Gathering Activities Research Articles

Tata Kelola Madrasah Dalam Meningkatkan Mutu Kerja Guru Di Massa Pandemi Covid 19 Pada Madrasah Aliyah Swasta Al Fuad

This study describes madrasa governance in improving the quality of teacher work during the COVID-19 pandemic at Al Fuad private madrasah Al Fuad. The purpose of this research is to educate readers and madrasa teachers so that they always improve the quality of teacher work during the COVID-19 outbreak. This type of research is a qualitative research that seeks to explain social phenomena that are developing in the present mass. The data collection technique he did was observation and unstructured interviews and then the data was analyzed objectively and then described scientifically by following the procedures for writing scientific papers, from the results of this study it was found that: First, the madrasa leadership determined the teacher's attendance schedule as much as 50% every day and limiting working time in madrasas according to the instructions from the Covid 19 task force and then adjusting the subject matter according to the curriculum set by the government. Second, madrasa leaders conduct training for teachers in making lesson plans and learning models by utilizing social media technology. Third, madrasa leaders supervise teachers in the form of monitoring online learning processes and student assessment lists according to student competencies, Fourth, not conducting gathering activities in the madrasa environment so as not to become a cluster of Covid 19 transmission. Fifth, madrasa leaders evaluate the work of teachers every month by implementing strict health protocols.

Using a Sociotechnical Model to Understand Challenges with Sepsis Recognition among Critically Ill Infants

Abstract Objective The aim of the study is to apply a sociotechnical model to the requirements phase of implementing a machine learning algorithm-based system to support sepsis recognition in the neonatal intensive care unit. Methods We incorporated components from the sociotechnical model, Safety in Engineering for Patient Safety 2.0, in three requirements phase activities: (1) semi-structured interviews, (2) user profiles, and (3) system use cases. Results Thirty-one neonatal intensive care unit clinicians participated in semi-structured interviews (11 nurses, 10 front line ordering clinician, five fellows, and five attending physician). Interview transcripts were coded and then compiled into themes deductively based on components from the sociotechnical model (persons, environment, organization, tasks, tools and technology, collaboration, and outcomes). The interview analysis was used to create four user profiles defining responsibilities in sepsis recognition, team collaboration, and attributes relevant to sepsis recognition. Two user profiles (nurse, front line ordering clinician) included variants based on experience relevant to sepsis recognition. The interview analysis was used to develop three system use cases representing clinical sepsis scenarios. Each use case defines the precondition, actors, and high-level sequence of actions, and includes variants based on sociotechnical works system factors that can complicate sepsis recognition. The interview analysis, user profiles, and use cases serve as the foundation for supporting sociotechnical design to all subsequent human-centered design methods including subject recruitment, formative design, summative user testing, and simulation testing. Conclusion Integration of the sociotechnical model-guided requirements gathering activities, analysis, and deliverables by framing a range of sociotechnical components and the interconnectedness of these components in the broader work system. Applying the sociotechnical model resulted in discovering work system, process, and outcome requirements that would otherwise be difficult to capture, or missed entirely, using traditional requirements gathering methods or approaches to clinical decision support design.

Stres kerja dan produktivitas kerja: peran kepuasan kerja sebagai variabel intervening

The purpose of the study was to determine the effect of job stress on job satisfaction, the effect of job stress on work productivity, and to examine the role of job satisfaction as a mediating influence of work stress on productivity. Using primary data collected by questionnaire. The research population of employees of the production division of PT. Sejahtera Utama Bersama Jombang as many as 86 employees and all of them were taken as research samples. Data analysis for hypothesis testing in this study used path analysis (Path Analysis). The results showed that there was an effect of job stress on job satisfaction, there was an effect of job stress on employee work productivity. Job satisfaction does not mediate the effect of job stress on employee work productivity. The impact of work stress will be greater on the decline in work productivity than on job satisfaction. Companies are advised to provide activities that can reduce employee work stress such as family gathering activities, out bonds and so on.

