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Socialization of Education about Early Marriage in Rural Communities
Get PDFThe socialization of education concerning early marriage in rural areas is the subject of this report. In many rural areas, girls are still getting married off at young ages, which has devastating effects on their futures as learners and on their health and safety. Community workshops, peer education programs, parental education, and media campaigns are all included in the report as viable socializing activities to encourage girls to continue their education and postpone marriage. Effective tactics, such as incorporating local leaders, partnering with schools and health centers, employing culturally relevant materials, monitoring and evaluation, are needed to put these efforts into action. To guarantee the success of these endeavors, however, it will be necessary to overcome obstacles including community opposition, scarce resources, and language and cultural divides. In order to enhance results for girls, families, and communities, the report emphasizes the necessity of a long-term commitment to supporting girls' education and delaying marriage
Overview of the Infection Control Prevention Program in the Internal Room of Aloei Saboe Hospital, Gorontalo City
Get PDFInfection Prevention and Control (PPI) is an endeavor to prevent and reduce the incidence of infections among patients, employees, visitors, and members of the community in health care institutions. In order to reduce the occurrence of nosocomial infections, nosocomial infection control involves planning, implementing, monitoring, and encouraging. This study's objective was to characterize infection prevention and control in the interior chamber of Prof. Dr. Aloei Saboe Gorontalo City. This study employed a qualitative descriptive research approach with a random sample of 15 participants. The results indicated that the infection prevention and control program in the internal room had not been fully implemented, as 3 of the 15 participants did not practice proper handwashing (i.e., they did not follow the 6 steps outlined in the standard operating procedure), 1 participant did not use PPE during the procedure, but was able to apply coughing and sneezing etiquette, and 1 participant did not follow safe injection practices. Decontamination of equipment following completion of actions
Self Healing with Positive Activities to Maintain Mental Health during the 3rd Wave Covid-19 Pandemic in Youth in Mts.1 Regency of Gorontalo
Get PDFThis study aims to find out the procedures for handling Covid-19 at MTs. State 1, Gorontalo Regency. Schools are asked to adhere to strict health protocols in an effort to break the chain of COVID-19. The implementation of this Community Service activity will be held on February 23, 2022 WITA. The stages of achieving the target results are described according to the order of implementation methods with some modifications according to field conditions. The results achieved with this activity are 42 students who are willing to take part in Community Service and according to reports on evidence of activities carried out. MTs party. The State 1 of Gorontalo Regency expressed his gratitude. In conclusion, increasing knowledge to students on how to maintain mental health in the covid-19 pandemic by using the self-healing method with positive activities. Increasing students' skills on how to maintain mental health in the era of the COVID-19 pandemic by using the self-healing method with positive activities. The collaboration of Nurses Class XII and lecturer service is an activity that benefits both the community and the campus
Patient Satisfaction After Stella Maris Hospital and Faisal Islamic Hospital Were Installed in Makassar City: An Examination of the Role of Brand Perception, Customer Perceived Value, and Customer Experience
Get PDFPatient satisfaction at inpatient installations at Stella Maris Hospital and Faisal Islam Hospital in Makassar City will be analyzed and compared with respect to brand image, customer perceived value, and customer experience. The research in question is a quantitative cross-sectional study that employs an observational methodology. A total of 190 replies were included in this study, all of which were from patients being treated at either RS Stella Maris or RS Islam Faisal Makassar. Bivariate and multivariate univariate analysis were used to examine the data. Based on the data collected, it was determined that there was a link between patient happiness and brand equity, customer value perception, and customer service quality. Brand image had a significance level of 0.0000.05, and its value was 0.126. Value as seen by customers had a 0.0000.05 significance level, and nilai equaled 0.424. We found a value of B = 0.376 for customer satisfaction at a significance level of 0.0000.05. Management at both RS Stella Maris and RSI Faisal Makassar City would do well to regularly assess the hospitals' brand values, customer perceptions of those values, and the quality of care their patients receive, with suggestions for ways to enhance these metrics including faster service, clearer communication, and more accommodating scheduling
Equity of Carbon Pricing Policies in Mitigating Climate Change: A Comparative Study of Different Policy Designs
Get PDFThe study aims to evaluate the efficiency and fairness of different carbon pricing policy designs in mitigating climate change. A quantitative methodology is used, analyzing data from several countries and regions that have implemented carbon pricing policies like carbon taxes and cap-and-trade systems. The study utilizes regression analyses to assess the relationship between carbon pricing and greenhouse gas emissions, and statistical analysis to evaluate the distributional effects across different income groups and regions. The study finds that carbon pricing policies are effective in reducing greenhouse gas emissions, but their impact on household income distribution varies. Policies that include revenue recycling methods, such as rebates or investments in renewable energy, are more effective in reducing the regressive impacts on low-income households. The research indicates that careful design of carbon pricing policies is essential to ensure both effectiveness in reducing emissions and fairness in economic impact
Exploring the Impact of Digital Technology on Employee Adaptation and Organizational Performance
