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‘We were already strong’ : Young Refugees, Challenges and Resilience during COVID-19
Authors: Couch Jen 
Published: July 2023

This paper is an exploration of refugee young peoples’ narratives about their lives and experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic in Melbourne. Intersectionality is used as a method and analytical tool to interpret these experiences and show how young people have adapted during this time, taking on roles as navigators, carers, providers, and innovators.The article highlights that the roles young people adopted through the pandemic are very similar to those undertaken by young people in their pre arrival to Australia.The research points to the importance of involving refugee young people in settlement and public health initiatives. Finally, it is argued that we need to recognise refugee young people as experts in their own complex experience, valued partners in settlement, future leadership, and potential change makers.
What does the literature say about resilience in refugee people? Implications for practice
Authors: Hutchinson Mary , Dorsett Pat 
Published: July 2023

Refugee people experience many trials prior to arriving in Australia and face ongoing challenges associated with re-settlement. Despite facing such difficulties many refugee people demonstrate enormous strength and resilience that facilitates their re-settlement process. The authors’ experience however suggests that professionals working with refugee people tend to focus on the trauma story to the neglect of their strengths. At times this means resilience is overshadowed by a dominant Western deficits model that defines refugee people as traumatised victims. Pathologising the trauma story of refugee people may further alienate refugee people from full inclusion into Australian life by denying their inherent resilience in the face of extraordinary life experiences. This article reviews Australian and International literature to explore factors that contribute to refugee resilience such as personal qualities, support and religion. The review also identifies elements that may impede resilience including; language barriers, racism, discrimination, and labelling the trauma story. The literature suggests refugee resilience moves beyond the Western individualised notion of resilience to a more communal construction of resilience that includes refugee people’s broader social context. The literature highlights important practice implications and the authors respond to the findings by reflecting on their own practice experience and considering implications for a more inclusive anti-oppressive strengths-based approach to work with refugee people.
Manejo cirúrgico de pacientes traumatizados por lesões elétricas: uma abordagem da fase aguda do trauma elétrico
Authors: Frazão Luiz Felipe Neves , El Husseini Hanin , Gibbon Oliveira Maria Eduarda , De Paiva Lemos Eduarda , Soares Vieira Carolina Sharon Borges , De Gouvea Franco Reis , Rodrigues Rodrigo da Costa , De Almeida Rafael Maia , De Melo Deyvisson Luís Malta , Barbosa Davi Carvalho , Braz Rafael Nery , Araújo Juliana da Luz , Monteiro Vanessa Borges , Dos Santos Adelcio Machado 
Published: July 2023

Objetivo desse estudo é desmontar, por meio de artigos científicos e exposição governamentais, os principais conceitos que tangem a lesão por choque elétrico. E como objetivos secundários, abordar uma perspectiva de tratamento adequado nesse cenário e etapas cirúrgicas do manejo de pacientes traumatizados por choque elétrico. Foi realizada uma profunda pesquisa de artigos nas bases de dados Scientific Electronic Library Online (SciELO) e PubMed, com os seguintes Descritores em Ciências daSaúde(DeCS):Queimaduraselétricas; Choque; Desbridamento; Hidratação; Amputação. Foram selecionados artigos entre os períodos de 2000 a 2023, no idioma Português, para ampliar o nível de relevância e a qualidade da revisão, visto a escassez de estudos científicos sobre a temática. Conclui-se com a análise desses estudos que, a intervenção médica precoce de um trauma elétrico é essencial. O manejo correto, antes dos 15 dias, pode corroborar positivamente com as taxas de sobrevida desses pacientes, evitando possíveis complicações. Contudo, a proporção do acidente pode afetar a conduta médica, representando um problema para os pacientes, atribuindo maiores sintomas.
IMPACT OF BURNOUT SYNDROME ON INTENTION TO LEAVE AMONG NURSE AT X HOSPITAL GRESIK
Authors: Mira Melynda Prakosa  , Nisa Dewanti  
Published: July 2023

Background: Turnover of nurse was still a challenge and concern for nursing and hospital management. Nurses who voluntarily leave the organization were threat to nursing organization. Turnover among nurse was contributed factor to the decline in the number of nurses worldwide. High turnover among nurse causes losses to the organization in terms of costs, resources and nurses’ motivation. Turnover among nurses was ranked highest in the team of health professionals.