Shifting Trend on Management Event during the Pandemic

The shift in trends in organizing MICE events which are conventionally known as mass gathering activities and as a result of the pandemic there have been changes. This already happened in all countries in the world which then responded with various policies to maintain business sustainability despite being pessimistic. Stakeholders are hesitant in changing the paradigm of MICE activities from conventional models to virtual or hybrid models. This doubt is caused by the advantages and disadvantages of each type of event which will most likely reduce business profits. A simple literature review known as feature selection is used to find answers to this problem. Based on the analysis it was found that event activities are now popular in virtual and hybrid ways. Both virtual and hybrid events have changed the conventional perspective of understanding events. Although the implementation is simpler, the two events have a smaller economic impact compared to regular events that were popular in the pre-pandemic era. This paper also tries to find case studies in several countries that have successfully organized MICE events during the pandemic. In the end, a new taxonomy of event management emerged, namely original (regular) events, virtual events, and hybrid events. This change in the landscape of organizing MICE events will be an important consideration for MICE business people who may experience stagnation in recent times due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Multicultural and Religious Values in Senior High School (SMAN 1) Tegaldlimo Banyuwangi

All school residents apply multicultural education values in schools to create a sense of tolerance and respect for students' culture, religion, ethnicity, and economy. It would be nice if the values of multicultural education could be applied through religious culture in schools so that we can know the habituations made by all school residents at senior high school (SMAN 1) Tegaldlimo Banyuwangi. This research uses descriptive qualitative research type of field research. The results of this study are: 1) Building the mutual trust of students through religious culture, namely through a culture of habituation to learning in the classroom and direct learning in schools. 2) Maintain a mutual understanding of students through religious cultures, such as charitable activities that can foster an attitude of cooperation and mutual understanding because they want to help their friends in distress. 3) Upholding the attitude of mutual respect for students through gathering activities at the homes of friends or teachers carrying out holidays and the culture of implementing Sapa, Salim, Salam, Senyum, Sopan (5S) to uphold the attitude of cooperation between students at this State Senior High School.

The association between lifestyle and COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy in China: A large-scale cross-sectional survey

ObjectiveTo assess the association between lifestyle and COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy among Chinese adults and provide recommendations for increasing vaccination rates. MethodsFrom August 6, 2021 to August 9, 2021, we recruited 29,925 participants from 31 Chinese provinces via an online questionnaire. We designed a question to assess COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy and used 16 items to assess lifestyle by calculating lifestyle scores. Odds ratios (OR) with 95 % confidence intervals (CI) were used to estimate the association by using binary logistic regression models. ResultsThe overall prevalence of COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy was 8.40 % (95 % CI: 8.09–8.72), and the median lifestyle score was 65.00 (interquartile range: 59.00–71.00). After adjusting for potential confounders, the COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy rate decreased significantly with an increase in lifestyle score (P for Trend <0.001). Low COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy rate was associated with lifestyle factors including adequate sleep, never smoking, intermittent drinking, good relationships, working and studying, using hand sanitizer, wearing masks, less gathering activities, and keeping social distance (P < 0.05). ConclusionOur findings indicate that high lifestyle score is associated with low vaccine hesitancy rate among Chinese. The government should view the smokers (or the drinkers) as the key to further boosting the vaccination rate. In addition, the publicity and education about wearing masks and keeping social distance should be prioritized.

The Dimensions of the Structure of MSM with HIV toward the Prevention of HIV and AIDS Transmission: A Qualitative Study

Men who have sex with men (MSM) are the most vulnerable key population in the transmission of HIV AIDS. They have closed behavior that makes it difficult for health programs to reach. This study explores the structural dimensions of MSM with HIV in preventing HIV AIDS transmission from the perspective of social networks and associations among MSM with HIV. This qualitative study with a grounded theory approach was conducted in Jember. Data were collected by using in-depth interviews with 12 HIV-positive MSM. Data were analyzed with the stages of codes, categorizing, and basic social-psychological processes. The triangulation is used to obtain the validity of the information. Being an MSM group for a long time, related to social networks and associations. The social network perspective is built through gathering activities with fellow MSM communities, gathering in cafes, boarding houses, own homes, rented houses, town square, and night entertainment places. Providing health information, safe sex, asking for HIV tests, and monitoring ARV is more manageable through the same HIV-positive MSM. The involvement of HIV-positive MSM in social activities or other environments can reduce the stigma and discrimination. From the association's perspective, to facilitate the socialization of HIV AIDS prevention are carried out through social activities. A few HIV-positive MSM use herbal medicine and do not believe in ARV. Regular peer group support activities can provide a correct understanding of the importance of ARV to minimize the risk of loss to follow-up. Elements of social networks and associations through peer group supports involved in social activities can facilitate communication, information, and education; also, controlling sexual behavior prevents HIV AIDS transmission. The policymakers need to strengthen community-based associations.&#x0D;

