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Analysis Of Evizia Effectiveness In The Process Of Recording And Processing Doctors' Medical Services Towards The Automation Of The Financial Reporting Process Of Jih Hospital, Yogyakarta
Get PDFThis study aims to analyze the effectiveness of the Evizia Information System in recording and managing doctors' medical services and its impact on the automation of financial reporting processes at JIH Hospital, Yogyakarta. Using a qualitative research method based on the DeLone and McLean Information System Success Model, data were collected through interviews and observation.. The findings reveal that Evizia has improved the efficiency of recording processes and data accuracy, replacing manual methods with digital solutions; however, it still faces issues such as limited automation, unstable internet connectivity, and lack of formal user training. Despite being regularly used and integrated into hospital workflows, user satisfaction remains moderate due to incomplete system functionalities and reliance on IT support. These results suggest that while Evizia contributes positively to transparency and time efficiency, further system development is necessary to enhance decision-making capabilities and fully realize its strategic benefits for hospital financial management. The study implies that investing in infrastructure, training, and feature integration is crucial for optimizing hospital information systems
Analysis of Determinants of Palm Commodity Supply in West Sulawesi
Get PDFThis study aims to analyze trends in palm oil production, analyze factors influencing palm oil supply, and determine the elasticity of palm oil supply in West Sulawesi. The research method used is quantitative descriptive. The study was conducted in West Sulawesi. The data used is time series data from 2004 to 2024, spanning 20 years. Data analysis used includes trend analysis, multiple linear regression analysis, and the supply elasticity formula.The results show an increasing trend in palm oil production from 2004 to 2024, although annual data shows a fluctuation pattern of 0.4198, or 41.98 percent per year, equivalent to 0.028 units of production per year. Factors simultaneously influencing palm oil supply include the previous year's palm oil price, the previous year's urea fertilizer price, the previous year's cocoa price, harvested area, and rainfall. The variable with a partially significant influence is the harvested area. If the area of oil palm harvest increases by 1 percent, the supply of oil palm also increases by 0.276 percent per year. The elasticity value of the area of oil palm harvested commodities in the short term is 3.50 and the long term is 4.38 elastic while rainfall has an elasticity value with a value of 0.39 in the short term and 0.49 in the long term on the supply of oil palm commodities in West Sulawesi
Back To The Future: Is The Travel Buble Issue In Malaysia Will Sustain The Region Tourism Outbreak Of Covid-19?
No full textThe current study aimed to determine the current travel bubble issue on the tourism marketing sustainability in Malaysia during the outbreak of COVID-19. To collect questionnaires, SPSS 28.0 software was used for statistical validation. The results were validated using multivariate analysis after expert opinions were gathered. A total of 206 respondents contributed to the questionnaire survey and data collected were analyzed using Smart-PLS. Based on the key-findings, this study found that people were aware of the virus's occurrence and preventive measures, but they were not afraid of infection. Tourists mostly want to have free time to travel as it can boost their energy, relieve stress from staying at home, and help their emotions. Unfortunately, due to the Pandemic COVID-19, the infection rates and death are high, and also there have been multiple routes of infection and the evolution of new variants recently namely omicron and identifying the symptoms has been difficult. However, people arriving and departing from airports, hotels et cetera, are the tourists who are willing to contribute to the travel bubble policy and travelling during this Pandemic COVID-19. Thus, travel decisions, environmental risk perceptions, physical and mental health and health beliefs were all significantly related to travel intentions, with different issues having various degrees of influence, whereas health beliefs had no effect. Further research is presented in this study
A Design Framework for Mathematics Learning in Junior High School to Improve Students' Mathematical Connection Ability