Objectives: The aim of this study was to know how the effect of burnout syndrome on the level of intention to leave among nurses.

Methods: This study was used explanatory design with a cross sectional with 126 respondents. Data were collected using a questionnaire that has been tested for validity and reliability. The variables included burnout syndrome and turnover intention. Data were analyzed using binary logistic regression techniques.

Results: The significant value of logistic regression test was obtained at 0.003 (<α=0.05). So, burnout syndrome has a significant direct effect to intention to leave among nurse. If burnout syndrome higher, intention to leave will be higher too.

Conclusion: Dimensions of emotional and physical exhaustion are dominant to increase intention to leave of nurse. Intervention that can be made to reduce nurse burnout among nurse through personal focus to strengthen individual coping strategies to confront of stress, while organizational roles focus on reducing job demands among nurse.
ANALYSIS OF INFORMATION SYSTEM NEED DESIGN FOR RECORDING AND REPORTING INTEGRATED HEALTHCARE CENTER TODDLERS IN KASIN VILLAGE, WORKING AREA OF BARENG COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER, MALANG CITY
Authors: Wisoedhanie Widi Anugrahanti  , Yeremia Victor Rondonuwu  , Leo agung Risky Setyanto  
Published: July 2023

Background: Integrated Healthcare Center is a form of Community Based Health Efforts (UKBM) that has an active role through health cadres in realizing the Community Health Efforts (UKM) to strengthen basic health services (Primary Health Care). Now, it starts to implement a health management information system (Health Management Information System) that is a form of e-health implementation as an effort to accelerate the digital transformation of health in Indonesia according to Regulation of The Minister of Health of The Republic of Indonesia Number 46 of 2017. The recording and reporting system of the integrated Healthcare Center in Kasin Village is still manual and performs the data input using microsoft excel and spreadsheet.

Objectives: This research purpose is providing information system based on website for recording and repoting needed by Integrated Healthcare Center Toddlers in Kasin Village, working area of Bareng Community Health Center, Malang City.

Methods: This research is descriptive qualitative to analyze user needs, system requirements, design system and interface design required for the information system for recording and reporting activities of the Integrated Healthcare Center.

Results: User needs in the recording and reporting of the Integrated Healthcare Center Information System can be identified as the needs of health cadres users and the need of Community Health Center Officers. The design of the information system design for recording and reporting of the Integrated Healthcare Center for toddlers had been compiled using Unified Modeling Language (UML) diagrams using simple and easy to operate features and menus to meet the data needs of the Integrated Healthcare Center and Community Health Center.

Conclusion: The design of the information system that facilities the performance of health cadres and reduce the chance of data errors.
IMPACT OF WORK ENGAGEMENT ON TURNOVER INTENTION AMONG NURSE AT X HOSPITAL SURABAYA
Authors: Dewanti Nisa , Prakosa Mira Melynda 
Published: July 2023

Background: Nurse turnover is still a world problem. Changing nurses can be detrimental to the hospital organization. Strategies are needed so that nurses' intentions to leave the hospital do not materialize, one of which is work engagement. Work engagement is expected to make nurses not think about leaving their jobs because engagement conditions make nurses feel involved and more focused on their work until they never to think about leaving their jobs.
Objectives: This study was conducted to see how the impact of work engagement on the level of turnover intention among nurses.
Methods: A cross-sectional study design was conducted. Questionnaire was used to collect data which is taken to 130 nurses in Surabaya, Indonesia, using cluster sampling technique. Data were analyzed using binary logistic regression techniques to test the impact from work engagement to turnover intention.
Results: A significant indirect effect from work engagement to turnover intention among nurse founded in this study. If work engagement higher, the turnover intention will be lower.
Conclusion: Turnover intention can be significantly reduced directly by work engagement. Work engagement in nurses can provide job satisfaction and positive work experience, positive work thinking, and good physical and mental health which can increase nurse work efforts, where positive work experience and thinking can produce good performance, making nurses feel highly valued, so that nurses don’t think about leaving health care organizations.
ADOLESCENT MENTAL HEALTH IN RURAL AREA IN DESA BATUR, PROBOLINGGO, INDONESIA
Authors: Annisa Faida , Rohmawati Nina Rizka , Muniroh  
Published: July 2023

