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ANALIZA FUNKCJONOWANIA GOSPODARSTW EKOLOGICZNYCH W POLSCE W LATACH 2005–2020

The objective of the present work is to evaluate the performance of organic farms, their production potential, the size of crop and livestock production and the opportunities for their development in Poland in the years 2005–2020. The work draws on statistical data published by the Agricultural and Food Quality Inspection (IJHARS) from the years 2005–2021. The data was characterised by calculating the dynamics index. Moreover, 18 organic farms located in the Mazowieckie Voivodship were surveyed. The primary data was collected using the direct interview method at the end of 2020. The results were used to calculate the number and percentage of organic farms. In the studied period, that is in the years 2005–2020, a variety of changes took place in organic farming in Poland. Until 2013, there occurred a steady increase in the number and area of organic farms. From 2014 to 2020, the number dropped by 30% whereas the organically farmed area decreased by 24%. What is more, a decline in the number of medium-sized farms (5–20 ha) was accompanied by a rise in the number of larger farms (whose area exceeded 20 ha). There were also noticeable changes in the structure of land use, organic production being abandoned in grasslands (meadows and pastures) in favour of cereals and other crops, orchards, berries and field vegetables. In the years 2005–2020, there was a positive trend of growing numbers of livestock, that is dairy cows, sheep, goats, it being particularly high for young beef cattle and laying hens. By contrast, a decline was observed in the number of fattening swine. The causes of the declining numbers of organic farms and organically managed area are economic in character and include scattered production, difficulties with selling organic products, strong reliance of organic production, animal production in particular, on public support, high costs and low profitability of this type of agricultural activity and low incomes earned by organic farms. The future performance of organic holdings and the development of this type of agriculture will be conditioned by both economic and organisational factors, as well as sufficient support of organic production, integration and cooperation among entities operating in this sector, well organised market as well as availability and promotion of organic products, which will hopefully increase demand on and marketisation of this production. It is important that organic farms should rely on balance between crop and livestock production so as to expand mixed production, which, in turn, will let them gain competitive advantage and become part of the concept of sustainable development.

Analisis efektifitas pada integrasi NIK menjadi NPWP terhadap tingkat kepatuhan pajak dalam konteks akuntansi perpajakan (studi kasus KPP Pratama Jember)

In realizing the increase in taxes, many obstacles are faced so that the level of tax compliance is still minimal, which results in taxpayers trying to pay less tax than they should. There are still many taxpayers who do not report and pay taxes. This has caused the government to establish regulations on the integration of Population Identification Numbers (NIK) into Taxpayer Identification Numbers (NPWP) with the Single Identity Number (SIN) system in increasing mandatory compliance, which has been regulated in Minister of Finance Regulation Number 112/PMK.03/2022 concerning Numbers. Tax Principals for individual taxpayers, corporate taxpayers and government agency taxpayers. This research uses qualitative methods derived from literature studies, in addition to using primary data, namely data taken by conducting direct interviews with Jember Pratama Tax Service Office (KPP) employees regarding tax revenues from January to August from 2022 to 2023 In the policy of integrating the Population Identification Number (NIK) into a Taxpayer Identification Number (NPWP) or what is called the Single Identity Number (SIN) system. This policy has a positive impact so that there is no need to have a lot of identification for various purposes, so that taxpayers find it easy to do this and increase taxpayer compliance. Furthermore, the Jember Pratama Tax Services Office (KPP) implemented strategies as an effort to increase taxpayer compliance, including education and outreach, improving services, use of technology, law enforcement, and collaboration with related parties.

Asuhan Kebidanan Komplementer Penanganan Nyeri Pinggang Pada Ibu Hamil Trimester III

Pain is a very common problem in pregnancy, especially in the third trimester of pregnancy. The phenomenon of back pain during pregnancy is one of the most frequently reported complaints among pregnant women, varying from 50% to 70%, based on previous studies in various countries. This study aimed to treat low back pain in the third trimester, in pregnant women, by complementary midwifery care standards. The method used is descriptive, namely describing or describing complementary midwifery care for pregnant women with low back pain problems, with a case study approach. The process of collecting data using direct interviews with patients and families, home visits, performing physical examinations, observing, and making discussions using related journals or books. The results after 3 visits of complementary midwifery care in patients with low back pain (waist) in third-trimester pregnant women resolved the problem and the intervention was stopped. Problems that occur in patients can be resolved and the intervention is stopped.