No full textThis research aims to develop an innovative mathematics learning design for Junior High School students, which explicitly integrates mathematical connection skills. These connections make learning more meaningful and relevant, thus enhancing students' ability to meet the challenges of the 21st century. This design is presented as a solution to the problem of low mathematical connection skills among students and the limitations of teachers in designing effective learning experiences. This design encourages students to actively construct their own understanding of mathematical concepts and their interrelationships. This research produces a comprehensive learning design, encompassing the formulation of measurable learning outcomes, the mapping and organization of coherent learning materials, and the design of learning activities and assessment strategies that align with the goal of developing mathematical connection skills. After undergoing a validation process by two expert reviewers, achieving an average score of 3.40 and categorized as valid, and incorporating minor revisions based on their feedback, this mathematics learning design is deemed ready to be piloted in learning setting. However, the scope of this article is limited to the development and validation stages of the learning design. This research is expected to make a significant contribution to improving the quality of mathematics learning at the Junior High School level, as well as equipping students with the critical thinking, creative, and problem-solving skills essential for their future success. By equipping students with strong mathematical connection skills, they will possess the essential thinking skills for success in the future, both in academic and non-academic fields
The Role of Promotion in Increasing the Competitiveness of Aquaculture Businesses Biofloc Tilapia F16_AQUACULTURE
No full textThis study aims to describe the role of promotion in increasing the competitiveness of biofloc tilapia fish farming business at F16_AQUACULTURE located in Makassar City. The approach used in this study is descriptive qualitative, with data collection methods through in-depth interviews and direct observation of business managers and employees. The results of the study indicate that the strategies implemented so far have focused more on product optimization and pricing, but there has been no planned and systematic promotion implementation. This has limited market reach and the absence of partnerships for large-scale product distribution. In today's digital era, promotion through social media and other digital platforms provides a huge opportunity to reach a wider consumer base. Promotional strategies such as collaboration with influencers, providing seasonal discounts, loyalty programs, and creating attractive promotional content are considered to be able to increase brand awareness and drive sales. Therefore, the implementation of a more adaptive and innovative promotional strategy is needed to strengthen the competitiveness and expand the F16_AQUACULTURE market amidst increasingly fierce competition
The Impact of Transformational Leadership Style And Work-Life Balance on Enhancing Employee Engagement of Generation-Z Employees at PT PNM Mekaar Business Unit Regional Aceh With Social Support as an Intervening Variable
No full textThis study employs a quantitative research approach, which relies on the collection of numerical data derived from measurements. As such, statistical analysis plays a vital role in addressing the research questions. The population in this study comprises all Generation Z employees of PT. PNM Mekaar Business Unit in the Aceh Region, totaling 856 individuals. The sampling technique used is stratified random sampling, where individuals are randomly selected from each stratum to form the sample. The results of this study are as follows: (1) Transformational Leadership Style has a positive effect on Social Support; (2) Work Life Balance has a positive effect on Social Support; (3) Transformational Leadership Style has a positive effect on Employee Engagement; (4) Work Life Balance has a positive effect on Employee Engagement; (5) Social Support has a positive effect on Employee Engagement; (6) Social Support significantly mediates the relationship between Work Life Balance and Employee Engagement; (7) Social Support significantly mediates the relationship between Transformational Leadership Style and Employee Engagement; (8) Transformational Leadership Style and Work Life Balance collectively influence Social Support by 51.1%; and Transformational Leadership Style, Work Life Balance, and Social Support collectively influence Employee Engagement by 86.7%
Implementation Of Learning Program Life Skill at SD Negeri Tonala, Posigadan District, South Bolaang Mongondow Regency
No full textThe purpose of this study to (1) Transformation in learning Life Skill at SD Negeri Tonala, Posigadan District, South Bolaang Mongondow Regency. (2) Implementation of Learning Life Skill at SD Negeri Tonala, Posigadan District, South Bolaang Mongondow Regency. This research was conducted at SD Negeri Tonala, Posigadan District, South Bolaang Mongondow Regency, which has been established since 1979 and is accredited A. This research uses a qualitative descriptive approach with interview, observation, and documentation techniques. Data were collected from the principal, teachers, students, and parents to determine the implementation of life skill learning in schools.The research results show (1) Transformation in learning Life Skill at SD Negeri Tonala, Posigadan District, South Bolaang Mongondow Regency, including through (a) Self-awareness (b) personality formation (c) independence. (2) Implementation of Learning Life Skill at SD Negeri Tonala, Posigadan District, South Bolaang Mongondow Regency, among others, through (a) personal skills (b) social skills (c) intellectual skills. Suggestions are expected to further improve the implementation of learning programs. Life Skill which is accompanied by the principal’s efforts to improve Teacher competency in accordance with the demands of scientific and technological developments. Most importantly, teachers develop new methods and strategies in learnin
