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ADAPTING I-PASS HANDOFF PROGRAM FOR EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION NURSING HANDOFF: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW Nur, Rezeki; K, Dewi Hestiani
JOURNAL OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL STUDIES Vol. 1 No. 03 (2023): NOVEMBER 2023
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The Join Commission's evaluation showed that more than 3800 patients were harmed and 65% of these were due to communication errors and half of these took place during the handoff process, with recent estimates suggesting that 80% of serious errors in patient care are due to errors during handoff. Poor communication and information obtained during ineffective and non-standardised handoffs can jeopardise patient safety. This study aims to identify the implementation of the I-PASS verbal handoff bundle. The method used is systematic review is made based on the results of the collection of scientific research in the range of 2011-2019 obtained from pubmed, sciencedirect, willey online, proquest and ebsco. There are 3 prospective cohort studies, 2 quasi-experiment studies and 1 mixed methods. Results showed that the I-PASS handoff bundle had an effect on improving communication during the handoff process. It was concluded that I-PASS is one option that can be used in the context of hospital care and nursing curricula and showed that there was a decrease in hospital errors related to communication errors during the handoff process.
CULTURAL ASPECTS OF BREASTFEEDING IN ASIAN COUNTRIES: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW Dewi Hestiani K; Nur, Rezeki; S, Tri Damatanty
JOURNAL OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL STUDIES Vol. 1 No. 03 (2023): NOVEMBER 2023
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Breastfeeding is essential for maternal and infant health, playing a crucial role in achieving several Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). However, cultural factors such as traditions, social norms, and economic conditions greatly influence breastfeeding practices across Asia, leading to significant regional variations. This systematic review aims to assess how cultural factors shape breastfeeding decisions in Asia and to explore how these factors interact with social norms and health policies. The PRISMA method was applied to search three databases (PubMed, Scopus, and Google Scholar) using keywords related to breastfeeding and Asian culture. 300 articles were identified, with 9 selected for in-depth analysis after applying inclusion and exclusion criteria. Cultural beliefs, such as the rejection of colostrum and the influence of family authority, significantly delay breastfeeding initiation in countries like Indonesia and Vietnam. Social norms in India encourage early breastfeeding initiation, but patriarchal systems in South Asia limit exclusive breastfeeding. The COVID-19 pandemic added complexity, influencing mothers' decisions. Cultural factors play a significant role in shaping breastfeeding practices across Asia. Culturally sensitive interventions are needed to address these challenges, promote exclusive breastfeeding, and improve maternal and infant health outcomes. Further research is recommended to explore effective interventions tailored to cultural contexts and investigate the impact of urbanization and modernization on breastfeeding practices.
Co-Authors cahyono, didik Cale, Woolnough Dewi Hestiani K Emdat Suprayitno Erliana, Yossy Dwi Fardi, Fardi Guilin, Xie Gusniasari, Rosianna Hestiani K, Dewi Hestiani, Dewi Indra Tjahyadi Jehosua S.V. Sinolungan Joko Sangaji K, Dewi Hestiani Kusrini S. Kadar Mardikawati , Budi Margarida, Kruger Nofirman, Nofirman Nugraha, Markus Asta Patma Nuridah, Siti Pranatha, Aria Rini Rachmawaty S, Tri Damatanty Salim, Yeffriansjah Suriyani, Andi Wahyuni, Erna Warastuti, Diah Wilanda, Alifah