Feng , Wei Gang , Wang Yue , Xie Yu 
Published: October 2024

ObjectiveThis study aims to report a case of progressive pseudorheumatoid dysplasia (PPRD) with two kinds of cellular communication network factor 6 (CCN6) gene mutation. In this paper, the clinical profile and the process of diagnosis were analyzed, and the related literature was reviewed. A 15-year-old boy, who developed progressive ankle and hip joint pain and enlargement with spine involvement, was diagnosed with PPRD. The erythrocyte sedimentation rate and C-reactive protein (CRP) were in the normal range; rheumatoid factor and anti-cyclic citrullinated peptide antibody (ACPA) were all negative. Human leukocyte antigen 27 (HLA-B27) was also negative. Cene study discovered two kinds of mutations in CCN6 gene: c. 802T&gt;C and c.624dup. Radiographic studies revealed spine platyspondyly and shaped beaked, osteoporosis, and bilateral symmetric bony enlargements of the interphalangeal joints. Hip shows bilateral acetabulum and femoral head bone marrow edema, which revealed hip arthritis. Gene detection, laboratory examination, and typical radiographic features are helpful for the diagnosis of PPRD. This is the first report of c. 802T&gt;C and c.624dup mutations in patients with PPRD in our country.
Hydrogel composition and mechanical stiffness of 3D bioprinted cell-loaded scaffolds promote cartilage regeneration
Authors: Liu Ge , Wei Xiaowei , Li Junlei , Zhai Yun , Zhang Jingrun , Jin Ming , Guan Tianmin , Zhao Dewei 
Published: October 2024

ObjectiveTo investigate the impact of different component ratios and mechanical stiffness of the gelatin-sodium alginate composite hydrogel scaffold, fabricated through 3D bioprinting, on the viability and functionality of chondrocytes.MethodsThree different concentrations of hydrogel, designated as low, medium, and high, were prepared. The rheological properties of the hydrogel were characterized to optimize printing parameters. Subsequently, the printability and shape fidelity of the cell-loaded hydrogel scaffolds were statistically evaluated, and the chondrocyte viability was observed. Dynamic mechanical analysis was conducted to measure the modulus, thereby assessing the scaffold’s stiffness. Following a 21-day culture period, RT-PCR, histological staining, and immunostaining were employed to assess chondrocyte activity, chondrosphere aggregates formation, and cartilage matrix production.ResultsBased on rheological analysis, optimal printing temperatures for each group were determined as 27.8°C, 28.5°C, and 30°C. The optimized printing parameters could ensure the molding effect of the scaffolds on the day of printing, with the actual grid area of the scaffolds was close to the theoretical grid area. And the scaffolds exhibited good cell viability (93.24% ± 0.99%, 92.04% ± 1.49%, and 88.46% ± 1.53%). After 7 days of culture, the medium and high concentration groups showed no significant change in grid area compared to the day of printing (p &gt; 0.05), indicating good morphological fidelity. As the hydrogel’s bicomponent ratio increased, both the storage modulus and loss modulus increased, while the loss factor remained relatively constant. The highest number of chondrocytes-formed chondrosphere aggregates in the medium concentration group was observed by light microscopy. RT-PCR results indicated significantly higher expression levels of chondrogenic genes SOX9, Agg, and Col-II in the low and medium concentration groups compared to the high concentration group (p &lt; 0.05). Histological staining results showed that the middle concentration group formed the highest number of typical cartilage lacunae.ConclusionThe aforementioned results indicate that in 3D bioprinted cell-loaded GA-SA composite hydrogel scaffolds, the scaffolds with the composition ratio (10:3) and mechanical stiffness (∼155 kPa) exhibit sustained morphological fidelity, effectively preserve the hyaline phenotype of chondrocytes, and are more conducive to cartilage regeneration.
Case report: Mixed hydrofluoric and nitric acid mist inhalation poisoning
Authors: Zhang Tongyue , He Xingbing , Wang Chen , Zhou Zhiqiang , Genjiafu Aerbusili , Wen Zixin , Jian Xiangdong , Li Qilu 
Published: October 2024