Integration of Intrapersonal Intelligence and Reflective Learning to Improve Mathematical Problem-Solving Skills
No full textThe ability to solve mathematical problems is a fundamental competency that reflects students’ higher-order thinking and metacognitive awareness. This study aims to enhance students’ mathematical problem-solving skills through the integration of intrapersonal intelligence and reflective learning. The integration is based on the premise that intrapersonal intelligence—students’ capacity for self-awareness, self-regulation, and reflection plays a crucial role in managing cognitive and emotional processes during problem solving. Reflective learning, in turn, provides structured opportunities for students to analyze their thought processes, evaluate strategies, and construct new understanding from experience. The research employed a quasi-experimental design involving students of mathematics education, with learning interventions that combined reflective journal writing, guided self-assessment, and metacognitive questioning strategies. Data were collected through problem-solving tests, observation sheets, and student reflection logs. The results indicate a significant improvement in students’ ability to identify problems, plan and implement solution strategies, and evaluate outcomes. Students also demonstrated greater self-regulation, confidence, and persistence when dealing with complex mathematical tasks. The findings suggest that integrating intrapersonal intelligence and reflective learning effectively fosters deeper understanding, critical thinking, and self-directed learning, which are essential components in developing mathematical problem-solving competence
Determinants of Fishers’ Welfare: The Role of Livelihood Diversification in Kedonganan Coastal Community
No full textThis study investigates the determinants of fishers’ welfare in the Kedonganan coastal area by examining the role of livelihood diversification alongside key socioeconomic factors. Using a quantitative research design, primary data were collected from active fishers and analyzed through multiple linear regression to assess the influence of livelihood diversification, fishing income, education level, access to productive assets, and household size on welfare outcomes. The results reveal that livelihood diversification, fishing income, education, and access to productive assets significantly and positively affect welfare, while household size exhibits a negative and significant relationship. Livelihood diversification emerges as an important resilience strategy that stabilizes household income and reduces vulnerability to environmental and economic fluctuations, consistent with recent theoretical and empirical contributions in coastal livelihood studies. The strong effect of fishing income underscores the centrality of marine capture activities in sustaining coastal households, while the roles of education and asset ownership highlight the importance of human and physical capital in shaping adaptive capacity. The findings suggest that improving fishers’ welfare requires integrated policy interventions that promote diversified livelihoods, strengthen human capital, enhance access to productive assets, and support institutional mechanisms that foster resilience. This study contributes to the growing literature on small-scale fisheries by providing empirical evidence on the multidimensional drivers of welfare and offering policy insights relevant for coastal community development
Needs Analysis for E-Module Development in the Microteaching Course to Enhance Pedagogical Competence
No full textThis research focused on performing a comprehensive needs analysis to guide the creation of an e-module aimed at bolstering pedagogical skills within the Microteaching course. The study particularly explored the educational hurdles faced by students, their preferred learning materials, and their expectations for digital learning within the Educational Technology program at Universitas Negeri Makassar. Data collection was facilitated through multiple methodologies, including questionnaires, interviews, and observations, involving a cohort of 20 undergraduate students. The questionnaire was meticulously designed with ten key indicators focusing on various aspects such as learning content, accessibility, interactive elements, and visual attractiveness. Findings indicated that a significant majority of students perceived existing instructional materials as inadequate and unengaging, signifying a critical need for improvements. The highest needs were related to the inclusion of clear learning objectives (93%) and offline usability (92%). These findings indicate that an e-module for the Microteaching course is needed to support flexible, independent, and engaging learning. The results of this analysis serve as a foundation for the subsequent development phase using the 4D model to improve the quality of pedagogical learning.