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The Nursing Students Skill about Basic Life Support Systematic Review
Get PDFIntroduction: Emergency condition need help very quickly. BLS (Basic Life Support) to be one of skill that must be mastered by studentss. The aim of this study was to determine the knowledge, awareness, and skill related to BLS in nursing student. Methods: We performed a search of articles in SCOPUS, MEDLINE, and CINAHL databases which was published between January 2011 and December 2017. Result: Most of the articles that have been reviewed demonstrate effectiveness BLS Training in improving the
ability of students about emergency response. The value of the post test tends to be higher than the value of
the pre-wedding test. Conclussion: Practice Basic Life Support (BLS) is indispensable to increase the knowledge and ability of the students. Therefore, it is expected that the health education agencies conduct routine Basic Life Support (BLS) Training
THE MIX ORALIT-HONEY AND ACUTE GASTROENTERITIS IN JEMBER Preparation of Camera-Ready Contributions to SCITEPRESS Proceedings
Get PDFIntroduction: Acute gastroenteritis is the most common disease occurring in children under the age of five,
which is defined as a sudden increase in frequency and changes in the consistency of the feces. Gastroenteritis is the leading cause of infant and under-five mortality in Indonesia. Methods: This study using pre experiment with randomized control group pretest-post-test. The sample used 16 respondents according to the inclusion criteria. The variables studied were giving mixing oralit and honey in children with acute gastroenteritis. Data were collected and analyzed by paired t-test and independent t-test. Result And Analysis: The results of this study proved that giving oralit mix therapy with honey gives a significant effect on the indicator of diarrhea frequency so condition from children is getting better. Discussion And Conclusion: The addition of honey in an oral re-hydration solution may reduce and improve the recovery of
the defecate frequency of acute gastroenteritis. Provision of honey as an anti-bacterial and prebiotic to children with gastroenteritis
The Mook-Up Metode for Disaster Education on the of People Improvement and Attitude in Landslide Preparedness
Get PDFIndonesia is one of countries with the biggest risk of natural disasters in the world. One of most common
disasters was landslides. In November 2003, there was a landslide happened in Bahorok River, North Sumatra which made victims as lot as 151 people death and 100 people missed. The purpose of this research was explain efficacy the mook-up metode for disaster on the people’s improvement and attitude in landslide preparadnes. The design used in this study was Quasy Experimental with pre-post test design. The samples were 150 respondents, consisting of 75 respondents on the treatment group and another 75 on the control group. The sampling used cluster sampling. The independent variable is disaster education with mock-ups method, while the dependent variable is the level of knowledge and attitudes of citizens in the preparedness of facing landslides. The technique for data analysis was using Wilcoxon Signed Rank Test and The Mann
Whitney Test. Analysis result with the Wilcoxon test obtained p=0.000 in the treatment group, and p=1.000
in the control group. Analysis result with Mann Whitney test obtained the value of p=0.111 in pre-test, and
p=0.000 in post-test (p<0.05). This result indicates that disaster education with mock-up method have the
influences to improve knowledge and attitude in the preparedness of facing landslides. Further research
needs to conduct the disaster education with another method which more attractive and focused on disasterprone
areas
Nursing qualification and workforce for the Association of Southeast Asian Nations Economic Community
Get PDFInternational nurse migration among Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) countries
has the potential to increase the effectiveness of health services and access for the ASEAN
Economic Community. Providing equivalent nursing qualifications and licensure standards and
increasing the availability of the nursing workforce has become a challenge for ASEAN members.
The purpose of this study is: 1) to comparatively analyze information on nursing licensing examinations
(NLE) across ASEAN countries; and 2) to present information on the human resources
required for a successful nursing workforce. This study reviews all documents published on the
subject within the ASEAN Economic Community. NLE systems exist in all ASEAN Member States
(AMSs)s except Brunei, Vietnam, and Lao PDR. Nursing education systems also vary acrossASEAN
countries. Language as a means of general communication and nursing examinations also differs.
The availability of a qualified health workforce at the regional level is above the threshold in some areas. However, at the national level, Indonesia, Myanmar, Cambodia, and Lao PDR fall below the threshold. Professional licensure requirements differ among ASEAN nurses as a part of the process to become a qualified nurse in host and source countries. Mutual Recognition Agreements on
nursing services should address the differences in NLE requirements as well as the availability of nurses
Mothers’ Behaviour Regarding School-Aged Children’s Nutrition: in Indonesia
Get PDFMalnutrition in school-aged children in the coastal area of Indonesia, increased every year. This can becaused by improper nutrition intake. Such as in Bulak Banteng Village, East Java, presumably, it was mothers’ behaviour in providing children’s nutritional needs that caused the malnutrition. This research aimed to evaluate factors which influenced mothers’ behaviour in the coastal area of Indonesia in the fulfilment of school-aged children’s nutrition based on health promotion model. Methods: This was an observational analysis study with a cross-sectional approach. Samples were 100 mothers of school-age children who lived at Bulak Banteng Village, East Java, Indonesia. Samples were taken by using a stratified random sampling
technique. Independent variables were mother’s prior related behaviour, self-motivation, perceived benefits,
perceived barriers, perceived self-efficacy, activity-related affect, and commitment in fulfilling nutrition.
