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Aspects of Quality Management of Islamic Education Nahdlatul Wathan West Nusa Tenggara
Get PDFNahdlatul Wathan has contributed greatly to all the people of West Nusa Tenggara. Related to the field of education and its role in helping the government educate the people and nation. Where nowadays, in fact, the needs and aspirations of the community are getting bigger in the field of education, it seems that this is one of the driving forces for Nahdlatul Wathan to try to improve and develop itself in education management. As for its growth and development, it seems that pesantren, madrasas, or schools were established both in the context of upholding the Islamic religion and nationalism. In achieving quality aspects of education, of course, requires careful planning, for example identifying priority programs and goals to be achieved, organizing according to their respective areas of expertise to the maximum, effectively and efficiently. It is also necessary to manage the improvement of educator standards such as conducting supervision in order to produce quality education as well. So that Nahdlatul Wathan has aspects of education management that have Islamic values, practices and culture that can be respected, internalized and practiced in all aspects of education quality management of Nahdlatul Wathan West Nusa Tenggara
The Effectiveness of Social Media Marketing Activities in Building Brand Equity and Patient Trust and its Influence on Visit Intention in Private Hospitals
Get PDFTechnological developments and increasingly fierce competition for private hospitals have forced private hospitals to innovate with each other to promote their services through social media. The research aims to measure how effective the implementation of social media marketing activities is in building brand awareness, brand image, brand equity, and trust from private hospital patients and their influence on visit intention. This study uses quantitative methods, and the data obtained will be processed using CB-SEM with the IBM AMOS application, analyzing 264 questionnaire responses. The study results show that social media marketing activities affect brand awareness, brand image, and trust but do not affect visit intention. Meanwhile, trust and brand equity have a significant impact on visit intentions. However, brand awareness does not affect brand image, yet both significantly impact brand equity. This study shows that collaboration between variables is needed to impact patient visit intentions positively. It is hoped that this research can help the management of private hospitals and other health facilities in forming marketing strategies through social media activities
The Degree of Epistemic Modality in Poe’s the Murders in the Rue Morgue and its Indonesian Translation
Get PDFThe epistemic modality in detective story helps to build the mysterious atmosphere since its linguistic feature deals with the speaker’s assessment toward the assumptive truth. Readers of detective stories can be captivated by the uncertainty and probability that hinder them from uncovering the truth until the stories end. Thus, this research aims to describe the degree or value of epistemic modality in Poe’s The Murders in the Rue Morgue and its Indonesian equivalent. A descriptive translation approach is used, and a comparative analysis is employed in this research toward the source and target texts. The results show that the modal markers of low degree dominate the English original story, and of the high degree are for the Indonesian translation. However, consistency in translating the degree of epistemic modality is shown by the domination of similar value combination: High-High, Median-Median, and Low-Low. Meanwhile, the types of modal markers presenting the degree of epistemic modality are similarly used in both English and Indonesian versions of the story, except for the relational attributive clause. The English epistemic modality mostly happens in form of positive modal auxiliaries (46.8%) and the Indonesian Epistemic markers are dominated by modal adverbs (27.7%)
Simulacra Politics: Digital Advertising for the 2024 Presidential Election on Social Media
Get PDFThe presidential election in Indonesia will be held in 2024, but the excitement of conversations on various social media platforms has been felt at this time. This political party, which is held every 5 years, has attracted a lot of public attention, one of which is through political advertising on social media. Social media is relatively dominant in human use today, and until the way we interact and communicate using social media can understand identity in context is one area that attracts a lot of interest in using it. It is considered like a boon, as a way to connect many people and streamline communication. One of Baudrillard's thoughts is simulation in social media which becomes simulacra in digital advertising. Humans today live in a world full of simulation, almost nothing is real outside of simulation, nothing is genuine and can be imitated. Industrial culture disguises the distance between facts and information, between information and entertainment, between entertainment and political interests. The purpose of this research is to evaluate symbols or signs in political advertisements for the 2024 presidential election on social media. The method will be carried out with netnography through big data analysis by finding simulacra signs in digital advertisements for the 2024 presidential election. The existence of digital advertising in elections offers a great opportunity to increase voter participation and engagement. However, keep in mind that the use of digital advertising also brings challenges and responsibilities that must be handled wisely by all relevant parties
The Effect of Board Gender Diversity on the Company: A Literature Review
Get PDFThis study explores the influence of gender diversity in boards of directors on various aspects of corporate performance. Through the literature review method, this research gathers empirical evidence to assess how gender diversity affects risk-taking, social responsibility, and decision-making processes within the firm. The results show that the presence of women on boards can contribute positively to corporate performance, innovation, investment, and ESG issues, while bringing diverse perspectives, experiences, and expertise that support more effective decision-making and risk management. On the other hand, the study also recognizes that underrepresentation of women may reduce the benefits of gender diversity. Furthermore, the presence of women on boards is associated with reduced agency problems, increased dividend payouts and more responsible tax avoidance practices. However, there are mixed views regarding the impact of gender diversity, emphasizing the importance of considering the firm-specific context in evaluating the impact of gender diversity on firm performance. This study contributes to future research by providing a broader and deeper knowledge base on the topic of gender diversity in the context of business and management
Analysis of Patient Rights Protection through Medical Record Confidentiality and Information Disclosure System in Indonesian Hospitals