The Effect of Investment Risk, Macroeconomics on Stock Prices in IPO Companies during the Covid-19 Pandemic

Rapid technological advances and the wide dissemination of information, have provided great advantages and disadvantages for various aspects. Economic growth, the Covid-19 phenomenon, and investment risks, especially in Indonesia, are factors that are affected by technological advances. Indonesia's economic growth in the second quarter of 2021 experienced a 5.8% higher increase compared to the previous year which was only 5.7%. The growth and development of the capital market in Indonesia is one of the indicators of increasing economic growth. The growth and development of the capital market determines the progress of a country's economy (Muklis, 2016). Since the announcement of the first case of Corona patients in Indonesia on March 2, 2020 which began to spread, the Indonesian government has taken steps to urge the public to stay at home, isolate themselves and reduce gathering activities or maintain distance. With this appeal, several companies, both small and large companies, were forced to temporarily close their businesses, places of worship closed and schools closed. This precaution has slowed the Indonesian economy and the world economy. This happened because the people's purchasing power weakened, resulting in a decrease in company income and fluctuating investor interest, so the company reduced the number of workers to balance declining activities and the causes of investment risk. So this study tries to answer the following research questions (1) Does investment risk affect stock prices? (2) Does macroeconomics affect stock prices? (3) How do stock prices affect the relationship between investment risk and macroeconomics? In this study, a sample of 74 companies had IPOs during the Covid-19 pandemic. The least squares technique (PLS) was used. From these findings, the use of leverage indicators in investment risk has a significant effect on stock prices. The results also show that leverage and exchange rates have a mediating relationship between investment risk and macroeconomics. Keywords: Investment risk, Macroeconomics, Stock prices, Covid-19

Creating a Learning Health System for Improving Diagnostic Safety: Pragmatic Insights from US Health Care Organizations.

To identify challenges and pragmatic strategies for improving diagnostic safety at an organizational level using concepts from learning health systems METHODS: We interviewed 32 safety leaders across the USA on how their organizations approach diagnostic safety. Participants were recruited through email and represented geographically diverse academic and non-academic settings. The interview included questions on culture of reporting and learning from diagnostic errors; data gathering and analysis activities; diagnostic training and educational activities; and engagement of clinical leadership, staff, patients, and families in diagnostic safety activities. We conducted an inductive content analysis of interview transcripts and two reviewers coded all data. Of 32 participants, 12 reported having a specific program to address diagnostic errors. Multiple barriers to implement diagnostic safety activities emerged: serious concerns about psychological safety associated with diagnostic error; lack of infrastructure for measurement, monitoring, and improvement activities related to diagnosis; lack of leadership investment, which was often diverted to competing priorities related to publicly reported measures or other incentives; and lack of dedicated teams to work on diagnostic safety. Participants provided several strategies to overcome barriers including adapting trigger tools to identify safety events, engaging patients in diagnostic safety, and appointing dedicated diagnostic safety champions. Several foundational building blocks related to learning health systems could inform organizational efforts to reduce diagnostic error. Promoting an organizational culture specific to diagnostic safety, using science and informatics to improve measurement and analysis, leadership incentives to build institutional capacity to address diagnostic errors, and patient engagement in diagnostic safety activities can enable progress.

Preface

International Conference on Future Environment and Energy is an annual event. This annual event has been conducted since 2011. ICFEE2022 was planned to be held in Tokyo, Japan. However, the COVID-19 caused travel restrictions as well as gathering activities for offline, the conference was held online during January 20-22, 2022. The local organizer location was in 1-1 Yamadaoka, Suita, Osaka 565-0871, Japan. We hope that the epidemic will be ended soon and we can have face-to-face communication.During the conference, the conference model was divided into six parts: online Opening Ceremony, Plenary Speeches, Keynote Speeches, Invited Speeches, Oral Presentations and online Q&A discussion. The whole event was conducted through zoom meeting application. Many researchers, engineers, academicians as well as industrial professionals from all over the world have presented their research results and development activities. One keynote speaker was allocated 40 minutes to deliver the speech and 5 minutes for discussion and in the oral sessions, each invited speaker had 20 minutes of presentation and 5 minutes of question and answer and each author had 12 minutes for presentation and 3 minutes for questions and answers.The proceedings are a compilation of the accepted papers and represent an interesting outcome of the conference. Topics include but are not limited to the following areas: Global environmental change and ecosystems management Integrated ecosystems management, Environmental restoration and ecological engineering, Health and the Environment, Environmental regulation and monitoring, etc….List of Committees are available in this pdf.

