bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Transforming Teen Communication Through the Visual Influence of Social Media
Authors: Agustin Selly , Hafidloh Nurul , Damayanti Lutfia Putri , Abadi Totok Wahyu 
Published: October 2024

General Background: Social media has become a significant platform for adolescents to express themselves and interact with others. The rise of visual-based communication through platforms such as Instagram has shifted traditional communication patterns, moving beyond text-based messaging to photo and video sharing. Specific Background: The rapid increase in social media use among teenagers presents an opportunity to study how these platforms influence communication patterns. While previous studies have explored social media impacts, there is a lack of comprehensive analysis focusing on the evolving nature of communication through visual content. Knowledge Gap: Although numerous studies have analyzed social media use, few have used bibliometric methods to systematically map the trends in adolescent communication patterns across various platforms. The role of visual communication through social media in reshaping teenage interaction patterns remains underexplored. Aims: This study aims to observe how social media use, particularly Instagram, has influenced adolescent communication patterns by employing bibliometric methods through VOSviewer software. Results: The bibliometric analysis identified a shift in adolescent communication patterns, with a growing emphasis on visual content like photos and videos rather than text-based communication. The data showed seven keyword clusters, mostly interconnected, with Instagram, communication, and adolescent communication being the most prominent topics in 2021, with 109 articles. Novelty: This research introduces a novel approach by applying bibliometric methods to analyze and visualize the impact of social media on teenage communication patterns, providing a clearer understanding of how communication has evolved in the digital age. Implications: The findings suggest that social media platforms are reshaping how teenagers communicate, with significant implications for future communication research and the development of digital communication strategies targeting adolescents. The use of bibliometric tools like VOSviewer enables researchers to map research trends effectively, offering new insights into social media’s role in modern communication patterns.
Highlights:

Social media promotes visual communication among adolescents, shifting from text.
Bibliometric analysis identifies seven key clusters in Instagram-related research.
VOSviewer effectively visualizes trends in teenage communication patterns.

Keywords: social media, Instagram, teenage communication, bibliometric analysis, VOSviewer
Implementation of the PLAVON Dukcapil Program in Population Administration Services
Authors: Setyoningasih Ari , Mursyidah Lailul 
Published: October 2024

The general background of this research highlights the increasing importance of e-government services in enhancing administrative efficiency and accessibility for citizens. The specific background focuses on the implementation of the PLAVON Dukcapil program, which is an online service initiative aimed at improving population administration services in a local government setting. The knowledge gap identified in this study pertains to the lack of comprehensive evaluation regarding the effectiveness of communication, resources, disposition, and bureaucratic structure in this program’s implementation. The aims of the research are to assess the operational aspects of the PLAVON Dukcapil program and to provide recommendations for improvement. The results reveal four key aspects affecting implementation: communication has not been optimized, resource placement needs attention, the village head's commitment is lacking, and while the bureaucratic structure follows established SOPs, continuous evaluation is necessary. The novelty of this study lies in its focus on qualitative descriptive analysis, providing insights into practical challenges faced by local administrators. The implications suggest that improvements in communication strategies, proper resource allocation, enhanced commitment from leadership, and ongoing evaluation of procedures are essential for the successful implementation of e-government services, ultimately leading to better community engagement and service delivery in population administration.
Highlights:

Communication strategies need improvement for better community understanding of PLAVON.
Resource allocation and staff training are crucial for effective program implementation.
Continuous evaluation of bureaucratic structures is necessary to enhance service delivery.

Keywords: E-Government, PLAVON, Administration, Communication, Resources
Performance Assessment of Village Apparatus in Population Administration Services
Authors: Khirom Zitni Syifa’al , Mursyidah Lailul 
Published: October 2024

The general background of this research highlights the importance of village apparatus performance in population administration services as a key factor in enhancing efficiency and accessibility of services for the community. The specific background focuses on the analysis of the performance of the Sumberejo Village apparatus in Sidoarjo, selected for its relevance as a representation in assessing service quality. The knowledge gap identified in this study pertains to the lack of comprehensive evaluation regarding productivity, service quality, and accountability in the context of administrative services. The aims of the research are to evaluate the performance of village apparatus in providing services and to offer recommendations for improvement. The results reveal that the performance of the village apparatus is inadequate, with productivity indicators showing good mental attitudes but lacking in technological understanding and work discipline. Service quality is also assessed as insufficient, as indicated by lengthy and complicated service times, resulting in criticism from the community. The novelty of this study lies in its qualitative descriptive analysis that explores practical challenges faced by local administrators. The implications of these findings suggest that improving technological understanding, work discipline, and streamlining service processes are essential for enhancing the quality of administrative services and meeting community expectations.