Background: Mental health issues in adolescence is on the rise influenced by physical and psychosocial growth. They need information and supportive environments to maintain their mental health. However, the mental healthcare needs are not met in some rural areas across country.
Objective: Describe the mental health of adolescent in rural area in Desa Batur, Probolinggo.
Methods: The design of this study was descriptive research with The Self-Reporting Questionnaire (SRQ-20) to assess mental health of 30 students in MTS Khoiriyah, Dusun Krajan, Desa Batur, Probolinggo.
Results: The prevalence of mental distress was 27% of sample, based on cut-off point.
Conclusion: Promotion and prevention of mental health in adolescence would strengthen their ability to manage the stressor on their life.
EDUCATIONAL TOY AND HOSPITALITY RESPONSE TOOLS FOR TODDLERS
Authors: Lestari Yufi Aris , Rosidah Nanik Nur , Idayanti Titiek 
Published: July 2023

Background: Playing is a good medium for learning because by playing children will talk (communicate), learn to adjust to the environment, do what they can and recognize time, distance and sound. The sick condition of playing activities still needs to be carried out. Play needs at the toddler can trigger a response to hospitalization for children.
Objectives: This study was conducted to see how the influence of educational games on the response of hospitalization to toddler age children.
Methods: Static-Group Comparson research design with purposive sampling method (judgment sampling), the number of samples is 14 children. Data is taken using an observation sheet. After tabulation the data is analyzed by using the Wilcoxon Range Test with a significance level of 0.05. The purpose of this study was to analyze the effect of educational game tools on hospitalization responses to toddler age children.
Results: The results of the study, children who were given the play treatment experienced an adaptive response of 6 people (85.7%), while the adaptive mall response was 1 person (14.3%). The frequency of hospitalization responses was more often experienced in the control group without treatment, with adaptive mal responses of 6 (85.7%) and adaptive responses experienced only by 1 person (14.7%) respondents. The results of the statistical test showed that there was the influence of educational games on the response of hospitalization to toddler age children with a significant level of 0.025 (P <0.05).
Conclusion: Fulfillment of playing with educational games can minimize the frequency of adaptive mall response to hospitalization of children when hospitalized.
THE EFFECTS OF SELF-MANAGEMENT EDUCATION ON PATIENT OUTCOMES: A LITERATURE REVIEW
Authors: Dwipayanti Puteri Indah , Aprilin Heti 
Published: July 2023

Background: Self-management programs have been reported to help patients manage symptoms for chronic diseases such as asthma. Asthma self-management education combining with behavior therapy is considered to be more effective.
Objective: The purpose of this review was to identify of current published literature on asthma self management programs to astablished self management strategies.
Design: This research type was literature review. Article as reference searched in google scholar with key word “self management” and “asthma” and science direct engine with key word; “asthma” and “self management”; and also with “asthma” and “self management and “behaviour” in science direct. Inclusion criteria are quantitative research in journal or scientific work about asthma self management education as independent variable. Exclusion criteria were literature article.
Data Sources (include search dates): Google Scholar and Science Direct are data based used to explore the article on May 2022.
Review Methods: PECOT/PICOT framework P(patient/problem): Asthma; E/I(exposure/implementation): Asthma self-management education; C(control): routine care; O(outcome): patient outcome.
Results: limitation search are years, and population. Seventeen articles are found 13 of them are second sources. Four articles was explain there was an effect of self management education on patient outcomes: self efficacy, knowledge, and quality of life.
Conclusion: Asthma self management education was effective to increase patient outcome: asthma knowledge, the quality of asthma control, self efficacy, and quality of life.
RELATIONSHIP OF DAILY PHYSICAL ACTIVITY WITH DURATION OF THE MENSTRUAL CYCLE IN ADOLESCENT WOMEN AT SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 1 KEDUNGDUNG OF SAMPANG
Authors: Istibsaroh Faridatul , Wulandari Devina , Mawardi Elok Alfiah 
Published: July 2023

