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Rachmawaty M. Noer
Universitas Awal Bros
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EXPLORING THE NEEDS AND LIVED EXPERIENCES OF FAMILY MEMBERS OF CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS IN THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT:A PHENOMENOLOGICAL STUDY Budi santoso; Rachmawaty M. Noer; nauza agis irdiana; Yulianti Wulandari
Proceeding of Banten Internasional Conference on Health Advancement and Research Vol. 1 No. 1 (2026): Proceeding Banten International Conference on Health Advancement & Research (BI
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In addition to intensive medical care, the condition of critically ill patients also significantly impacts the physical, psychological, social, and spiritual well-being of accompanying family members. Limited access to information, strict visitation rules, and the high-pressure ICU environment often lead to anxiety, stress, and fatigue among family members.This phenomenon highlights the need for a deeper understanding of the needs and experiences of families as caregivers. This study aims to explore the needs and experiences of families of critically ill patients being treated in the ICU of Hospital X in Batam. This study was conducted using a qualitative approach. The research design applied was phenomenology. Data collection was carried out through in-depth interviews, designed in a semi-structured format to allow flexibility in responses. Data were obtained from five participants who were included in this study, selected through the convenience sampling technique. The data analysis process was carried out using thematic analysis. This study identified five main themes. First, Family Sacrifice and Responsibility. Second, The Physical and Emotional Burden of ICU Patient Families. Third, The Meaning of Prayer and Hope in Facing Critical Care. Fourth, The Essence of Togetherness in Patient Care. Fifth, Family Experiences with Hospital Services and Facilities. The study concludes that caregivers experience substantial physical and emotional burdens, yet continue to show deep concern and responsibility. Spiritual support, togetherness, and hospital services significantly shape their overall experience during the care process. Recommendations for Hospitals: Hospitals should provide emotional and educational support for families. Effective communication by healthcare professionals and flexible visitation policies can enhance families' comfort and trust as they accompany and support their loved ones.  Keywords: Intensive Care Unit; family care giver; human needs; phenomenology; holistic care.   In addition to intensive medical care, the condition of critically ill patients also significantly impacts the physical, psychological, social, and spiritual well-being of accompanying family members. Limited access to information, strict visitation rules, and the high-pressure ICU environment often lead to anxiety, stress, and fatigue among family members.This phenomenon highlights the need for a deeper understanding of the needs and experiences of families as caregivers. This study aims to explore the needs and experiences of families of critically ill patients being treated in the ICU of Hospital X in Batam. This study was conducted using a qualitative approach. The research design applied was phenomenology. Data collection was carried out through in-depth interviews, designed in a semi-structured format to allow flexibility in responses. Data were obtained from five participants who were included in this study, selected through the convenience sampling technique. The data analysis process was carried out using thematic analysis. This study identified five main themes. First, Family Sacrifice and Responsibility. Second, The Physical and Emotional Burden of ICU Patient Families. Third, The Meaning of Prayer and Hope in Facing Critical Care. Fourth, The Essence of Togetherness in Patient Care. Fifth, Family Experiences with Hospital Services and Facilities. The study concludes that caregivers experience substantial physical and emotional burdens, yet continue to show deep concern and responsibility. Spiritual support, togetherness, and hospital services significantly shape their overall experience during the care process. Recommendations for Hospitals: Hospitals should provide emotional and educational support for families. Effective communication by healthcare professionals and flexible visitation policies can enhance families' comfort and trust as they accompany and support their loved ones.  Keywords: Intensive Care Unit; family care giver; human needs; phenomenology; holistic care.   In addition to intensive medical care, the condition of critically ill patients also significantly impacts the physical, psychological, social, and spiritual well-being of accompanying family members. Limited access to information, strict visitation rules, and the high-pressure ICU environment often lead to anxiety, stress, and fatigue among family members.This phenomenon highlights the need for a deeper understanding of the needs and experiences of families as caregivers. This study aims to explore the needs and experiences of families of critically ill patients being treated in the ICU of Hospital X in Batam. This study was conducted using a qualitative approach. The research design applied was phenomenology. Data collection was carried out through in-depth interviews, designed in a semi-structured format to allow flexibility in responses. Data were obtained from five participants who were included in this study, selected through the convenience sampling technique. The data analysis process was carried out using thematic analysis. This study identified five main themes. First, Family Sacrifice and Responsibility. Second, The Physical and Emotional Burden of ICU Patient Families. Third, The Meaning of Prayer and Hope in Facing Critical Care. Fourth, The Essence of Togetherness in Patient Care. Fifth, Family Experiences with Hospital Services and Facilities. The study concludes that caregivers experience substantial physical and emotional burdens, yet continue to show deep concern and responsibility. Spiritual support, togetherness, and hospital services significantly shape their overall experience during the care process. Recommendations for Hospitals: Hospitals should provide emotional and educational support for families. Effective communication by healthcare professionals and flexible visitation policies can enhance families' comfort and trust as they accompany and support their loved ones.  Keywords: Intensive Care Unit; family care giver; human needs; phenomenology; holistic care.  
FAMILY LITERACY-BASED APPROACH TO STRENGTHENING SELF-CARE MANAGEMENT COMPLIANCE IN DIABETES MELLITUS PATIENTS: INSIGHTS FROM A HOSPITAL STUDY. Rachmawaty M. Noer; Sri Herti Naulina Simatupang; Collene Fathona; Mira Agusthia
Proceeding of Banten Internasional Conference on Health Advancement and Research Vol. 1 No. 1 (2026): Proceeding Banten International Conference on Health Advancement & Research (BI
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Self care. management in patients with diabetes mellitus, which is an effort that can be made by patients with diabetes mellitus to be able to manage themselves which is influenced by family support and health literacy. This study was conducted to determine the Relationship between Family Support and Health Literacy with Self care. management Compliance in Patients with Diabetes Mellitus in the Edelweis Room of X Batam Hospital in 2024. This study used a quantitative method with 30 respondents of Patients with Diabetes Mellitus in the Edelweis Room of X Batam Hospital using consecutive sampling techniques. Data were processed using the Chi Square test. The results of the study obtained the largest respondent support in the poor category as many as 18 respondents (60%), the largest respondent Health literacy in the inadequate category as many as 20 respondents (66.7%), Self Care Management of the largest respondents in the poor category as many as 16 respondents (53.3%), There is a Relationship between Family Support and Self Care Management in Diabetic Mellitus Patients with a p value of 0.02, There is a Relationship between Health literacy and Self Care Management in Diabetic Mellitus Patients with a p value of 0.019. This study can provide better knowledge to patients about the importance of family support, health literacy, and DM selfcare management to improve health levels.
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