Get PDFThe present research endeavors to examine the influence of digital technology on the adjustment of employees and the performance of organizations. In contemporary times, the imperative for organizations to maintain competitiveness necessitates digital transformation. Consequently, it is essential to comprehend the impact of digital technology on employees. The research utilizes a mixed-methods methodology to gather and evaluate information from both employees and managers in diverse organizations. The findings suggest that the utilization of digital technology has a noteworthy influence on the productivity, efficiency, and flexibility of employees. Consequently, organizations can reap advantages by adopting digital technology to enhance their overall performance. Notwithstanding, the workforce encounters obstacles in acclimating to novel technologies, thereby requiring efficacious change management tactics such as instruction and assistance. The research emphasizes the significance of proficient communication, cooperation, and a conducive environment in advancing prosperous digital conversion. Furthermore, it underscores the importance of proficient execution and administration of digital technology in order to achieve advantages such as heightened efficiency, productivity, and innovation. The results offer direction for entities undergoing digital metamorphosis, encompassing the significance of allocating resources towards employee education and advancement, fostering a culture that is supportive and collaborative, and proficiently executing and overseeing digital technology. In general, this research adds to the expanding literature on the influence of digital technology on the work environment and underscores the necessity for companies to adjust and develop in order to sustain their competitiveness
Empowering Youth who Care About Democracy: Introducing General Elections to First-Time Voters
Get PDFThe goal of this initiative was to educate first-time voters about the democratic process and give young people a voice in civic life. Workshops were held to teach people how to vote, drives were organized to get people registered to vote, there was a social media campaign, and there was even an attempt to get people out to the polls on election day. The initiative's stated purpose was to help first-time voters become actively engaged in the political process by increasing their turnout at the polls. Participants' increased knowledge and confidence in their abilities to vote in the main election indicates that the program achieved its purpose. Participants gained a grasp of the democratic process, candidates, and problems through the seminars, and all eligible citizens were registered to vote through the voter registration efforts. Election day mobilization provided participants with resources and support to ensure they were able to cast ballots, while the social media campaign helped to engage people and establish a feeling of community. In general, the program achieved its goal of encouraging first-time voters to cast ballots. This program's success exemplifies the power of young people to determine the future of their communities and countries via education and engagement, and it demonstrates the relevance of these factors in building a healthy and vibrant democracy
The Effectiveness of Adaptive Learning Systems in Personalized Education
Get PDFThe purpose of this in depth literature analysis is to investigate the effect that individualized learning has on the academic performance of students. Individualized learning is a strategy to education that places the student at the center of the learning process and attempts to customize instruction to suit the specific requirements, abilities, and interests of each individual student. The review compiles and analyzes the findings of 25 separate studies that were conducted and published between the years of 2010 and 2022. These studies investigate the efficacy of individualized learning in a variety of educational settings, age groups, and subject areas. This analysis sheds light on the prospective advantages of individualized learning, as well as the difficulties and restrictions associated with putting this strategy into practice
Participation of Women Farmers Group Members to Sustainable Food House Area Program (Case Study of Tamalanrea District, Makassar City, South Sulawesi Province)
Get PDFMakassar City has implemented the KRPL (Sustainable Food House Area) Program as a flagship program as an effort to develop and fulfill food needs in Makassar. The Makassar City Government itself has started from 2017 to 2019 by developing in 15 sub-districts in Makassar City. In the Tamalanrea sub-district itself, there are 4 groups of women farmers who are implementing the KRPL program both in the growth and development period. In implementing the program, the community is an important element in which motivation plays an important role for the sustainability of the program. The purpose of this research is to determine the level of participation members women's farmer groups. The data analysis method used is descriptive quantitative, namely the research method used to analyze data in the form of numbers by describing or describing the collected data as they are. To determine the level of participation of members women's farmer group used score analysis and will be classified into categories based on the score interval. The results of this research conclude that the participation rate of members of the Women Farmers Group, Tamalanrea District, Makassar City is in the medium category with an average total score of 40.54 with persentage 67.57
Situation Analysis as a Effort to Accelerate Stunting Reduction in Labuhan Batu Regency in 2022
Get PDFIndonesia has set a target in accordance with the SDGs Program in 2030 in the health sector, namely through efforts to improve nutrition and health quality in combating the prevalence of stunting. The achievement of the SDGs goals must be prepared from now on by coordinating cross-sectoral. Over the last 20 years, the handling of the stunting problem has been very slow, globally, the percentage of children whose growth is stunted has decreased by only 0.6% per year since 1999. It is predicted that if this continues, 15 years later it is estimated that 450 million children will experience growth retardation or stunting. The contributing factor is suspected to be the lack of cross-sectoral roles in preventing stunting, so it is necessary to strengthen the role through convergence action to accelerate stunting reduction. The role of Universities as the Regency/City Assistance Implementation Team through the Stunting Reduction Acceleration Program in 10 loci in Labuhan Batu Regency with a 5-pillar approach, namely; (1) increasing commitment and leadership of the Village/Urban Government; (2) System strengthening and development, data, information, research and innovation; (3) communication of behavior change and community empowerment in terms of nutrition, healthy behavior, mutual cooperation and independence; (4) convergence of specific and sensitive interventions through a family approach caring for stunting; (5) food security at the level Individuals, Families and Communities through optimizing the use of local food ingredients. The factors that encourage the implementation of convergence actions to accelerate stunting reduction are the government's commitment, as well as the involvement of various parties, both from the health and non-health sectors