Embedded assessment throughout the problem-based learning – a path to authentic learning experiences

This article examines the benefits and challenges associated with Problem-Based Learning (PBL) as a teaching and assessment tool, a constructivist approach that promotes a more pragmatic and student-centered mode of assessment. A tangible illustration of the proposed assessment tool is presented. The study aims to analyze different aspects of mathematical competence in line with the European Commission Framework for Lifelong Learning, such as critical thinking, practical application in authentic problems, and more effective knowledge acquisition. Data were collected through direct classroom observations, open-ended questionnaires, surveys, and personal interviews. The methodology was applied to a sample of 60 students from American College of Sofia (ACS) who participated in project work instead of conventional testing. The results of the study revealed that assessing students’ progress through problem-based tasks not only enhances the development of students’ mathematical competencies compared to traditional methods, but also fosters lifelong learning skills.However, this approach requires a more significant time commitment compared to tra- ditional testing.

Upaya Kontribusi melalui Keterlibatan Pengabdian Mahasiswa dalam Proses Konstruksi Pondasi Bored Piled Jembatan Timbang

This activity is a community service carried out by UMKT Civil Engineering students who are integrated with UMKT Civil Engineering Lecturers for two months. The collaboration carried out by students with industry partners in the weighing-bridge construction project showed an essential contribution to the integration of actual and theory. The focus of this community service activity is the implementation of work methods on bored pile foundation work. Student activities include direct observation, interviews, and comparative theory analysis with field practice. The activity results focus on Standard Penetration Test (SPT) soil testing data, determining weighing-bridge bored pile points, and implementation methods. Through this activity, students and lecturers play an active role in providing accurate contributions to industrial partners in ensuring the efficiency and quality of the implementation of bored pile foundations. Thus, this activity not only provides solutions to problems faced by industrial partners but also serves as a direct learning medium for students. This emphasizes the importance of an interdisciplinary approach that combines science, technology, practical expertise, and academic theory in planning bored pile foundations for weighbridges.

Socio-Ecological Effect of Transition Landscape Dynamics from Agroforests to Monoculture Plantation in Upper Citarum Watershed

Agroforests in many tropical countries have long been acknowledged as substantially necessary to contribute to biodiversity conservation and community livelihood. The importance of agroforest biodiversification is now overlooked and replaced by a simplified structure due to the impact of agricultural commercialization. Land use changes have occurred in the Upper Citarum Watershed over time, converting traditional agroforests into monoculture plantations at the expense of their socio-ecological function. This paper aimed to analyze land use change dynamics and the effect of biodiversity loss on the socio-economy aspect of the rural agricultural landscape in the Upper Citarum Watershed. We conducted a survey of 95 respondents of community farmers in the agricultural landscape in Sukapura and Resmi Tingal Village using questionnaire guidelines and direct interviews to gather information. There was a significant decrease in plant diversity in some plot agroforests, which, in the previous study, was dominant to be reduced even to local extinctions. The results also show that the farmer poverty index according to BPS criteria is 12.63% of respondents who are below the poverty line. Our results imply that preserving mixed-garden (talun) patches in a landscape dominated by cash-crop gardens is one of the strategies that could conserve landscape biodiversity and increasingly a sustainable livelihood. Keywords: agriculture commercialization, agroforestry, land use change, poverty index, rural development

Investment decisions for Indonesian workers: case study of migrant workers in Joho Village, Tulungagung Regency

This research aims to determine the factors that influence investment decisions for foreign workers in Joho Village, Kalidawir District, Tulungagung Regency. The population is 200 people, and the sample taken in this research was 30 by direct interview. This research uses a quantitative approach with an associative research type and a sampling method using simple random sampling or random sampling. The data management tool used in this research is the SPSS 20 application with binary logistic regression analysis. The variables used in this research consist of seven variables, namely gender, age, education, number of dependents, destination country, length of work, and income. The research results show that gender does not influence investment decisions for foreign workers in Joho Village. Age does not influence investment decisions for foreign workers in Joho Village. Education does not influence investment decisions for foreign workers in Joho Village. The number of dependents does not influence investment decisions for foreign workers in Joho Village. The destination country does not influence TKI's investment decisions in Joho Village and income does not influence TKI's investment decisions in Joho Village.

