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THE RELATION OF LONG-SUFFERING FOR HYPERTENSION AND FRAILTY WITH COGNITIVE FUNCTION STATUS IN ELDERLY AT PSTW BUDI MULIA 2 CENGKARENG
Authors: Hastuti Hera , Ahmad Shieva Nur Azizah , Oktavia Nanda Rizki , Winahyu Karina Megasari 
Published: July 2023

The increase in the elderly population in the world has resulted in an epidemiological transition in the health sector so that there can an increase in the number of morbidity due to degenerative diseases, namely cognitive function problems. Poor cognitive function status can influenced by one of the respondent's characteristic domains such as the length of history of hypertension and the domain of health risk factors such as frailty. This study aims to find the relationship between long-suffering from hypertension and frailty on cognitive function status in elderly patients at PSTW Budi Mulia 2 Cengkareng. The research design used is descriptive analytic with a cross-sectional approach. Collecting data using the questionnaire The Edmonton Frailty Scale (EFS) and the Short Portable Mental Status Questionnaire (SPMSQ) which have been test for validity and reliability. The sample consisted of 58 respondents who were take using purposive sampling technique. Data analysis used in this study is the Pearson correlation. This study shows that 81% of respondents are between 60-74 years old, female gender is 67.2%, primary school education level is 56.9%. Meanwhile, the length of the elderly suffering from hypertension ≤5 years was 65.5%, mild frailty was 67.2%, and moderate cognitive dysfunction was 36.2%. The results of the Pearson correlation statistical test showed that there was a relationship between the length of suffering from hypertension and the cognitive function status with a value of p = 0.004 and there was a relationship between frailty and the cognitive function status with a value of p = 0.001. Elderly advised to support health by controlling a low salt diet so that cognitive decline does not become chronic so that they do not develop dementia and control frailty by eating foods high in energy and protein so that they do not worsen cognitive function.
Keywords: Frailty; Length of Suffering from Hypertension; Status of Cognitive Function
THE INFLUENCE OF PRECEPTORSHIP TRAINING ON THE GUIDANCE QUALITY TOWARDS CLINICAL PRACTICE STUDENTS
Authors: Turambi Aloysius , Musharyanti Lisa 
Published: July 2023

The preceptorship model has been widely used in clinical nursing education to achieve clinical students’ competence.Although preceptorship is the core of clinical education, it also requires restructuring and support in its implementation so that preceptorship training develops. Preceptorship training has an important effect on competence, clinical skills, and satisfaction of the preceptor in guiding nursing students, but not all preceptor nurses are trained to perform this complex role.This study aims to identify the effect of preceptorship training on the guidance quality of clinical practice students.This study is a literature review, accessed from internet database searches i.e. Google Scholar, Pro Quest, and Sciencedirect with the keywords preceptorship, preceptorship training, preceptorship and clinical practice. From the Google Scholar database, 480 articles were found, 365 articles from Pro Quest and 327 from Sciencedirect. After going through the screening process and eligibility, 7 articles fit the inclusion criteria and were analyzed. The results showed that there are 4 parts that result from preceptorship training and affect the guidance quality of clinical practice students to increase knowledge, clinical skills, and confidence in the nursing process, improve communication skills, provide positive support to students, and connect the gap between theory and practice.
Keywords: Preceptorship; Preceptorship Training; Preceptorship And Clinical Practice
The THE EFFECTIVENESS OF INTERPROFESSIONAL COLLABORATION PRACTICE IN OPERATING ROOM
Authors: Mumtaz Dzakiyatul Fahmi 
Published: July 2023

