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E-Module development for midwifery care of childbirth first stage on partograph documentation system success improvement
Get PDFPurpose: This study aims to determine the effect of the e-module of childbirth on the success of the partograph documentation system of midwifery DIII students using the Magguru application. Methods: This study uses a Quasi Experiment method. The number of samples was 90 people who were taken using total sampling technique. This design observation is carried out twice, namely before the treatment is carried out and according to the treatment. Data analysis used the Wilcoxon test to determine the effect of the e-module childbirth intervention on increasing learning success. Results: Based on the results of the study, the pretest scores were obtained in the demonstration/control group (10%), e-module (23.3%), e-module and demonstration (26.6%), and post-test scores in the demonstration/control group. (10%), e-module (100%), e-module and demonstration (100%). In the demonstration (control) group there was no increase in learning success, while in the e-module group and the e-module group with demonstrations there was an increase in learning success with a P-value of 0,000.Conclusion: Based on the research results, it can be concluded that the e-module (Magguru application) significantly improves the learning success of midwifery DIII students on partograph documentation knowledge
The impact of interoperability on medical record sharing: review
Get PDFBackground: The process of integrating and sharing information across health organizations and system providers is difficult because of the differences in their internal ecosystems and the use of proprietary electronic health record systems. Current studies highlight the advantages of a unified environment for inpatient treatment, with a specific emphasis on enhancing the quality, effectiveness, and long-term viability of healthcare procedures. Aim of Work: This research aims to investigate the benefits of semantic interoperability in electronic health records, enabling the smooth transfer of information across different healthcare entities and sectors within organizations. Methods: Seven databases were searched for papers published between October 2010 and September 2020 as part of an extensive, systematic literature evaluation. The research concentrated on identifying typical situations, methods, and instruments used to tackle interoperability obstacles in healthcare environments. A classification system was presented to describe the discoveries related to semantic interoperability in health records. Results: The research emphasized efficient technologies and methods for attaining semantic interoperability, which allows for the smooth exchange of data and encourages data sharing among healthcare professionals, such as physicians, nurses, labs, and other organizations in the healthcare field. 
Training with cognitive behavioral techniques for the control of precompetitive anxiety
Get PDFVarious research in Sports Psychology has shown that a high level of pre-competitive anxiety negatively influences the performance of athletes. The proposed intervention program, expressing the combined use of Jacobson's Progressive Relaxation and Cognitive Restructuring, is implemented in the male volleyball and school volleyball school teams of the Orestes Acosta Sports Initiation School, in time from February to May 2016, with the participation of the Sports Medicine Center of Santiago de Cuba. Different psychological procedures are used before the development of the program and once it is finished: the Spielberger Anxiety Test, Daily Thought Record, Psychological Inventory of Sports Execution, and Attitude for Competition, Observation and Interview, as well as an evaluation provided by the coaches about the sports performance of the teams. For the statistical processing of the data, the SPSS 12 software package is used. With the execution of this program, it is intended to provide athletes with psychological skills from the behavioral cognitive, which allow them to control the high level of state anxiety against training and skills and in turn optimize your sports performance; It is also considered appropriate to encourage professionals in this area to systematically use Cognitive-Behavioral Techniques
Formulation and physical evaluation sheet mask from red rice (Oryza Nivara) and virgin coconut oil (Cocos Nucifera L)
Get PDFSheet Mask has been widely used by East Asians, sheet masks are generally made of non-woven fabric, paper fibers, bio-cellulose, and so on. Red rice with a slightly purplish red color is very suitable for normal to dry skin. As in the analysis of red rice content, there are protein levels, fat content, water content, vitamin C in brown rice which is very good for moisturizing the facial skin. One of the natural ingredients studied is Virgin Coconut Oil (VCO). In this study, a physical evaluation test was carried out on red rice and VCO samples. The purpose of this research is to find out what formulation produces good physical properties. Red rice was extracted coldly using 96% ethanol solvent and VCO using the fermentation method. The results of the phytochemical test of red rice extract contained flavonoids, saponins, terpenoids, and quinones. Based on research results, brown rice extract and VCO have stronger antioxidant activity compared to VCO
The relationship between knowledge, attitude, and readiness of academic community in Covid-19 spread prevention: Batari Toja Nursing Academy, Watampone
Get PDFThis study aims to determine the relationship between knowledge, attitude, and the readiness of the academic community in the prevention of COVID-19 spread in Batari Toja Nursing Academy, Watampone. The type of study was an analytical survey using a cross-sectional study design. The number of samples in this study was 30 respondents selected using a purposive sampling technique. Furthermore, data were collected using a questionnaire. Data were then processed by utilizing SPSS v.22 with univariate and bivariate analyses and the Chi-square statistical test, then, presented in the form of frequency distribution tables. This study showed that, from the result of the Chi-square test, the relationship between knowledge and readiness was indicated with a p-value of 0.003 < (? = 0.05) while the relationship between attitude and readiness was indicated with a p-value of 0.019 < (? = 0.05) meaning that there is a relationship between knowledge along with attitude and the readiness of the academic community related to prevention of COVID-19 spread in Batari Toja Nursing Academy, Watampone. 