THE IMPACT OF DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION ON EMPLOYEE ATTENDANCE MANAGEMENT IN UNIVERSITY

This research aims to comprehend how technological changes and the role of transformational leadership affect employee discipline and operational efficiency in the context of university. The research methodology employs a qualitative approach with a focus on field research and case studies in several units within universities. Data were collected through direct observations and interviews with professors, administrative staff, and other employees involved in digital transformation. The findings indicate that the implementation of GPS-based digital solutions significantly impacts employee attendance management, enhances operational efficiency, and raises ethical challenges related to privacy. Transformational leadership proves to be a key factor in creating an environment that supports discipline and innovation. The conclusions drawn from this study provide a holistic overview of how digital transformation and transformational leadership can synergistically shape a new paradigm in employee attendance management in higher education.

The Influence Of Family Economic Conditions on The Learning Achievement Of Campus II Students Of Andalas University

Education is something that is very important for humans so that one day they can face obstacles and challenges. The success of a person in carrying out education is influenced by himself because of his interests, and can also be influenced by external factors such as the environment and family conditions. The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of family economic factors on student achievement at Campus II Andalas University. The type of research used is qualitative using secondary data, analyzing scientific article literature and primary data by conducting direct interviews with students of Campus II Andalas University. The results showed that the economic conditions of the family did not have a major effect on student achievement at Campus II Unand. From these results it is hoped that it will be useful for internal parties such as BEM and other organizations to assist students in dealing with problems in education.
 Keywords: Economics, Learning Achievement, Family

Analisis Break Even Point (BEP) Pada UMKM Javadwipa_Roastery Dan Kedai Kopi Di Masa Pendemi

The coffee business, especially during the pandemic, faces challenges in maintaining operations and ensuring profitability. This study focuses on Javadwipa_roastery & Coffee Shop, exploring its Break Even Point (BEP) to assess financial sustainability. Through direct observation and interviews, data on fixed and variable costs were collected. Findings revealed monthly fixed costs of Rp. 1,000,000, and variable costs including raw materials, equipment, labor, and transportation, totaling Rp. 7,223,500. The BEP analysis for Cappuccino and Matcha Latte showed unit BEP at 468.33 and 200.71 respectively, with corresponding Rp. BEP at Rp. 3,275,058.28 and Rp. 3,008,565.31. Understanding BEP aids in strategic planning and decision-making, crucial for achieving optimal profitability in the coffee business.

Harmonizing Local Wisdom with Islamic Values

The globalization wave has caused Indonesians to gradually lose and forget the values of local wisdom as the nation's assets and charm. The global community recognizes Indonesia as a society characterized by positive traits such as friendliness, courtesy, industriousness, altruism, openness, courage, and others. Initial observations at the State Islamic Institute of Palopo indicate that lecturers perceive that most students have lost the original character of the Indonesian nation. Implementing character education aligned with local wisdom values can address this issue. The research employed in this study is developmental research with the four D (4 D) model. Data collection techniques used include direct observation, interviews, and questionnaires. We can overcome negative student character issues using local wisdom and religious values. Every higher education institution requires character education guidelines that lecturers can use as a reference to cultivate positive student character. Higher education institutions can conduct character education through lectures, academic guidance, and real-life community service activities.

Evaluation of Medication Planning with ABC-VEN Analysis at Indriati Solo Baru Hospital

Background: Implementation of ABC-VEN drug planning evaluation can improve the efficiency of drug stockpiles, reduce the risk of vacuum, and ensure optimal drug availability for patient care.Objectives: In this study, an evaluation of the 2021 drug plan was carried out at Indriati Solo Baru Hospital using ABC-VEN combination analysis to know the percentage proportions of each group as well as the characteristics of the drug.Methods: The type of research is descriptive analysis using quantitative data performed retrospectively. Primary data was used from direct interviews with the head of the pharmacy and logistics unit, as well as secondary information in terms of drug planning activities. Samples are data on drug planning, acquisition, and use in 2021. The data are then analyzed using the ABC-VEN method.Results: The results of the study show the percentage of drug items in groups A, B, and C at 13.28%, 20.68%, and 66.04%, with investment values of 69.99%, 19.99%, and 10.02%. Whereas in groups V, E, and N, there are 18.55%, 71.18%, and 10.28% with an investment value of 23.92%, 65.51%, and 10.57%. The evaluation results using the combination method ABC-VEN obtained drugs from the categories Priority (P), Main (M), and Supplementary (S), which are 148 items, 568 items, and 82 items.Conclusion: The use of ABC-VEN methods in drug stock evaluation is essential to accurately identify PMS medicines so that drug supply planning and management are more efficient and effective, as well as ensuring the availability of medicines that are optimally tailored to patient needs.