FORMS AND FUNCTIONS OF THE DYSPHEMISM USED BY THE STUDENTS OF SUPM LADONG, GREAT ACEH DISTRICT

The purpose of the study is to describe (1) the forms of dysphemism in Ladong SUPM Students, Aceh Besar District, and (2) the function of dysphemism in Ladong SUPM Students, Aceh Besar District. Dysphemism is an expression that usually has a negative connotation, spoken as a form of expression of the psychological state that a person feels. This research was conducted by using qualitative approach. The data of this research were conversations that occur among SUPM Ladong Students, Aceh Besar District. Data processing was carried out in several stages, namely describing the form of the data, and the function of dysphemism used by the students of SUPM Ladong, Aceh Besar District when gathering and doing activities, then the data was transcribed and analysed. Data analysis was carried out in several stages - the interpretation of the forms of dysphemism and the interpretation of the function of the use of dysphemism. The results of the study revealed dysphemism language as follows: (1) the forms of dysphemism language in Ladong SUPM Students, Aceh Besar Regency consisted of monomorphemic, polymorphemic, phrases and sentences, and (2) the function of dysphemism language in Ladong SUPM Students, Aceh Besar District is to insult, express resentment, disclose threats, jokes, and damage or disturb.

Analisis Desain Aplikasi Mobile dalam Membantu Aktivitas Olahraga Berkelompok

During the COVID-19 pandemic, it is quite difficult to carry out activities outside the home such as studying, working, worshiping, and even sports are recommended at home so that there are no gathering activities and direct contact with other people, but people are starting to realize the importance of health so that sports trends have formed since the beginning of the pandemic, and continues to this day, such as cycling, futsal, and badminton. Sports venue rental applications can make it easier for people who want to exercise without having to bother coming to the rental place. The user interface is a liaison for interaction between users and the system, therefore an attractive user interface must be communicative and easily understood by users in order to provide a good experience for users. Visual design that is easy to understand is very important in designing the user interface of the application, because users get convenience and comfort when interacting with the application and the design can help to meet user needs

THE MODERN MARKET CENTER AT PASAR MINGGU JAKARTA AS AN ART SPACE USING TOD SUPPORT

Purpose: The purpose of this research is to design a public facility which was originally a traditional market with daily commodities to become a modern market with an expanded role as an art market (art space).&#x0D; Research methods: The design method used in the design starts from the stage of finding design ideas, containing ideas and problems that can potentially arise in the design. This stage aims to create ideas based on theory. This data collection includes literature studies and previous studies.&#x0D; Findings: The result of this design is a building that can be oriented to the economy and the arts so that it can accommodate human needs physically and spiritually. The application of the market concept and art space has made the market, which was previously known as a place that was only used to sell daily commodities, which can be used by the community for gathering and other natural organic activities such as art.&#x0D; Implications: To combine the market and the Art Space, a communal place is made, namely a plaza that is useful as a shelter for humans so that the market can also become a more lively place.

Supporting Crowd Workers in Ideation Tasks Through Information Gathering and Reflective Activity

Crowdsourcing is widely used to solve creative problems of ideation in HCI domain. To improve the creativity of crowdsourcing outcomes, researchers have proposed multiple approaches to support crowd workers’ idea proposal step. Other steps in designers’ creative process, such as information gathering and reflective activity, also impact idea creativity, while their effects in crowdsourcing scenarios remain unexplored. Therefore, referring to the creativity research, this study proposed an approach that optimized crowdsourcing tasks to help crowd workers perform information gathering and reflective activity. Two experiments involving 427 workers were conducted to test the effects of our approach. Results showed that instructing crowd workers to gather information and reflect on their ideas positively affected the creativity of crowdsourcing outcomes. This study provides inspiration for the optimization of crowdsourcing tasks and offers insights to the researchers who focus on using crowd power to achieve the ideation process.