Background: Interprofessional Collaboration Practice (IPCP) is a process when several different health care professionals provide comprehensive health services, working together with patients, patients' families, nurses (caregivers) and the community to provide excellent quality care. IPCP is a team-based care action that focuses on improving the quality of patient and family services but is still limited to being applied in hospitals, especially in the operating room.
Aim: The purpose of this study was to determine the application of Interprofessional Collaboration Practice (IPCP) in the operating room.
Method: This research is a descriptive analytic study with a systematic-literature review design. The databases used are Sciencedirect, Pubmed, Sage and Spingerlink using the search keywords “Interprofessional Collaboration Practice Implement* AND adult patient AND operat* room AND improved patient health status”. Determination of scientific articles using the PRISMA Flow Diagram method by determining scientific articles according to research inclusion criteria.
Result: The results of this literature review were reviewed in full and founded 4 articles on the effective application of IPCP in reducing the incidence of Surgical Site Infection (SSI) and stimulating an increase in the quality of care provided by the IPCP team to patients with a history of surgery.
Conclusion: Interprofessional Collaboration Practice (IPCP) is effective in reducing Surgical Site Infection (SSI) and improving the quality of care for patients in operating room.
Keyword: Interprofessional Collaboration Practice, IPCP, operating room, SSI
Prinsip Resiprositas dalam Sengketa Kepailitan Lintas Batas Negara (Cross-Border Insolvency)
Authors: Halim Arivan 
Published: July 2023

Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk menemukan kebenaran koherensi, menghasilkan argumentasi hukum, teori hukum atau konsep baru prinsip resiprositas sengketa kepailitan lintas batas negara (<em>Cross-Border Insolvency</em>). Tipe Penelitian ini dikualifikasikan ke dalam tipe penelitian hukum <em>Legal Research</em>. Penelitian hukum merupakan suatu kegiatan <em>know-how</em> dalam ilmu hukum, bukan sekedar <em>know-about</em>. Sebagai kegiatan <em>know-how</em>, penelitian hukum dilakukan untuk memecahkan isu hukum yang dihadapi. Sehingga memberikan dreskripsi mengenai apa yang seyogyanya atas isu hukum yang telah dirumuskan. Hasil dari penelitian ini menyatakan bahwa instrumen hukum kepailitan Indonesia hingga saat ini belum secara jelas mengatur mengenai kepailitan lintas batas negara <em>(</em><em>Cross-Border Insolvency)</em>, terutama dalam hal status harta atau aset debitur pailit yang berada di luar yurisdiksi hukum Republik Indonesia.
Doing belonging: Meanings of home and settlement among the Karen Community in Brisbane, Australia
Authors: Bird Jessica , Cox Leonie , Brough Mark 
Published: July 2023

The phenomenon of belonging allows diasporic people to negotiate socio-cultural terrains that go beyond singular attachments to “here” or “there”. This paper interrogates doing belonging amongst members of the Karen refugee community from Burma settling in Brisbane, Australia. We use data collected over twelve months of ethnographic fieldwork using the methods of participant observation and semi-structured interviews. This paper presents an interpretation of challenges faced by Karen community members as they grapple with local and transnational complexities of belonging within their own community, whilst also establishing belonging to Australian social environments. We argue that Karen participants’ lived experiences of settlement challenge bounded notions of belonging, thereby allowing us to extend dominant constructions of settlement and social inclusion and give way to a more nuanced representation of an emerging diasporic community. We thus reposition a resettled refugee community away from disempowering and exclusionary notions that dominant constructions of belonging and inclusion tend to impose.
Access to Quality Education for Students with Disability
Authors: Macaulay Luke , Deppeler Joanne , Agbenyega Joseph 
Published: July 2023