REVIEW OF COMPLETENESS OF DEATH CERTIFICATE FILLING AT BANTEN

Background: Filling in the Death Certificate at RSU Banten is the part that gets attention in this study. The Death Certificate form was found to be incomplete in patient identification, completeness of important reports, author authentication and good records. The Medical Certificate of Cause of Death (SMPK) is the main source of mortality data. Death information is usually obtained from health practitioners or in cases of death due to accidents, violence and other diseases. Based on a preliminary study in March 2020 at Banten General Hospital, it was found that out of 20 death certificate forms there were 10 incomplete death certificate forms, including the incomplete identification component of 7.75 (39%) such as in the death serial number section, the main number population and population number. 9 (45%) important report components were incomplete, such as the type of examination, ICD code, method and location of burial. The incomplete authentication component of 10 (50%) is as in the reporting signature and reporting name. An incomplete record component of 6.6 (35%) is like a lot of blanks. The purpose of the study was to find out the Completeness of Filling in Death Certificates at RSU Banten and the results of this study were expected to be useful for hospitals as input and consideration in addressing the issue of completeness of medical certificates causing death. and the approach used in this research is to use a comparative approach, namely through a checklist and interviews at RSU Banten. The research method used is quantitative research. The population in January- February 2020 was 233 death certificate forms at RSU Banten, while the subject population was 12 officers who were responsible for completing death certificates. The sample object taken for this research is a Death Certificate form as many as 77 samples. While the sample of subjects in this study were 2 officers who filled out death certificates. Sampling Technique Subjects in this study used non-random (non-probability sampling) with purposive sampling. The results showed that the SOP (Standard Operating Procedure) already exists and is complete which regulates the Filling of Death Certificates at RSU Banten in the installation section of the funeral procession (IPJ), but it is still not fully implemented because there are still many incomplete forms, from the 5 SOP items it is known that those who are complete with SOP guidelines are (100%) while those that are incomplete with SOP guidelines are (0%). The results of completeness in patient identification with a complete percentage are found in the sub-components of medical record numbers and names, which are 77 (100%), while the incomplete percentages are found in the sub-components of death serial number, population identification number and population identification number, which is 77 (100% , Important reports on death certificates that are filled out completely are found in the time of death sub-component, which is 77 (100%), while the completeness of filling out important reports that are incomplete on the death serial number is 77 (100%).Authentication Author on death certificates which is filled in completely is contained in the sub-components of the doctor's TTD sign and the doctor's name, which is 77 (100%), while the incomplete completeness of author authentication on the reporting blood pressure, the name of the reporter, the identity card number of the reporting person, the address of the reporter is 77 (100%). Both the death certificate that is filled in completely, there are sub-components, there are no scribbles and there is no type - ex, which is 77 (100%). while the completeness of incomplete filling on a good record is found in the sub-components, there are no empty parts, namely 77 (100%). Data collection was carried out by survey, namely the researcher conducted direct interviews with respondents using a questionnaire. The research results obtained the following data; There were97 toddlers who had pneumonia or 26.5%, almost all of them 94.5% of mothers had good knowledge about pneumonia, 46.7% of mothers had sufficient behavior and 49.5% of mothers had sufficient attitudes and more than half of them 70.2% of mothers had not been exposed to information about pneumonia. The Bivariate results found that attitude and information exposure had a significant relationship with the incidence of pneumonia, while behavior and knowledge had no significant relationship with the incidence of pneumonia among toddlers in the city of Cilegon. From the results of this study, it is hoped that the Cilegon City Health Office can increase socialization and counseling about pneumonia through cooperation with related agencies so that it can improve the degree of public health.

Communication Patterns between Generations via Family WhatsApp Groups (Case Study: Amarta Family)

This research is inspired by the rapid development of the digital era which has shifted the place of communication from the real world to social media platforms, in this case the WhatsApp application, so that it has different patterns in each generation. Therefore, in analyzing the generations of WhatsApp group members, researchers tried to divide and classify family members into generation Y and generation Z according to their birth line. The aim of this research is to determine family communication patterns for each generation on the WhatsApp application. This research uses a descriptive qualitative approach. The subjects of this research are members of the Amarta family who are members of the family WhatsApp group. The sampling technique was purposive sampling and direct interviews. The research results show that there is a unique communication pattern in the WhatsApp Family group, each generation has the same communication pattern, namely the star pattern where each generation communicates, and each group member is free to talk and provide feedback. without any restrictions. or persuasive actions from generation Y and generation Z.

