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Journal : Jurnal Kesehatan Prima

IMPROVING STUDENTS 'CAPABILITIES TO MAXIMIZE, NEGOTIATING AND REALIZING NURSING PRACTICES NEONATUS BASED ON BIMA CULTURE THROUGH THE APPLICATION OF SUNRISE MODEL IN PKM ASAKOTA BIMA CITY: ACTION RESEARCH Ade Wulandari; Ati Sulianty
Jurnal Kesehatan Prima Vol 10, No 1 (2016): Jurnal Kesehatan Prima
Publisher : poltekkes kemenkes mataram

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | Full PDF (0.272 KB) | DOI: 10.32807/jkp.v10i1.36

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Abstract : Health nursing practice is a form of service to increase the degree of public health. By following the standards of nursing practice, a practitioner of nursing provides nursing care for clients as a whole in the aspect of biopsikososiokultural. A preliminary study undertaken through interviews with students of level III status of Bhima's DIII of nursing has been implementing the practice of Clinic Nursing Child II note that many found beliefs and practices of neonatal health care by the community based on tradition. Against the beliefs and practices of health care a newborn based on tradition, there are a few that can harm health and according to the beliefs of students in ways that do not comply with the concept of nursing that they get through coursework. This research is qualitative research using the method of the approach action researh. With menerapakan the Sunrise model through action research expected to identified problems faced by students in performing cross cultural nursing and care between the researcher and participants can together determine the method of solving the problem. The data in this study were obtained through interviews, observation and discussion in the Conference between the researcher and participants of the mini and more data analysis is intended to diagnose the problem and formulate a method of solving them follow the action research cycle. Research is conducted within one semester i.e. the semester even-numbered school year 2014/2015, which is the month of may until June 2015. Participants in this research is a student semester IV in Nursing Clinical Practice courses Children.
STIGMA PETUGAS KESEHATAN TERHADAP PASIEN HIV/AIDS DAN PROBLEM SOLVING Martiningsih Martiningsih; Abdul Haris; Ade Wulandari
Jurnal Kesehatan Prima Vol 9, No 2 (2015): Jurnal Kesehatan Prima
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Abstract: HIV/AIDS is a disease which attacks the immune system and becomes pandemic in the entire region of Indonesia. The disease, in the last few years, shows the worrying increase of incidence number.The reported cumulative number of HIV by December 2013 is 127.416, while AIDS is 52.348 cases and the number of deaths caused by HIV/AIDS is 9.585 cases (Kemenkes RI, 2013). According to the cause of world population death in 2030, generally, the death caused by infectious disease decrease, while the death caused by HIV/IDS is continuous to increase. AIDS is still a scary thing to many people. In addition to medical reason, there are also many stigma attached to AIDS patients. Stigma towards AIDS patients also occurs in health service because the officer is afraid of getting infected by HIV when he/ she is treating the patients and it becomes an obstacle to the patients in getting the critical treatment and service treatment. The aim of this writing is to observe several references about the factors that influence the stigma towards HIV/AIDS patients.Some of the factors are being underestimated and getting bad judgment, the patient are not given the guarantees to obtain another facility, labeling to the patients, the excessive use of personal protective equipment to the patients, the incomplete HIV test, the inadequate pre and post counseling, there is no confidentiality guarantee of the test results to the family and medical staff who do not treat the patients, and the rejection of treatment.The efforts that can be done to decrease the stigma are assessing and increasing the knowledge and attitude towards HIV to the whole medical professionals, creating a secure working environment for medical staffs, using the participation and partnership approach, and conducting researches.