Highlights:

Analysis reveals inadequate performance in service delivery by village apparatus.
Lack of technological proficiency among village staff affects service efficiency.
Lengthy and complicated service processes lead to negative feedback from the community.

Keywords: Performance, Service, Productivity, Quality, Accountability
Enhancing Maternal Engagement for Effective Stunting Prevention Strategies
Authors: Fadilla Urshella Syintania , Choiriyah Ilmi Usrotin 
Published: October 2024

General Background: Stunting is a critical public health issue that affects child development and overall community well-being. Effective management programs, such as the Pregnant Mother Class Program, are essential for addressing this challenge. Specific Background: In Wonoayu Village, Sidoarjo Regency, the implementation of this program aims to enhance maternal awareness and education regarding stunting prevention. However, the effectiveness of such programs in engaging the community remains underexplored. Knowledge Gap: While various studies have examined stunting management initiatives, limited research has focused on the qualitative aspects of community participation and communication in these programs. Aims: This research aims to evaluate the implementation of the Pregnant Mother Class Program in stunting management, specifically focusing on community participation, resource allocation, and bureaucratic structure. Results: Utilizing qualitative descriptive methods, the study found that while resource and disposition aspects were optimal, communication efforts were lacking, leading to low community awareness and participation. Training of facilitators was adequately conducted, but engagement with pregnant women required improvement. Novelty: This study provides unique insights into the dynamics of community education programs in stunting management, highlighting the critical role of communication in fostering community participation. Implications: The findings underscore the need for enhanced communication strategies to raise awareness and improve participation in health programs. Strengthening community engagement through targeted outreach can significantly enhance the effectiveness of stunting prevention initiatives, ultimately contributing to better health outcomes for mothers and children in rural settings.
Highlights:

Communication efforts require improvement for effective stunting management.
Resource allocation and facilitator training were adequately implemented.
Community participation enhances awareness and program effectiveness.

Keywords: stunting prevention, pregnant mother class, community engagement, qualitative research, health education
Self-Control and Emotional Maturity Reduce Consumptive Behavior in Women
Authors: Lestari Aprillia Citra Dewi Suci , Paryontri Ramon Ananda 
Published: October 2024

Abstract: This research investigates the relationship between self-control and emotional maturity with consumptive behavior among women in Sumorame Village, Indonesia. General Background: Globalization has increased consumptive behavior, particularly among women reliant on branded goods and online shopping. Specific Background: Previous studies show significant levels of consumptive behavior among women, but few focus on rural communities like Sumorame. Knowledge Gap: This study addresses this gap by analyzing the impact of self-control and emotional maturity on consumptive behavior. Aims: The objective is to determine how these psychological factors influence purchasing tendencies. Results: A sample of 301 women revealed a significant negative correlation (rx1y = -0.368, p < 0.05; rx2y = -0.527, p < 0.05), indicating that higher self-control and emotional maturity lead to reduced consumptive behavior. Novelty: This research enhances understanding of economic behavior in rural contexts. Implications: Findings highlight the need for educational programs to improve self-control and emotional maturity, promoting better financial practices among women in Sumorame Village.
Highlights:

Higher self-control correlates with lower consumptive behavior in women.
Emotional maturity significantly influences purchasing tendencies among women.
Educational programs can enhance self-control and emotional maturity to improve financial practices.

Keywords: Self-Control, Emotional Maturity, Consumptive Behavior, Women
Digital Public Services in Indonesia Show High Satisfaction and Adaptation Challenges Remain
Authors: Fadillah Nur , Mursyidah Lailul 
Published: October 2024

General background: Public service is an essential function of government, aimed at fulfilling citizen needs through the provision of goods, services, and administrative support in accordance with regulations. Effective public service requires continuous bureaucratic reforms. Specific background: Lemujut Village, in collaboration with the Population and Civil Registration Service of Sidoarjo Regency, introduced the Online Service (Plavon) application to improve population administration and civil registration services. However, the effectiveness of the Plavon application remains underexplored. Knowledge gap: There is limited research on the effectiveness of digital public service platforms like Plavon in rural Indonesian settings, particularly in terms of productivity, efficiency, satisfaction, and adaptability. Aims: This study aims to evaluate the effectiveness of the Plavon application in improving public service quality in Lemujut Village by analyzing five key elements: productivity, efficiency, satisfaction, adaptation, and development. Results: Findings indicate that productivity is high, with Plavon operators following procedures and maintaining public trust. However, efficiency is lacking, as some administrative processes fail to meet service time standards. Community satisfaction is notably high at 98.98%, but adaptation to digital services remains suboptimal due to inadequate socialization. Development efforts, such as coordinating via WhatsApp and establishing a call center, show significant progress. Novelty: This study provides a detailed evaluation of the Plavon application’s impact on village-level public services, highlighting the role of digitalization in improving service delivery while identifying challenges in community adaptation and efficiency. Implications: The findings suggest the need for enhanced socialization of digital services and continued development of digital infrastructure to ensure equitable access and efficiency in rural public services.
Highlights:

High public satisfaction, but service delays persist.
Digital adaptation slow due to lack of community awareness.
Effective coordination boosts service improvement efforts.

Keywords: Public service, digital platform, Plavon, effectiveness, rural Indonesia
Navigating Implementation Challenges of Stunting Solutions in Indonesia's Health Programs
Authors: Wasono Wasono , Sukmana Hendra 
Published: October 2024

General Background: Indonesia faces a significant public health issue with fifth-highest stunting prevalence among toddlers, especially in East Java, and local efforts are being implemented to reduce rates. Specific Background: Klurak village government's stunting prevention programs, involving Posyandu cadres and midwives, face challenges due to communication, resources, disposition, and bureaucratic structure, as per Edward III's implementation theory. Knowledge Gap: While stunting programs are in place, the extent to which these programs effectively address local needs and barriers, particularly through an administrative lens, remains underexplored. Aims: This study aims to analyze the implementation of stunting prevention programs in Klurak Village using Edward III’s four-indicator framework and identify the key sectors hindering or supporting effective implementation. Results: Findings suggest that the stunting prevention program is moderately effective. Communication among village stakeholders is integrated but limited by budget constraints, while resources, particularly in human capacity and infrastructure, are inadequate. Despite positive dispositions among health workers, bureaucratic inefficiencies hinder maximum implementation. Novelty: The study provides a rare, localized analysis of stunting prevention through a public administration framework, offering practical insights into grassroots-level health governance in Indonesia. Implications: The research highlights the need for better resource allocation, continuous socialization efforts, and enhanced inter-agency collaboration to improve stunting prevention outcomes in rural settings.
Highlights:

Communication Gaps: Enhance stakeholder interaction to improve stunting awareness.
Resource Needs: Adequate resources are essential for program effectiveness.
Bureaucratic Issues: Structural inefficiencies hinder health program implementation.

Keywords: Stunting, Klurak Village, Public Health, Program Implementation, Edward III Theory
Empowerment of Community Groups to Realize Food Security
Authors: Shobachiyah Ilmi , Choiriyah Ilmi Usrotin 
Published: October 2024

The general background food security is a critical global challenge that influences community well-being and development. The specific background in rural contexts, community empowerment is vital for addressing food security issues; however, the mechanisms and dynamics of such empowerment are often underexplored. The knowledge gap while existing literature emphasizes the importance of empowerment, there is a lack of detailed studies focusing on specific strategies that effectively enhance community resilience in food security. The aims this research aims to describe and analyze the empowerment of community groups in achieving food security, using a case study approach in a specific rural area. Results the study reveals that key indicators—authority, confidence and competence, trust, opportunities, responsibilities, and support—play significant roles in empowering community groups, leading to improved food security outcomes. The novelty this research introduces a comprehensive framework that interlinks these indicators, providing new insights into their collective impact on community food security initiatives. The implications emphasize the necessity for sustained support from local governments and active community participation, advocating for collaborative efforts to enhance the effectiveness and sustainability of food security programs in rural communities.
Highlights:

Community empowerment is essential for achieving food security in rural areas.
Key indicators for success include authority, trust, and support from local governments.
A collaborative approach enhances the effectiveness of food security initiatives.

Keywords: Community Empowerment, Food Security, Rural Development, Participatory Approach, Sustainable Agriculture
The Role of Posyandu Cadres in Reducing Stunting in the Community
Authors: Muslimin  , Mursyidah Lailul 
Published: October 2024

The general background stunting is a major health issue that threatens the quality of human resources in Indonesia. Specific background posyandu cadres play a crucial role in disseminating health information and educating mothers to prevent and reduce stunting in communities. Knowledge Gap: While previous research has focused on general health initiatives, there is limited evidence on the specific role of posyandu cadres in reducing stunting in rural areas. Aims this study to examine the role of posyandu cadres in reducing stunting rates in the local community. Results the findings demonstrate that posyandu cadres have successfully carried out their role by conducting regular health programs such as providing supplementary food, vitamin A, blood supplements for pregnant women, and monitoring child growth. These efforts have contributed to a steady decrease in stunting rates. Factors influencing the success of the programs include the knowledge and active participation of trained cadres, high community involvement, and support from local health workers and officials. Novelty this study highlights the importance of community-based health initiatives and posyandu programs in addressing stunting, emphasizing the need for well-trained cadres in achieving long-term health outcomes. Implication the research underscores the importance of continuing support for posyandu cadres through training and resources to further improve public health and reduce stunting rates in other regions.
Highlights:

Posyandu cadres are key in reducing stunting through regular health activities.
Knowledgeable and trained cadres contribute to lower stunting rates.
Local community and health worker support strengthen program success.

Keywords: Stunting, Posyandu Cadres, Community Health, Child Nutrition, Rural Development
Evaluating SIKS-NG's Performance in Jabon District Social Welfare
Authors: Mursyidah Lailul , Nofi Nofi 
Published: October 2024

Background: The integration of information systems into social welfare initiatives is increasingly important in rural areas. Specific Background: This study examines the effectiveness of the Next-Generation Social Welfare Information System (SIKS-NG) in a specific village, highlighting the role of human resources and supporting infrastructure. Knowledge Gap: Previous research emphasizes the need for trained personnel but lacks comprehensive analysis of resource adequacy. Aims: The research assesses the effectiveness of SIKS-NG in updating social assistance data, focusing on operators and available resources. Results: Findings reveal that effective implementation relies on competent operators and sufficient technological resources, such as computers and smartphones. Novelty: This study offers a comparative analysis with prior research, highlighting improved resource provision. Implications: The results emphasize the need for local governments to invest in human capital and technology to enhance social welfare outcomes and address poverty effectively.
Highlights :

Effective implementation of SIKS-NG relies on trained operators.
Adequate technological resources, including computers and smartphones, are essential.
Local government investment in human capital enhances social welfare outcomes.

Keywords: Social Welfare, Information System, SIKS-NG, Rural Development, Human Resources
Posyandu Cadres' Contributions to Elderly Health Improvement
Authors: Isnanik Isnanik , Rodiyah Isnaini 
Published: October 2024

Background: This study investigates the role of community health workers in promoting elderly health through integrated health posts. Specific Background: A qualitative descriptive approach is used to examine the significance of these workers in ensuring regular attendance of the elderly at health services. Knowledge Gap: While previous studies have focused on health post activities, they often overlook the specific strategies employed by community health workers. Aims: The study aims to clarify the contributions of community health workers in facilitating elderly health programs. Results: Findings indicate that these workers adapt activities, such as health consultations and educational sessions, to enhance elderly participation and health outcomes. Novelty: The research provides new insights into innovative service delivery by community health workers amid logistical challenges. Implications: The results highlight the need for ongoing support and training for community health workers, advocating for structured programs to enhance elderly engagement and well-being, with potential applications in similar contexts to improve elderly healthcare.
Highlights :

Community health workers play a crucial role in facilitating elderly health services.
Adaptation of activities enhances elderly engagement and health outcomes.
Continuous support and training for health workers are essential for effective program implementation.

Keywords: community health workers, elderly health, qualitative study, health post, participation
Integrated Service Pos Program Outcomes for Elderly in Kebonsari Village
Authors: Suharjo Ari , Sukmana Hendra 
Published: October 2024

Background: The elderly population has unique health needs requiring specialized services. Specific Background: This study investigates the implementation of the Posyandu Lansia Wijaya Kusuma program, focusing on operational procedures and challenges in a rural context. Knowledge Gap: There is a lack of understanding regarding specific obstacles faced in implementing such health programs in similar communities. Aims: This research aims to evaluate program operations and identify hindering factors. Results: Data from interviews and participatory observations indicate a structured Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for the Posyandu Lansia, facilitating essential health services. While the program follows a clear framework, operational barriers impact service delivery. Novelty: This study highlights the importance of adhering to SOPs to enhance healthcare outcomes for the elderly, offering insights distinct from previous research emphasizing SOP improvements. Implications: Findings emphasize the need to optimize health services for the elderly, informing policy decisions to improve healthcare systems in rural areas and advocating for ongoing evaluation of health programs to address evolving elderly needs.
Highlights :

Structured SOP: The program follows a clear Standard Operating Procedure for service delivery.
Operational Barriers: Identified challenges impact the effectiveness of health services for the elderly.
Policy Implications: Findings inform improvements in rural healthcare systems and program evaluation.

Keywords: elderly care, health services, Posyandu Lansia, implementation, rural health