Peritoneal dialysis vs. hemodialysis among patients with end-stage renal disease in Iran: which is more cost-effective?

BackgroundThere is little economic evidence on different modalities among patients with end-stage renal disease (ESRD) in Iran. This study aimed to assess the cost-utility of peritoneal dialysis (PD) and hemodialysis (HD) among ESRD patients in Iran.MethodsFrom the health system perspective and with a 10-year time horizon, we conducted a cost-utility analysis based on a Markov model to compare three strategies of PD and HD [the second scenario (30% PD, 70% HD), the third scenario (50% PD, 50% HD) and the fourth scenario (70% PD, 30% HD)] among ESRD patients with the current situation (PD, 3% vs. HD, 97%) as the basic scenario (the first scenario) in Iran. Cost data for PD, HD and kidney transplantation were extracted from the medical records of 720 patients in the Health Insurance Organization (HIO) database. The Iranian version of the EQ-5D-5 L questionnaire was filled out through direct interview with 518 patients with ESRD to obtain health utility values. Other variables such as transition probabilities and survival rates were extracted from the literature. To examine the uncertainty in all variables included in the study, a probabilistic sensitivity analysis (PSA) was performed. TreeAge Pro 2020 software was used for data analysis.Findings: Our analysis indicated that the average 10-year costs associated with the first scenario (S1), the second scenario (S2), the third scenario (S3) and the fourth scenario (S4) were 4750.5, 4846.8, 4918.2, and 4989.6 million Iranian Rial (IRR), respectively. The corresponding average quality-adjusted life years (QALYs) per patient were 2.68, 2.72, 2.75 and 2.78, respectively. The ICER for S2, S3 and S4 scenarios was estimated at 2268.2, 2266.7 and 2266.7 per a QALY gained, respectively. The analysis showed that at a willingness-to-pay (WTP) threshold of 3,000,000,000 IRR (2.5 times the GDP per capita), the fourth scenario had a 63% probability of being cost-effective compared to the other scenarios.ConclusionOur study demonstrated that the fourth scenario (70% PD vs. 30% HD) compared to the current situation (3% PD vs. 97% HD) among patients with ESKD is cost-effective at a threshold of 2.5 times the GDP per capita (US$4100 in 2022). Despite the high cost of PD, due to its greater effectiveness, it is recommended that policymakers pursue a strategy to increase the use of PD among ESRD patients.

The Role of Uig Linkages in Improving Competitive Advantage: A Case of the Clothing, Textiles, Leather, and Footwear Industry of South Africa

The South African clothing, textiles, leather, and footwear (CTLF) sector has been under competitive attack, mainly from Asian countries. The many studies undertaken so far have not focused on the role of research and development linkages among university, industry, and government (UIG), and hence, this study was undertaken. This study uses mixed methods, interviews of managers and directors from UIG actors, and a survey of CTLF firms to understand the role of UIG linkages in improving competitive advantage. The data was thematically and descriptively analysed. The findings highlight that most CTLF firms were not involved in UIG research and development linkages. As a result, CTLF firms have not utilised researchers available in the universities nor research-related industry and government funding that supports innovation and technological improvements. For the CTLF to improve its competitive advantage, its development strategies must include being engaged in UIG research and development linkages. 
 
 Received: 28 September 2023 / Accepted: 3 February 2024 / Published: 5 March 2024

Implementation of Marketing Techniques on Social Media to Increase Sales Via Repeat Orders

In the era of rapidly developing digital marketing, it is important for companies to understand and apply effective marketing techniques to increase sales in a sustainable manner. This research highlights the main focus on digital marketing, social media copywriting, marketing strategy planning, and collaboration with the marketing team as an effort to strengthen marketing activities. By emphasizing planning and implementing digital marketing strategies, as well as developing relevant content, this research explores the effectiveness of implementing marketing techniques on social media in increasing sales through repeat orders. Using qualitative methods, this research explores insights from primary data through direct observation and interviews with digital marketing experts. The aim of this research is to understand how marketing techniques on social media can influence customers' repurchase decisions. The research results highlight the importance of planning appropriate marketing strategies and creating engaging content in achieving repeat sales goals. This research also emphasizes the importance of collaboration between marketing teams to formulate and implement effective strategies. Thus, this research not only provides insight into best practices in digital marketing, but also provides valuable insights for companies in optimizing their marketing efforts to increase sales sustainably.