IntroductionHydrofluoric and nitric acids are strongly acidic substances with strong oxidation and are widely used in industrial production. Chemical pneumonia caused by the inhalation of strong acids has occasionally been reported. Severe chemical pneumonia can lead to acute pulmonary edema and life-threatening acute respiratory distress syndrome. The treatment of chemical pneumonia mainly relies on symptomatic and supportive treatment such as anti-inflammatory and anti-infection.Case descriptionThis study reports three cases of chemical pneumonia caused by the inhalation of a mixed hydrofluoric and nitric acid mist during an occupational exposure accident. After appropriate emergency symptomatic treatment, such as oxygenation and excretion promotion, cough, and difficulty in breathing were alleviated but not completely cleared.DiscussionMost of the literature reports damage caused by hydrogen fluoride on the skin and mucosal burns, and reports on lung damage caused by the inhalation of large amounts of hydrogen fluoride gas are relatively rare. Usually in the early stage of this kind of patients can have elevated blood picture, hypoxemia, pulmonary CT inflammatory plaque changes, so as to have obvious respiratory irritation symptoms. When inhaling a large amount of hydrofluorine mixed nitric acid mist, in addition to considering the occurrence of severe pneumonia, we should also be alert to the occurrence of other organ damage and electrolyte disorder.ConclusionAs occupational hydrogen fluoride gas inhalation poisoning often occurs in groups, improving the safety facilities and standard operations of small- and medium-sized enterprises is necessary. For medical workers, it is necessary to be alert to the occurrence of severe toxic pneumonia and severe fluorosis.
Bronchoscopy and molecular diagnostic techniques to identify superimposed infections in COVID-19-associated ARDS: a case series from Ecuador during the second wave
Authors: Briones Claudett Killen Harold , Briones-Claudett Mónica H. , Murillo Vasconez Roger , Benitez Sólis Jaime G. , Briones Zamora Killen H. , Freire Amado X. , Barberan-Torres Pedro , Grunauer Michelle 
Published: October 2024

IntroductionCOVID-19-associated acute respiratory distress syndrome (CARDS) poses significant challenges in resource-limited settings. This case series explores the role of bronchoscopy and molecular techniques in identifying superimposed infections in CARDS patients during the second wave of the pandemic in Ecuador.MethodsNine critically ill CARDS patients underwent bronchoscopy and molecular testing to detect co-infections and superinfections. Clinical presentations, diagnostic findings, and outcomes were analyzed.ResultsBronchoscopy and molecular techniques identified a range of secondary infections, including multidrug-resistant pathogens such as Acinetobacter baumannii and Klebsiella pneumoniae. The case series highlights the complexities of managing severe COVID-19 cases in resource-constrained environments.DiscussionEarly identification of microorganisms using PCR methods allows for rapid and accurate diagnosis, facilitating targeted management of critically ill CARDS patients. The study underscores the importance of advanced diagnostic tools and adaptable strategies in pandemic situations, particularly in low-resource settings.
Evolving epidemiology, clinical features, and genotyping of dengue outbreaks in Bangladesh, 2000–2024: a systematic review
Authors: Sharif Nadim , Opu Rubayet Rayhan , Saha Tama , Masud Abdullah Ibna , Naim Jannatin , Alsharif Khalaf F. , Alzahrani Khalid J. , Alvarado Eduardo Silva , Noya Irene Delgado , De la Torre Díez Isabel , Dey Shuvra Kanti 
Published: October 2024

BackgroundThe 2023 dengue outbreak has proven that dengue is not only an endemic disease but also an emerging health threat in Bangladesh. Integrated studies on the epidemiology, clinical characteristics, seasonality, and genotype of dengue are limited. This study was conducted to determine recent trends in the molecular epidemiology, clinical features, and seasonality of dengue outbreaks.MethodsWe analyzed data from 41 original studies, extracting epidemiological information from all 41 articles, clinical symptoms from 30 articles, and genotypic diversity from 11 articles. The study adhered to the standards of the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis (PRISMA) Statement and Cochrane Collaboration guidelines.ResultsA total of 565,438 dengue cases and 2,587 fatalities were documented from January 2000 to March 2024. Notably, 60% of cases during the 2019 and 2023 outbreaks were reported in regions previously considered non-endemic. Fatalities were more frequent among women (70%). The majority of the studies (95–100%) used the NS1Ag test, followed by IgG or IgM and RT-PCR tests. New hotspots of dengue transmission were identified in the southern (Khulna, 10.8% and Barishal, 11.8%) and southeastern (Chattogram, 13.8%) regions of Bangladesh. Serotyping was conducted on 92.4% (1,456 of 1,575) of isolates between 2012 and 2023. Of the four serotypes, DENV3 was the most prevalent (57%), followed by DENV2 (30%), DENV1 (11%), and DENV4 (&lt;1%). Genotype DENV3-I (43 of 59 isolates) was the most prevalent, followed by DENV3-II (8 of 59). The highest frequency of dengue cases was observed in August (26.3%), followed by September (22.5%), October (20.2%), and November (13.08%). Fever (90.51, 95% CI 85–100%) was the most prevalent symptom, followed by headache (57.98, 95% CI 12–100%), vomiting (51.16, 95% CI 23–91%), abdominal pain (34.12, 95% CI 12–85%), and myalgia (25.53, 95% CI 13–85%), respectively.ConclusionThis study provides integrated insights into the molecular epidemiology, clinical features, seasonality, and transmission of dengue in Bangladesh and highlights research gaps for future studies.