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THE EXPERIENCE OF INDONESIAN NURSES HANDLING EMERGENCY CONDITION IN OVERSEAS ARMED CONFLICT Desi Susilawati; Retty Ratnawati; Fransiska Imavike Fevriasanty
Journal of Nursing Science Update (JNSU) Vol. 7 No. 1 (2019)
Publisher : Department of Nursing, Faculty of Health Sciencce, Universitas Brawijaya

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Handling victim of armed conflict area would need involvement from all stakeholders, including nurses. To run his role in conflict incident, nurse would have to deal with lots of complex problems and demands. Knowing nurse’s experience in handling victim at armed conflict area can become the basic to improve service toward victim. The purpose of this research is to explore Indonesian nurse’s experience in giving emergency treatment toward victim of armed conflict areas overseas. Qualitative study design with interpretive phenomenology approach and involving 7 Indonesian nurses who were involved in handling victim at armed conflict areas overseas. Data collected through in depth interview and analyzed using Braun & Clarke thematic analysis. This study resulted 12 theme, calling from the heart, have an adventurous soul when faced the reality, diversity in preparation before departure, faced the unpredictable condition, take a modified action and human resources, dilemma when delivering the health service in restricted area, anxiety but tried to be professional. Using defensive strategy in security limitations and threats, feeling satisfied because delivering the health service beyond their standard. Expecting th improvement in preparation cooperation with related organization. Giving treatment toward victim at armed conflict area overseas is a complex and has many challenges. Strong motivation, perfect preparation and good adaptation skill would highly needed to be able to give maximum handling toward victim. There should be improvement in  and improvement in cooperation with related parties in order to give maximum treatment.
PHENOMENOLOGY STUDY : ADOLESCENT WITH PREGNANCY EXPERIENCE IN PURWODADI COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTRE Nanik Kurniawati; Retty Ratnawati; Fransiska Imavike Fevriasanty
Journal of Nursing Science Update (JNSU) Vol. 7 No. 1 (2019)
Publisher : Department of Nursing, Faculty of Health Sciencce, Universitas Brawijaya

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Adolescence pregnancy will have physical and psychological effects and include high-risk obstetric clients. Adoloscent with pregnancy has different adaptive abilities, but adolescents with pregnancy are expected to take care as early as possible so that maternal and fetal complications can be prevented, but the reality is that access to health services is often too late. The purpose of this study was to find out the experience of adolescents with pregnancy. The study design was qualitative interpretation phenomonology approach. Indepth interviews using semistructured questions involving six pregnant adolescents. Data were collected and analyzed using thematic analysis with Braun & Clarke approach. The research bring out six sub-themes were, the sense when the first time knowing pregnance, the variation of adaptation process, the sense of deal with childbirth, the support of problem solving, the obstacle of problem solving and the expectation for healthy life. The whole of six sub-theme became 1 theme was, the meaning of unpreparedness. Base on this research the most way that using by 6 participants for getting the meaning of unpreparedness in their pregnancy were hoping family support except become surrender. Kinds of support that expect were instrumental support, emotional and information support during pregnancy, preparation for childbirth, and preparation for become a parents. The result of the overall interview participants showed one of  things that supporting achieve of unpreparedness meaning of adolescent with pregnancy was the absence psycical preparation, mentally, social, economy, and spritual. Commonly, base on this condition the adolescent hopefully great support expecially from their family, so they can deal with pregnancy condition, deal to childbirth up to become a parents after the baby come into the world.
POLICE OFFICER’S EXPECATTIONS AS A FIRST RESPONDER IN ROAD TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS: A QUALITATIVE STUDY Ikhda Ulya; Retty Ratnawati; Kumboyono Kumboyono
Journal of Nursing Science Update (JNSU) Vol. 7 No. 1 (2019)
Publisher : Department of Nursing, Faculty of Health Sciencce, Universitas Brawijaya

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Police officers are first responder with special lay category. Police have an additional duty to provide first aid to victims of accidents because medical personnel are still limited to provide help. Certainly the police have their own experience that needs to be explored to find out what expectations are for their daily activities in helping victims of current traffic accidents. This study used a qualitative design of hermeneutic phenomenology to explore and interpret police officers' expectations as first responder in traffic accident victims. The number of participants as many as 5 people who served at the Post Purwodadi Lands Area Pasuruan Police. Instruments in this study that researchers as a core instrument and other supporting tools that is in the form of a netbook equipped with a camtasia studio voice recorder program, ballpoint pen, and paper for field notes. Data collected through indepth interview processed into tranksrip and then analyzed by using method Dikelmann et al (1989). The results of the research are two cross-sectoral cooperation and the need for an award. The theme of cross-sector cooperation is built on two sub themes, namely cooperation with hospitals and cooperation with the community. The theme of need for an award is built by a sub theme that needs rewards. The conclusion of this research is that police officers have big expectation to the related parties to give the best first aid for the safety of traffic accident victims. Thus, it is hoped that the cooperation will be strengthened to support police officers in helping victims of traffic accidents to reduce the mortality and morbidity of traffic accident victims.
Co-Authors Desi Susilawati Fransiska Imavike Fevriasanty Ikhda Ulya Kumboyono Kumboyono Nanik Kurniawati