Case Study of Embroidery Craft Application in Barung-Barung Balantai, Koto XI Tarusan Subdistrict, South Pesisir Regency, West Sumatra: Gus Fitri's Embroidery House

This study aims to describe the motifs and techniques of embroidery application at Gus Fitri's Embroidery House, Barung-Barung Balantai, Koto XI Tarusan Subdistrict. The research method used is descriptive qualitative, with primary data obtained through direct interviews with the owner and workers at Gus Fitri's Embroidery House. Data collection was conducted through interviews, observations, and documentation, with data validity verified through triangulation and member checks. Data analysis was carried out through data reduction, data presentation, data verification, and conclusion drawing. The results show that the embroidery application motifs at Gus Fitri's Embroidery House are generally plant motifs, such as jasmine flowers, orchids, bamboo, sunflowers, and lotuses. The embroidery application technique includes the design of the motif, the determination of the motif placement, the transfer of the motif onto the fabric, the attachment of the motif to the material, the basting stitch, and the backstitch. This study provides insight into the uniqueness and diversity of embroidery application motifs in Indonesia, especially in West Sumatra, and highlights the importance of preserving and developing traditional crafts as part of cultural heritage.

Pengaruh Luas Lahan, Benih, Tenaga Kerja, Herbisida, dan Pengalaman Berusahatani terhadap Produksi Kacang Tanah di Desa Lindo Kecamatan Wadaga Kabupaten Muna Barat

This study aims to determine peanut production in Lindo Village, Wadaga District, West Muna Regency, and determine the effect of land area, seeds, labor, herbicides, and farming experience on peanut production in Lindo Village, Wadaga District, Muna Regency. West. This research was conducted in Lindo Village, Wadaga District, West Muna Regency, from December to February 2022. This research used the census method on a population of all peanut farmers in Lindo Village, totaling 53 families, all of whom were respondents in this study. The data used in this study is quantitative data obtained from two sources: primary data from direct interviews with respondents and secondary data from the Central Bureau of Statistics of West Muna Regency. The dependent variable in this research is peanut production, and the independent variables are land area, seeds, labor, herbicides, and farming experience. Data analysis used descriptive qualitative analysis and Cobb-Douglas function regression analysis. The results showed that (1) peanut production in Lindo Village, Wadaga District, Muna Barat Regency was 39,816 kg/ha with an average of 751.25 kg/ha, and (2) Simultaneously (together) the independent variables, which included area land (X1), seeds (X2), labor (X3), pesticides (X4), and farming experience (X5) have a real influence on peanut production. Partially, land area (X1) and seeds (X2) have a positive and significant influence on peanut farming production, while labor (X3), pesticides (X4), and farming experience (X5) do not affect peanut farming production. Based on the research results, several suggestions can be submitted, namely, farmers to increase farmer production in peanut farming by expanding land, increasing the use of seeds, adjusting the use of herbicides and labor, and increasing the use of inputs to maximize production. The government can provide counseling and guidance, more intensive technical assistance to increase peanut production, and facilities or infrastructure assistance in peanut farming.

Evaluation of the Practices of Anesthesiologists in the city of Kinshasa on the Management of Post-Operative Pain

Introduction: The management of Postoperative Pain represents a public health problem. Throughout the world, this subject is the subject of numerous studies which emphasize the need to treat pain and evaluate practices. However, despite the progress made in the understanding of pain mechanisms, analgesic techniques, and the multiple recommendations made by learned societies in many countries, Post-Operative Pain is insufficiently addressed. The objective of our work was to evaluate the practices of anesthesiologists in the field of postoperative pain management in two health institutions in the city province of Kinshasa which are the Saint Joseph Hospital of Limeté and the Ngaliema Clinic. Method: The population of our study consisted of 23 anesthesiologists, 14 of whom were the subject of our occasional sample. To collect the data, we used the survey method supported by the techniques of direct observation, interviews and documentary analysis. At the end of our survey, the data was processed using descriptive analysis by calculating percentages and the average. Results: Regarding socio-demographic characteristics, the majority of subjects surveyed were male at level A1 (graduate, equivalent of bacc+3) and with professional experience of 10 years or more. Concerning the management of Post-Operative Pain, 48.5% provided the actual management of Post-Operative Pain; 17.1% provided pre-anesthetic information. Overall, the management of postoperative pain was achieved at 32.8%. Conclusion: Referring to our acceptability threshold set at 80%, we can affirm that the management of Postoperative Pain is not provided satisfactorily by the anesthesiologists of the two hospital institutions selected for the study.