The dependent variable was the mother’s behaviour in fulfilling nutrition. The data were collected by using
questionnaire, then analysed by using linear regression. Result and Analysis: Linear regression analysis
indicated that motivation (p=0.020), perceived barriers (p=0.000), self-efficacy (p=0.003), and activityrelated
affect (p=0.000) were influenced mother’s behaviour in fulfilling school-aged children nutrition by p<0.05. Discussion: Mother’s motivation, self-efficacy, and activity-related affect have a role in mother’s behaviour in fulfilling school-aged children nutrition. Nurses should create health promotion which can increase mother’s motivation, efficacy, and affect in fulfilling school-aged children nutrition
An Overview of Loneliness, Anxiety and Depression Level of Elderly Suspected Relocation Stress Syndrome
Get PDFBackground : The changing of old residence to new residence would cause relocation stress syndrome. A manifestation of relocation stress syndrome that occurs in the elderly was characterized by anxiety, fear, insecurity, depression, and loneliness. Background of this study was conducted at UPTD Griya Werdha. Griya Werdha Surabaya was based on a preliminary study which involved 12 interviewees of elderly at UPTD Griya Werdha Surabaya. There were 10 elderly showed symptoms that lead to loneliness, anxiety and depression. They seemed often to aloof, sad, not excited, and woke up at night. Methods :This research used descriptive method by taking Purposive Sampling technique that based on inclusion criteria so that got the sample of 58 respondents and data retrieval done by interview. Results: The results were obtained from 58 respondents based on loneliness in medium category (94.8%) and weight category (5.2%). Anxiety level in medium category (62.1%) and weight category (37,9%). Levels of depression in the suspect category (94.8%) and depression (5.2%).Conclusions: Based on the results of these studies, it was expected that the orphanage in providing care not only focus on physical care but also psychic treatment by using therapeutic communication
CERVICAL CANCER SCREENING BARRIERS AMONG WOMEN IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW
Get PDFBackground: Cervical cancer is one of the most serious problem in woman’s life. Estimated that more than
one million women worldwide have cervical cancer. In developing countries 12 percent of all cancer cases is
cervical cancer. Screening is the most proven method to prevent cervical cancer. The aim of this review was
to determine the barriers that prevent women from undergoing cervical cancer screening in developing
countries. Method: We searched the two major databases, PubMed and ProQuest. This review included for
papers published in English up to 2013 until 2018, with keywords: "barrier", and "cervical screening", or
“Pap smear“, or ”cervical control“, combined with (ie. AND) ”developing country”. Results: from 851
studies, finally 16 included for review. Seven from sixteen studies are cross sectional, seven qualitative
study, one descriptive study and one is integrative review. Conclusion: There are some barriers that prevent
women's participation cervical cancer screening, such as personality, religious culture, and health facility.
Most studies found that the barrier that prevents women from cervical cancer screening are personal factors
such as fear, anxiety, embarrassment, shame
The Effect of Resistance Exercise on Blood Glucose and HbA1C of Patient with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus: Systematic Review
Get PDFIncreasing the number of DM patients becoming one of the global health threats (Perkeni, 2015) and 70% DM cases are mostly in developing countries including Indonesia (Tot et al., 2016 in Tristiana et al, 2016). The American Diabetes Association (ADA) and the Indonesian Endocrinology Society (PERKENI) recommend resistance exercise to improve blood glucose for patients with type 2 diabetes.Analyze the effect of resistance exercise on blood glucose and HbA1C in patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus.We identified articles through databse searching: Sage, Proquest, Science Direct, Springerlink, and EbscoHost, published between (2008-2018).Seven articles were analyzed and selected from 65 journal articles found for this systematic review. The studied evaluated that the resistance exercise intervention are recommended for patient with type 2 diabetes mellitus
EFFECT OF DIAPHRAGM BREATHING EXERCISE AND ELECTRIC FAN TO DYSPNEA, AND PULMONARY FUNCTION IN CLIENTS COPD; A Systematic Review
Get PDFIntroduction: Dyspnea and decrease of lung function in COPD are a major problem. These things need intervention that aims to relieve these problems. This systematic review has the purpose to know some interventions included diaphragm breathing exercise and electric fan to improve of dyspnea and pulmonary
function. Methodology: Information related to this research was found on some journal databases such as MEDLINE, PubMed, Ebsco, CINAHL, Elsevier, Science Direct, which is a respiratory journals and a collection of abstract research that was identified from 2010 until 2017. Results: diaphragm breathing exercise and electric fan was an effective therapy against a decrease in dyspnea and improvement of lung function. Conclusion: diaphragm breathing exercise and electric fan that in which will be applied in daily life activities of patients of COPD to resolve dyspnea and lung function
Effectiveness of Therapeutic Non-operative Management of Wound Healing in Diabetic Foot Ulcer: A Systematic Review
Get PDFBackground: Therapeutic non-operative management is an important part in healing the wounds of diabetic foot ulcer but the most effective methode among this remain questionable. This study aims to identify effective intervention to treat diabetic foot ulcer with therapeutic non-operative management by systematic review and followed the PRISMA statetment guidelines. Methods: Scopus, PubMed, and Science Direct
database from 2012 – 2018 were search for the relevant keyword. All included studies were access base on (1) random controled trial, (2) case-control studies and (3) cohort studies. Results: 19 out of 1651 papers were including. Two articles suggest that advanced biologic therapy, the bioengineered living cellular construct (BLCC) of human fibroblast-derived dermal subtitution (HFDS) and advanced skin substitution using grafix have a significant. Five articles reported electrophysical therapy has significant. Two articles reported
hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) had a significant and one article reported no effect. Five articles state that
the NPWT has a significant influence on wound healing. Three studies reported that TCC resulted in a statistically significant to be an effective treatment of diabetic foot ulcers. Conclusions: NPWT should as promising therapeutic non-operative management in treating diabetic foot ulcer. Additional further randomized control trial design study needed to strengthen the finding