Children's midwifery learning media application about android-based rough motor development in improving midwifery student skills
Get PDFRough motor development is one of the important aspects of early childhood development. But some children have less optimal rough motor development. Therefore, it is necessary to provide stimuli from educators to be able to optimize the development of rough motor in children. The purpose of this study is to find out the improvement of students' skills in detecting early development of rough motor age 6-12 months in AKBID Tahirah Al Baeti Bulukumba Makassar city. This is a quantitative research using pre-experimental methods (one group pretest and posttest design) with purposive sampling (Non-probability Sampling) techniques that determine the criteria of inclusion and exclusion with the number of respondents 31 students level III. Analysis of respondents' skill data used non-parametric statistics with the McNemar formula to test the difference between two paired samples between pretest and posttest scores in the intervention group. The results of the study are 0.00<0.05 then statistically there is a difference in meaningful skills between before and after being given interference for 2 weeks. This research ensured that the learning media of android-based infant midwifery (GoMent) can improve students' skills in the early detection of developmental abnormalities
The effectiveness of prenatal gentle yoga on the recovery of anxiety level and norepinephrine level in pregnant women aged 35 years old
Get PDFThis study aimed to analyze the effectiveness of prenatal gentle yoga on the anxiety problem and the norepinephrine level in pregnant women aged <20 and >35 years old. The applied research design in this study was a true experiment with a posttest-only control design. Samples were selected using a purposive sample technique. Furthermore, the instrument used was the Hamilton Anxiety Rating Scale (HARS) questionnaire. Data were analyzed using the Wilcoxon test to find out the results of the HARS and hypothesis testing. Moreover, data were also analyzed using the Mann-Whitney test to compare the mean values before and after being given treatment. The results of this study indicated that prenatal gentle yoga is effective to be used based on the results of the HARS (Hamilton Anxiety Rating Scale). It was indicated by a significant p-value (0.001 < a 0.05) and the results of the hypothesis test of the p-value (0.000 < a 0.05). This proves that the provision of prenatal gentle yoga classes is effective in reducing the anxiety level and the norepinephrine level in pregnant women aged <20 and >35 years old
Relationship between obesity with risk of obstruction in lateral inguinal hernia
Get PDFObesity is a state of excess weight due to the accumulation of fat in adipose tissue so that it can increase intra-abdominal pressure. Increased intra-abdominal pressure can increase the risk of obstruction in the lateral inguinal hernia. This study aims to determine the relationship between obesity and the risk of obstruction in patients with lateral inguinal hernia. This study uses an analytical research design with a cross-sectional approach by involving 152 respondents with a lateral inguinal hernia at Ari Canti General Hospital January 2018 – August 2019. The technique of this research is a consecutive sampling and data was obtained from the patient’s medical records. The samples then analyzed with Chi-Square and stratification confounding factors with Mantel-Haenzel. From 152 respondents, 71 (46.7%) are obese and 81 (53.3%) are non-obese, 59 (38.8%) are with obstruction, 93 (61.2%) are without obstruction. There are relationship between obesity and the risk of obstruction in lateral inguinal hernia (p = 0.032, OR = 2.058, CI = 1.061-3.993). The analysis of Mantel-Haenzel shows that a history of heavy lifting (p = 0.125) and a history of alcohol (p = 0.077) as confounding. The Breslow-Day homogeneity analysis shows that the history of prostate enlargement (p = 0.003) as a confounding variable. Obesity has a relationship with the risk of obstruction in patients with lateral inguinal hernia, with a confounding variable history of weight lifting, alcohol history, and a history of prostate enlargement
Learning media applications for toddler midwifery care about android-based fine motor development in improving midwifery students skills
Get PDFFine motor development is the development of children's movements that use small muscles or certain limbs that are influenced by the child's opportunity to learn and practice. The purpose of this study is to find out the improvement of students' skills in detecting early fine motor development aged 6-12 months after being given an android-based GoMent application. This study used Pre experimental method (one group pre-test and post-test design) with samples in this study as many as 31 midwifery students using purposive sampling techniques following inclusion and exclusion criteria at the Academy of Midwifery Tahirah Al Baeti Bulukumba. This study used primary data. The statistical test used was Mc Nemer. Based on statistical tests between skills before and after the provision of android-based GoMent learning media increased by 90.32% and found the value of Asymp sign = 0.000 (p<0.05). The use of an android-based GoMent learning media application is effective to improve students' skills in detecting early development of fine motor aged 6-12 months and it is expected that this android-based learning media (GoMent application) can be used and used as an alternative to practicum learning in the laboratory
A serological study to diagnose the causes of recurrent viral and immune miscarriage in aborted women who attend the shatrah general hospital
Get PDFThe current study agreed with the results of the study reached by the study in Tikrit, as well as with what indicated that the highest rate of infection was within the age groups (16-25) and (20-30) respectively, and the results of the current study differed with What the researcher reached in the city of Kirkuk, which showed the highest rate of infection, falls within the age group (30-39). These differences can be related to physiological factors such as hormones and their proportions in women of lower ages compared to the higher age groups and their frequent exposure to pathogens on a continuous basis, and this causes a negative impact on the psychological state of the patient resulting in cases of repeated miscarriage of the cause. The results of the current study differed with the results of the researcher in Iran, where the highest incidence of infection was within the age group 36-45 and agreed with a study in Iraq where the highest incidence of infection was in the age group 21-25, a study in Russia and France showed the proportion of infection 78% and 46.8%, respectively