Background: An important period of life for humans is adolescence with an age range of 10-18 years. At this time, individuals begin to experience growth and development in physiological, psychological, behavioral and sexual maturity. Menstruation is cyclical bleeding from the uterus as an integral part of a woman's biological function in her life. But not all women have normal menstrual cycles, many of them have irregular menstrual cycles (Proverawati and Maisaroh, 2016). Irregular menstruation can have an impact, including the possibility of experiencing infertility and can make it difficult for women to find a fertile period.
Objectives: The aim of the study was to Relationship of Daily Physical Activity with the Duration of the Menstrual Cycle in adolescent women at Senior High School 1 Kedungdung of Sampang.
Methods: This type of research is an observational analytic study with a cross-sectional or cross-sectional study design which was conducted to determine the relationship between daily physical activity and the menstrual cycle in young women.
Results: Almost half of the students at 12 students (44.44%) out of 27 students, are in the light activity category.Most of the respondents had irregular menstrual cycles, namely 19 female students (70.37) out of 27 female students.
Conclusion: Asymp.Sig (2-sided) value of 0.000 <0.05. So it be concluded that there is a relationship between physical activity and the menstrual cycle in adolescent women in Senior High School Kedungdung.
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FAMILY SUPPORT AND DIET COMPLIANCE IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE PERFORMED REGULAR HEMODIALYSIS AT X HOSPITAL SIDOARJO
Authors: Fauziyah Fifa , Sulistyowati Agus , Diana Meli 
Published: July 2023

Background: Chronic kidney failure is a disorder traits are regularly no longer identified by means of many human beings, due to the fact basically continual kidney failure is a ailment that kills silently (silent sickness and silent killer). Sufferers with CKD food plan non-compliance frenquently have an effect which isn’t properly for kidney performance.
Objectives: The purpose of this examine became to decide the relantionship between family aid and dietery compliance in sufferers with continual kidney disoerder who underwent ordinary hemodialysis at RS X Sidoarjo.
Methods: The design used is an analytic technique using a go sectional layout. This studies changed into conducted at RS X Sidoarjo, March 21-28 2021. The population in this take a look at were all patient who underwent everyday hemodialysis within the hemodialysis room at RS X Sidoarjo, totaling 67 sufferers the usage of non chance sampling, specifically total sampling. Statiscal check with the nonparametric of chi square exams.
Results: As many as 56 respondents (83.6%) the extent of compliance and family help received appropriate results. As many as 11 respondents (16%) family help and stage of compliance acquired enough results.
Conclusion: Asymp. Sig (2-sided) price of 0.000 <0,05. So, it may be cocluded that there a relationship between family support and diet compliance in patients with chronic kidney disease who go to regular hemodialysis at RS X Sidoarjo.
NURSE STRATEGY FOR FREE STUNTING OF INDONESIA BASED ON E-PERAMPING IN MOJOKERTO DISTRICT
Authors: Fibriana Linda Presti , Widiyawati Rina 
Published: July 2023

Background. Stunting is a condition where children fail to grow and develop according to their age due to lack of nutrition during pregnancy and the first 1000 days of life. Based on the results of the SSGI survey in 2021, 27.4% or 25,806 toddlers are experiencing stunting (Detik Jatim, 2022). Stunting has long-term effects besides growth and development, it also carries a risk of diabetes, hypertension, obesity and death from infection. The Covid-19 pandemic has prevented the public and health workers from meeting in person, so media is needed to supervise and assist in preventing stunting.
Objectives. This study aims to determine the community's response to the e-peramping website as an effort by nurses to prevent stunting in Mojokerto Regency based on the website.
Methods. The research method uses development with descriptive analysis, collecting data using a questionnaire on the e-peramping website. The population of Mojokerto Regency is 1,159,593 people and the research sample is 225 respondents, the sampling technique uses accidental sampling.
Results. The results showed that the e-peramping website was suitable for the purpose and agreed with all the questions given by the researcher at 69.6%.
Conclusion. E-peramping website really helps the community to get information and nurse assistance about stunting.
TISANE CELERY AS A NON-MEDICAL THERAPY IN HYPERTENSION PATIENTS
Authors: Indrawati Indrawati , Yulianto Yulianto 
Published: July 2023