Get PDFThis study presents an in-depth analysis of patient rights protection, focusing on medical record confidentiality and the information disclosure system in Indonesian hospitals. The research utilizes a normative juridical approach, employing primary and secondary legal materials and combining statute and conceptual approaches. The analysis highlights gaps in the existing legal and policy frameworks that compromise patient rights, and the challenges healthcare providers face in maintaining medical record confidentiality and disclosure of information. These issues are further illuminated through a review of relevant academic literature, and corroborated by empirical evidence drawn from real-world case studies. Findings reveal a dichotomy between theoretical principles of patient rights and their practical implementation, accentuated by resource limitations, variations in law enforcement, and gaps in understanding among healthcare providers. The study concludes with recommendations for legal and policy reforms that can bridge these gaps, improve patient care, and strengthen trust in Indonesia's healthcare system. These reforms present both challenges and opportunities. While resource constraints and resistance to change may pose difficulties, the potential for improved patient care, enhanced public trust, and socio-economic development makes the pursuit of these reforms a necessary endeavour. This study contributes to a deeper understanding of patient rights protection and sets the stage for ongoing dialogue and action towards healthcare reform in Indonesia
The Relation Between Organizational Culture and Strategy in Hospitals: Mini-Review
Get PDFRegardless of how people define culture, most experts believe that having a strong culture is beneficial to any organization. Hospital X devised and executed a new organizational strategy in order to become prospective. During this procedure, hospitals’ management paid less attention to organizational culture, leading to the assumption that hospital’s culture is incompatible with the strategy. However, in order to make a successful transformation and implement a strategy, a suitable culture must be established. Based on a comparison of the strategic enablers with the cultural dimensions, it appears that the six cultural dimensions proposed by Cameron and Quinn should contain the necessary cultural circumstances. In order for the intended hospital’s strategy to be more successful and efficient, it must be implemented in accordance with the intended organizational culture. To assess the impact of culture on hospital’s strategy, it must concentrate on strategic enablers. It is predicted that focusing on strategic enablers will suffice in identifying a comprehensive strategy concept. The cultural circumstances of the factors that drive each strategic enabler possibly will be added to each strategic dimension. In order to attain the strategic enabler, these conditions must be met. As a result, a more culturally aware hospital’s strategy will emerge
Performance of Village Officials in Government Administration in Huristak District, Padang Lawas Regency: Viewed from an Islamic Perspective
Get PDFThis study seeks to analyze the performance of village officials in governance from an Islamic perspective. This study aims to analyze the performance of village officials in governance in Huristak District, Padang Lawas Regency, focusing on Islamic perspectives. The research method used is a qualitative approach using in-depth interviews, observation, and documentation. The study respondents involved village officials, community leaders, traditional leaders and local religious leaders. The collected data is analyzed through a contextual approach and reviewed from an Islamic point of view. The results of this study show that the performance of village officials in the context of governance has achieved maximum results. This assessment is based on the understanding and implementation of Islamic principles in village governance. In various limitations, village officials have succeeded in establishing strong community participation mechanisms in decision making, creating fair public services, and ensuring accountability and transparency in every policy taken. The involvement of religious leaders in the decision-making process is also a determining factor in achieving maximum results. The initiative helps to effectively integrate Islamic values in all aspects of village governance. In addition, close collaboration between village officials, community leaders, and clerics has contributed positively to sustainable development and community welfare. The implications of the results of this study can be used as a reference for local governments, village officials, and other stakeholders to strengthen and maintain the success that has been achieved in presenting governance in accordance with Islamic values in Huristak District and its surroundings
Social Media Communication Strategy of Al-Izzah Campus Da'wah Institute UIN North Sumatra in Optimizing the Spread of Islamic Values on Social Media
Get PDFThis research aims to investigate how the communication strategy of the Al-Izzah UIN North Sumatra Campus Da'wah Institute (LDK) maximises the dissemination of Islamic ideals on social media. The research employed a descriptive qualitative research method. Qualitative research methods employ scientific techniques to elucidate a phenomenon by comprehensively summarising data and facts using language, with respect to the subject of study. The data collecting methods employed were interviews and observations of dakwah content on the LDK Al-Izzah UINSU Instagram social media account. The research incorporates the theories of New media proposed by Pierre Levy, the impact of dakwah on social media, and communication methods utilising SWOT analysis. The primary findings of this study reveal the effectiveness of utilising distinctive and innovative dakwah content, such as humorous videos, to captivate and engage the audience in the dakwah message. Furthermore, the deficiency in disseminating dakwah content on social media stems from a scarcity of manpower and the utilisation of rudimentary instruments for making dakwah content, hence leading to subpar outcomes in the created dakwah video content. Furthermore, there are potential to disseminate Islamic ideals on social media platforms, particularly through the emerging trend of providing innovative and contemporary preaching content. Furthermore, the Al-Izzah Campus Da'wah Institute faces a hindrance in disseminating Islamic ideals on social media due to the removal of parts of their dakwah content on LDK Al-Izzah's social media platforms
Analysis of HIV/AIDS Mitigation Strategies through the Penta Helix Model in Surabaya
Get PDFHIV/AIDS is a highly dangerous disease, thus posing a serious concern for the Surabaya city government, especially considering Surabaya has the highest cases in East Java. It is imperative for the Surabaya city government to address this health issue with special attention to prevent further spread. This research aims to analyze Prevention Transmission Strategies through the Penta Helix Model in Surabaya. The research methodology employed is qualitative descriptive. The study was conducted at the Surabaya City Health Office, Orbit Surabaya Foundation, Radio Republik Indonesia Surabaya, Academia, and Private sectors. The findings indicate that (1) Prevention strategies conducted by the Surabaya City Health Office in preventing the transmission of HIV/AIDS cases in Surabaya need improvement, particularly due to the increased number of HIV cases compared to the previous year. (2) Prevention of HIV/AIDS transmission in Surabaya through the Penta Helix Model concept has not been effectively implemented. (3) Prevention of HIV/AIDS transmission in Surabaya lacks collaboration with media, private sectors, and academia