Conceptualising educational equity and academic achievement is a key task for inclusive education and the politics of inclusion. Recent Australian Government reports (2013-2016) on educational access and inclusion report low levels of educational access and attainment for students with disability. This paper considers the place that Pierre Bourdieu’s critical social theory has in helping us to conceptualise access, equity, and inclusion, and argue that the concepts of habitus, capital, and field (Bourdieu, 1977) have a key role to play in this process. Utilising these concepts to draw closely on three recent Australian Government reports (2013-2016) on educational equity and inclusion, our analysis has identified three consistent themes across these reports which disadvantage students with disability. These include cultural issues, economic capital, and the utility of education. These themes compound and culminate to highlight an issue of a lack of continuity across the field of education within Australia. As a consequence, the value of capital and operation of habitus function inconsistently across the field, rendering the process of the acquisition of success as being inequitable. Consideration is given to the need for a careful rethinking of how the inclusive education concept, connected to politics, can be transformed to eradicate inequities and inconsistencies to the benefit of all.
Conducting Research with People with Nonverbal Autism: An Inclusive Methodological Approach
Authors: Hills Karenne J , Clapton Jayne , Dorsett Pat , Andersen Kirsty 
Published: July 2023

Abstract
Current academic literature exposes a paucity of information about people with severe (nonverbal) autism from their own perspective. Most research pertaining to this population has obtained data from a secondary source such as a parent or caregiver. This paper describes the methodological approach to a study exploring the spirituality of people with nonverbal autism. The study was intentionally designed to work inclusively with people with nonverbal autism, rather than conducting research on or about them. As such, opportunity was provided for them to participate as direct respondents in the research process. The study explored the use of interview as a strategy for sourcing data from participants with nonverbal autism. A bricolage approach incorporating participant’s personal narratives provided an inclusive method for working with people who do not use spoken language to communicate. As communicating with this population necessitates the use of some type of augmentative device, certain strategies were adopted to address the particular practical, methodological and ethical challenges confronted during the research process. Interviews resulted in a rich source of data, providing unique insights into the lived experience of a severely under researched population. This study demonstrated that with researcher flexibility, a methodology that provides participants meaningful and inclusive involvement is not only possible, but beneficial in learning more about this marginalised group. Furthermore, this paper introduces a methodological approach that provides a platform for further research concerning people who do not communicate by speech.
Whose space is it anyway? Whose space is it anyway? The architecture of social exclusion and why it is bad for the public’s health.
Authors: Collinson Susan 
Published: July 2023

Over the past decade there has been a significant upsurge in nationalist politics and sentiment in both Europe and the USA. Ideas of nationhood and sovereignty have become dominant themes within political discourse, and there has been a rise in the popularity of right wing parties that espouse strict immigration control. In the UK, the concept of ‘health tourism’ has become an issue in relation to the underfunded National Health Service (NHS). Similarly, benefit fraud (another much publicised form of ‘tourism’), often represented in the media as organised by eastern European gangs, has been used as a reason to challenge the free movement of people within the EU.
The 2016 presidential election in the USA, and the UK referendum on EU membership, in the same year, both focused on taking direct action against inward migration, which was characterised as having an adverse effect on the economies, infrastructures and social values of both countries. While Mexicans and Muslims were targeted in the USA, in the UK blame was directed at the free movement of EU citizens, especially those from eastern European countries such as Poland, Romania, Bulgaria and the Baltic states. Autochthonous populations (predominantly white and Christian) have become increasingly vocal in their rhetoric of fear: migrants taking your jobs, Muslims threatening your culture and security, political correctness restricting your liberty to speak your mind and, in the UK, the “deliberate attempt to water down the British identity” (UKIP, 2010) have all contributed to the creation of a hostile environment towards ‘others’ and ‘otherness’. This paper will look at the role of populist politics and contemporary architecture in assisting the demonization of the homeless, and will use the endemic levels of tuberculosis in the UK’s capital city, London, to exemplify the consequences for public health and the health of the public.
Municipal public health planning needs representational skills within the community
Authors: Murray Zoë 
Published: July 2023