Background: An increase in the number of people with hypertension in Indonesia will indirectly make the burden of health financing higher and a decrease in Indonesia's human resources itself. This is because hypertension experienced, can trigger the occurrence of other diseases and at the same time has the potential to cause disability and death in sufferers. One type of non-medical therapy that can be used to control blood pressure is to consume celery tisane.
Objective: This study aims to identify the potential of celery as a non-medical therapy in patients with hypertension.
Design: This research is a literature review. In this study the authors chose quantitative research articles with quasy experimental and case control designs.
Data Sources (include search dates): The author uses Google Scholar, PubMed and OneSearch databases. In searching for these sources the author uses the keywords English and Indonesian. The keywords used were hypertension, effectiveness, effect, comparison and celery to find the appropriate literature.
Review Methods: The author uses a systematic review method according to the PRISMA stages which include identification, screening, inclusion and feasibility of the article findings which are then analyzed. Articles that meet the criteria will be reviewed to record the potential of celery as a non-medical therapy for hypertension sufferers.
Results: Celery contains flavonoids, saponins, tannins, essential oils, flavo-glucosides (apiin), apigenin, phytosterols, choline, lipases, pthalides, asparagine, bitter substances, vitamins (A, B and C) and alkaloids. Antihypertension in celery comes from apigenin which is contained in celery. Apigenin itself is the main flavonoid in celery, this compound can lower blood pressure through blocking Ca2+ channels (calcium antagonists). Based on the results of the explanation above, it can be concluded that celery leaves can be used as a non-medical therapy for people with hypertension.
Conclusion: Celery leaves have been shown to have the potential to be developed and utilized as a non-medical therapy for hypertension sufferers. The chemical content of celery leaves has been proven to be effective in helping people with hypertension control their blood pressure.
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN AGE AND COVID-19 HEALTH PROTOCOL COMPLIANCE IN SAMPANG COMMUNITY, INDONESIA
Authors: Harista Dessy Rindiyanti , Abdi Akh. Choirul , Suryadi Mohammad Shiddiq 
Published: July 2023

Background: In terms of enforcing discipline, the Covid-19 prevention protocol's implementation in Indonesia remains problematic. The government's task force develops health protocols for each activity that transmits covid-19 in order to break the chain and combat the disease.
Objectives: The study's objective was to determine the relationship between age and compliance the health protocol of Covid-19 in Sampang, Indonesia, rural communities.
Methods: This study used a cross-sectional design. This study used a simple random sampling technique. The number of samples in this study were 170 people. Data analysis used statistical rank spearman test.
Results: Spearman rank test bivariate data analysis reveals a p-value of less than 0.05 between age and compliance with the Covid-19 health protocol.
Conclusion: there is a relationship between age and adherence to health protocols in preventing Covid-19.
A Comparative Study on Parent-child Relationship as Perceived by Parents of Haryana
Authors: - Dr. Shalini 
Published: July 2023

Parent-child relationship refers to the unique and enduring bond between a caregiver and his or her child. The study was conducted in Haryana state purposively. Two districts, Hisar and Bhiwani were selected randomly from Haryana state on the basis of rural female literacy rate i.e. in between 65%. The total sample of 200 adolescent girls and 200 parents (200 mothers & 200 fathers) were selected for the study, thus making a total sample of 600. Family Environment Scale (FES) developed by Moos (1974) was used to measure the socio-economic climate of family as perceived by the adolescent and their parents. Result revealed that in Hisar district, majority of fathers’ and mothers had secure relationship followed by avoidant relationship and disorganized relationship. Result further reflects that, In Bhiwani district, majority of mothers and fathers,opined that they had secure relationship followed by ambivalent relationship and avoidant relationship. Data clearly indicated secure parent-child relationship in majority of the families.