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TINJAUAN AKULTURASI BUDAYA PADA FACADE (EXTERIOR) MASJID AL-ANWAR MUARA ANGKE – JAKARTA Alamsyah, Muhammad; Kasman
Jurnal Ilmiah Arjouna: Architecture and Environment Journal of Krisnadwipayana Vol 4 No 2 (2020): ARJOUNA : Archtecture and Environment Journal of Krisnadwipayana
Publisher : Universitas Krisnadwipayana, Fakultas Teknik Program Studi Arsitektur

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.61488/jia.v4i2.691

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Jakarta has many old mosques that have historical values. The existence of themosques began since the establishment of Jakarta, after the conquest of Sunda Kelapaby the joint forces of Demak-Cirebon led by Falatehan in 1527, until Indonesia'sIndependence in 1945. Within four centuries, in Jakarta, mushallas and mosques havegrown and developed to fulfill spiritual and the needs of the struggle of Muslims in theface of Dutch colonialism. Many ethnic groups contributed to the building andprosperity of the mosque. One of the famous old mosques in Jakarta is the Jami AngkeMosque in Muara Angke. This study aims to explore the mixture of architectural forms,which in this study is called architectural acculturation, in the architecture of the Al-Anwar Muara Angke Mosque Facade which is allegedly brought by ethnic or ethnicgroups to Jakarta, both ethnic groups from outside such as Chinese, Arabic and Dutch.itself, as well as ethnic groups themselves, such as Java, Bali, and so on. Theacculturation process is determined based on the dominance of one architectural form.There are four possible processes for architectural acculturation, namely adaptation,adoption, synergy, and marginalization
Waiting Time Experiences and Perceptions Among National Health Insurance Patients in Outpatient Care Alamsyah, Muhammad; Windusari, Yuanita; idris, Haerawati
Journal La Medihealtico Vol. 6 No. 5 (2025): Journal La Medihealtico
Publisher : Newinera Publisher

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.37899/journallamedihealtico.v6i5.2751

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Waiting time is a critical aspect of healthcare service quality that influences patient satisfaction and overall service evaluation. This study aims to explore patients’ perceptions of waiting time in healthcare services by examining experiential factors that shape how waiting is interpreted and tolerated. A qualitative research design was employed, using in-depth interviews with four patients who had direct experience with healthcare service delivery. Data were analyzed thematically to identify recurring patterns in participants’ accounts. The findings reveal that perceptions of waiting time were influenced not only by its duration but also by procedural clarity, staff responsiveness, communication and information transparency, service environment, and the presence of personalization and emotional support. Clear service procedures and timely, understandable information reduced uncertainty and moderated negative perceptions of waiting. Additionally, clean and comfortable environments, along with empathetic and attentive staff interactions, enhanced patients’ ability to tolerate waiting and contributed to more positive service experiences. The study concludes that waiting time should be understood as a multidimensional experience shaped by both operational and interpersonal factors. These findings highlight the importance of adopting patient-centered strategies that integrate effective communication, environmental comfort, and emotional support in managing waiting time within healthcare services.