Municipal public health planning (MPHP) endeavours to enhance community participation in public health decision making. A study of community participation of municipal public health planning projects in Queensland, Australia highlights that while community participation is an important element of the planning, the focus is also on developing mechanisms to ensure intersectoral collaborations and placing public health issues on the agenda of decision makers. With modest funding and the breadth of these focuses, MPHP is limited in directly supporting disadvantaged groups in the community to engage in participatory activities. The challenge can be to engage all the relative perspectives of the community, particularly if it is typical of a group to demonstrate nonparticipation in whole of community group activities. Success in the area of engaging with target groups was found by having the time and project staff to identify and access an advocate or advocacy forum to represent a voice for the group. This highlights the importance of representative and advocacy roles in the community.
Exploring the challenges experienced by people with disabilities in the employment sector in Australia: Advocating for inclusive practice‐ a review of literature
Authors: Ruhindwa Amos , Randall Christine , Cartmel Jennifer 
Published: July 2023

People with disabilities are generally not considered as able participants in the workforce (paid or volunteer work) and therefore, they often experience exclusion from participating in mainstream employment opportunities. People with disabilities experience various barriers to employment, such as discrimination in the workplace, stigma, prejudice and stereotypes. However, some people with disabilities participate in the workforce and make valuable contributions towards economic development, social capital and wider society. This literature review summarises published research findings about the challenges that people with disabilities experience in pursuing employment opportunities, including volunteering and paid positions; and in undertaking these roles. Furthermore, it explores possible interventions to improve employment outcomes that are effective from the perspectives of people with disabilities. Findings indicate that effective practice takes an inclusive approach and allows clients to take ownership of solutions in relation to addressing the challenges they experience in the employment sector. For this reason, two different community development projects, which particularly focused on employment challenges for people with disabilities, as well as outlining strategies and solutions that promote client ownership were reviewed. Additionally, employment support techniques and strategies, as well as human rights’ principles on work and employment for people with disabilities will be debated. Finally, implications for research and practice for the rehabilitation counselling profession and the disability employment services sector are discussed.
KNOWLEDGE ABOUT COVID 19 AND BEHAVIOR IN MAINTAINING HEALTH PROTOCOLS IN X HOSPITAL SIDOARJO
Authors: Diana Meli , Sulistyowati Agus 
Published: July 2023

Background: Coronavirus 2019 or commonly called Covid-19 is a new type of RNA virus that has caused respiratory infection. This disease attacked Indonesia in early 2020. This disease can spread quickly between human contact.
Objectives: The purpose of this research is to find out the relationship of knowledge of Covid-19 and behavior in maintaining health protocols in X hospital Sidoarjo.
Methods: The design used in this research is observational analytic with cross sectional approach. This research was conducted on 5 - 16 July 2022. The sample in this study were all visitors to the outpatient polyclinic who were taken by chance using the accidental sampling technique. The research instrument uses a questionnaire to identify the level of knowledge about COVID-19 and behavior in implementing health protocols. The data that has been collected is then tabulated and tested using the Spearman rank test with a significance level of p <0.01.
Results: Based on the results of this study, it showed that respondents who had good knowledge about COVID-19 were 77.78%, while respondents who had good behavior in maintaining health protocols were 76.19% with p-value 0.001.
Conclution: This research show that there is sufficient relationship strength between knowledge about Covid-19 and behavior in maintaining health protocols.
Музикотерапія в системі корекційно-розвивальної роботи з дітьми з особливими освітніми потребами в закладах дошкільної освіти
Authors: Цюлюпа Наталія , Заходякін Олександр , Рижук Алла 
Published: July 2023

