4 research outputs found
Kualitas Pelayanan Keperawatan Terhadap Kepuasan Pasien Peserta Badan Penyelenggara Jaminan Sosial (BPJS) Di Rumah Sakit : Literature Review
No full textLatar Belakang: Kualitas layanan keperawatan di rumah sakit dapat menurun sebagai konsekuensi dari variasi tingkat kepuasan pasien dari peserta jaminan sosial, terutama di industri perawatan kesehatan saat menerima layanan perawatan. Oleh karena itu, menggunakan lima karakteristik kualitas layanan keandalan, responsif, jaminan, empati, dan bukti langsungevaluasi atau penilaian kualitas layanan perawatan pada kepuasan pasien diperlukan. Metode: Literature Review menggunakan strategi pencarian untuk artikel penelitian dengan menggunakan database elektronik seperti Pubmed, Neliti, dan Science Direct, selain mesin pencari seperti Google Scholar, untuk tahun 2014-2021. Hasil: Tujuh publikasi yang memenuhi persyaratan diidentifikasi berdasarkan temuan dari review literatur. Menurut penelitian, pasien senang dengan kualitas perawatan perawatan. Namun, beberapa pasien masih tidak puas dengan perawatan yang mereka dapatkan. Contohnya adalah perawat yang menangani keluhan pasien dengan kurang keterampilan dan responsif, menunjukkan sedikit kepedulian terhadap pasien yang mereka jaga, dan tidak mampu memberikan pasien perasaan keamanan dan kenyamanan. Kesimpulan: Meskipun kualitas perawatan keperawatan yang diberikan oleh perawat kepada pasien yang berpartisipasi dalam BPJS adalah baik dalam hal keandalan, keyakinan, empati, dan bukti nyata, masih ada daerah di mana itu kekurangan, meninggalkan pasien merasa tidak puas dengan perawatan yang mereka terima. Akibatnya, lebih banyak penilaian diperlukan agar perawat dapat meningkatkan standar perawatan keperawatan.Kata Kunci: BPJS kesehatan, kepuasan pasien, kualitas pelayanan, pelayanan keperawata
A Critical and Progressive Review on Maternal and Child Health Policies in India
No full textBackground: Mothers' survival and well-being are crucial for addressing major economic, societal, and child development issues. They are also significant in and of themselves. The current mother and child health situation in India is a complex topic with both hurdles and improvement. The Government of India has the foresight to reduce maternal mortality with the help of different programmes and healthcare facilities being introduced and cautiously implemented.
Objective: The author summarised the literature on maternal and child health programmes, investing in their impact, especially the programmes initiated through national health missions and analysed the programmes.
Result: This paper discussed the programmes and their current scenario with their benefits and problems. Some programmes are near to achieving their objectives such as Jannani Suraksha Yojana (JSY), and Janani Shishu Suraksha Karyakaram (JSSK) but not at their full potential there is still some laguna in these programmes. In this direction reviewed research papers highlighted the problems in the implementation and utilisation of the programmes and suggested further steps that should be taken to fully utilise these programmes and improve maternal and child health.
Conclusion: Maternal deaths can be reduced if proper healthcare treatments are used to prevent or break the chains of problems. Although India outperformed the global average in terms of maternal mortality reduction between 1990 and 2016, we still have a long way to go to catch up with large economies such as Brazil (44), China (27) and Japan (5)
Arsenic exposure in Indo Gangetic plains of Bihar causing increased cancer risk
No full textReportedly, 300 million people worldwide are affected by the consumption of arsenic contaminated groundwater. India prominently figures amongst them and the state of Bihar has shown an upsurge in cases affected by arsenic poisoning. Escalated arsenic content in blood, leaves 1 in every 100 human being highly vulnerable to being affected by the disease. Uncontrolled intake may lead to skin, kidney, liver, bladder, or lung related cancer but even indirect forms of cancer are showing up on a regular basis with abnormal arsenic levels as the probable cause. But despite the apparent relation, the etiology has not been understood clearly. Blood samples of 2000 confirmed cancer patients were collected from pathology department of our institute. For cross-sectional design, 200 blood samples of subjects free from cancer from arsenic free pockets of Patna urban agglomeration, were collected. Blood arsenic levels in carcinoma patients as compared to sarcomas, lymphomas and leukemia were found to be higher. The geospatial map correlates the blood arsenic with cancer types and the demographic area of Gangetic plains. Most of the cancer patients with high blood arsenic concentration were from the districts near the river Ganges. The raised blood arsenic concentration in the 2000 cancer patients strongly correlates the relationship of arsenic with cancer especially the carcinoma type which is more vulnerable. The average arsenic concentration in blood of the cancer patients in the Gangetic plains denotes the significant role of arsenic which is present in endemic proportions. Thus, the study significantly correlates and advocates a strong relation of the deleterious element with the disease. It also underlines the need to address the problem by deciphering the root cause of the elevated cancer incidences in the Gangetic basin of Bihar and its association with arsenic poisoning.Applied Geolog
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No full textThis study analyses the non-normative feminism performed by the characters in a play entitled No Exit by Jean Paul Sartre. The concept of feminism is linked to the liberation of women from the control and dominance of men. On the other hand, non-stereotypical principles are the development of individuals. In this non-normative discussion, the author relates it to the realm of feminism and lesbianism which is part of radical feminist theory. The objective of the study is to identify the tendency of non-normative of the characters named Inès, and Estelle in the play. This study is a literary criticism using qualitative descriptive method. The results of the study showed that the two main female characters show non-normative feminism attitudes, including having a sexual orientation that slightly deviate from French society at that time, not wanting to be in a relationship with men, and also not wanting to give birth and become a mother. As the title No Exit reminds us, Inès and Estelle exhibit their true identities only in a world closed to the rest of society; even in this space they are always reprimanded. Thus, Sartre criticizes the lack of options for non-stereotypical women in French society, as well as the tendency to view these women as inherently ‘immoral’