. Стаття присвячена дослідженню ефективності застосування музикотерапії в системі корекційно-розвивальної роботи з дітьми з особливими освітніми потребами в закладах дошкільної освіти. Окреслюються теоретичні основи музикотерапії, зокрема її вплив на різноманітні аспекти розвитку дитини (когнітивний, емоційний, соціальний та моторний). Досліджуються практичні аспекти використання музикотерапії – методи, прийоми та інструменти, що можуть бути використані в роботі з дітьми з особливими освітніми потребами.
Обґрунтовуються теоретико-методичні засади та методика корекційного спрямування дошкільної музичної освіти дітей з особливими освітніми потребами, розглядаються питання впровадження інклюзивної педагогіки в практику дитячих садків. Крім того, пропонується комплексне застосування різноманітних форм та методів роботи з дітьми з особливими освітніми потребами на заняттях з музикотерапії, зокрема індивідуальні та групові заняття, ігрові методики, розвивальні ігри та інші підходи.
Pengembangan Lembar Kerja Siswa Untuk Pembelajaran Model Discovery Learning Pada Materi Hidrolisis Garam Di SMA
Authors: Triliyansi Triliyansi , Abudarin Abudarin , Damsyik Akhmad , Haryono Agus , Fatah Abdul Hadjranul , Rohaetin Sri 
Published: July 2023

Implementasi model discovery learning adalah siswa mampu mengonstruksi sendiri pengetahuan yang harus mereka kuasai melalui 6 (enam) tahapan belajar penemuan yaitu:(i) stimulation; (ii) problem statement; (iii) data collection;(iv) data processing; (v) verification; (vi) generalization. Dalam penerapannya siswa memerlukan panduan belajar agar mampu melakukan aktivitas belajar penemuan secara mandiri untuk memperoleh pengetahuan baru, Penelitian ini bertujuan menghasilkan Lembar Kerja Siswa (LKS) sebagai panduan belajar dalam pembelajaran Hidrolisis garam dengan model discovery learning pada siswa kelas XI SMA.Pengembangan LKS dilakukan dengan mengadaptasi model pengembangan 4-D (define, design, develop, disseminate) dari Thiagarajan. Produk LKS yang dihasilkan dinilai kelayakannya menggunakan professional judgement dengan melibatkan ahli kimia, ahli pedagogi, dan ahli media pembelajaran. Produk LKS yang telah direvisi berdasarkan masukan ahli kemudian diuji keterbacaannya oleh calon pengguna. Selanjutnya LKS dimplementasikan secara terbatas dalam pembelajaran kimia di sekolah untuk mengetahuai efektivitasnya dalam memandu aktivitas belajar penemuan dan meningkatkan pengasaan konsep siswa tentang hidrolisis garam. Uji coba implementasi terbatas dilakukan menggunakan rancangan pra-eksperimental model One-Shot Case Study melibatkan 69 siswa SMA di Kota Palangka Raya. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa LKS yang dikembangkan layak digunakan dengan nilai kelayakan sebesar 92,45%. Efektivitas LKS dalam memandu siswa melakukan aktivitas belajar penemuan termasuk kategori sangat baik dengan rata-rata sebesar 97,75% dan LKS efektif dalam meningkatkan penguasaan konsep siswa tentang Hidrolisis garam dengan diperoleh nilai N-Gain score rata-rata sebesar 0,89.
Why many studies of individual differences with inhibition tasks may not localize correlations
Authors: Rouder Jeffrey N. , Kumar Aakriti , Haaf Julia M. 
Published: July 2023

AbstractIndividual difference exploration of cognitive domains is predicated on being able to ascertain how well performance on tasks covary. Yet, establishing correlations among common inhibition tasks such as Stroop or flanker tasks has proven quite difficult. It remains unclear whether this difficulty occurs because there truly is a lack of correlation or whether analytic techniques to localize correlations perform poorly real-world contexts because of excessive measurement error from trial noise. In this paper, we explore how well correlations may localized in large data sets with many people, tasks, and replicate trials. Using hierarchical models to separate trial noise from true individual variability, we show that trial noise in 24 extant tasks is about 8 times greater than individual variability. This degree of trial noise results in massive attenuation in correlations and instability in Spearman corrections. We then develop hierarchical models that account for variation across trials, variation across individuals, and covariation across individuals and tasks. These hierarchical models also perform poorly in localizing correlations. The advantage of these models is not in estimation efficiency, but in providing a sense of uncertainty so that researchers are less likely to misinterpret variability in their data. We discuss possible improvements to study designs to help localize correlations.