The role of organizational commitment mediation on career development and employee performance

The article's main aim is to examine the role of organizational commitment mediation on career development and employee performance. This research is survey research, with a sample size of 82 selected with saturated samples. The results showed that quality of work-life and career development had a positive and significant effect on organizational commitment. Quality of work-life, career development and organizational commitment positively and significantly affect employee performance. Organizational commitment has not been able to mediate the indirect effect of quality of work life on employee performance. Organizational commitment has not mediated the indirect effect of career development on employee performance. It is recommended that the management organize Capacity building and family gathering activities to build teamwork among employees.

Military Information Leak Response Technology through OSINT Information Analysis Using SNSes

Open-source intelligence (OSINT), an information gathering and analysis system that utilizes public information on SNSes, is a necessary information gathering activity to counter terrorism and cyberterrorism. Although it is not possible to patrol cyberspace directly, as in real space, cyberspace can be patrolled by collecting information using OSINT technology. In this study, OSINT information analysis activities related to military information leakage are presented to SNSes. In this study, two or more OSINT collection tools are used to search for military information keywords, for characters’ names, and for personal identification information about the characters. The results of 100,209 cases of military information keyword search and 471 cases of name search are presented. It was also confirmed that personal identification information was not searched because of the strengthening of personal information protection.

THE ROLE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND INDUSTRY IN EFFORTS TO FOSTER FORMER STREET VENDORS OF JOMBANG REGENCY SQUARE

Street vendors in the Jombang Regency Square have lost their places to sell due to a policy that prohibits selling in the square. This policy was implemented by the Jombang Regency Government with the aim of breaking the chain of spreading COVID-19. As a result, there are many vendors selling on the road shoulders and sidewalks. The decrease in income was also experienced by street vendors from the former square. This study aims to analyze and describe the role of the Department of Trade and Industry in effort to foster former street vendors of Jombang Regency Square. This type of research is descriptive qualitative research with data collection techniques through observation, interviews, documentation, and literature study. The concept used is the role of local government according to Gede Diva (2009:15). The results of this study indicate that the role of the Department of Trade and Industry in effort to foster former street vendors of Jombang Regency Square has not been carried out properly, because there are still street vendors who return to selling in the square area, there is no training program for street vendors, no partnership facilities, and business gathering activities for street vendors have not been carried out.

NILAI-NILAI SOSIAL PADA KEGIATAN ARISAN BULANAN DI DUSUN LEUWISAENG DESA SURUSUNDA KECAMATAN KARANGPUCUNG

Abstract: Arisan is a group of people who collect money regularly in each certain period. After the money is collected, one of the group members will come out as the winner. Determination of the winner is usually done by lottery, but there is also a social gathering group that determines the winner by agreement. Arisan as a means for the community to gather and interact among residents. By following the social gathering, it is hoped that relations between communities can be well and harmoniously established. This is because in arisan activities there are many social values that are felt by the community.This research is a field research with a qualitative approach. The method used in this research is descriptive method. In this study, the researcher explained more about the social values in arisan activities in Leuwisaeng Hamlet, Surusunda Village.The results showed that the community received many benefits from social gathering activities. The benefits obtained by the community in arisan activities are facilities for community socializing activities, means of delivering information, establishing friendships between residents, training the soul to give charity, training the soul to help help, building unity and integrity, training in saving and growing a sense of trust.Keywords: Arisan, Social Values, Society

The hidden value of non-timber forest products: income contribution of the Basilicata wild truffle

The Basilicata region (South of Italy) is land of truffles where the gastronomic, economic and cultural awareness has developed for this non-timber forest product only in the past decade. Little is known about truffle production and its social, economic and environmental implications. In this article we investigate the Basilicata truffle sector by devoting particular attention to the truffle hunters who gather the truffles from the forests. The data for the analysis were collected through a survey with the aim of describing the gathering activity (people involved, specie and quantities collected, etc.) and assessing its significance as a source of income. Results show that truffles can provide local communities with earning opportunities. However, the truffle sector needs to be protected and enhanced.

Effectiveness of gathering activities and spaces for community recovery in GEJET-2011-affected areas

ABSTRACT Natural disasters are becoming more frequent around the world; as a result, more citizens are losing their homes, and community bonds are becoming weaker. To address this issue, scholars have emphasized the importance of providing diverse gathering spaces and activities within shelters, temporary housing sites, and permanent housing areas, to help rebuild communities. Providing such services helps to strengthen social bonds between different genders and groups, and it can facilitate the recovery of both the built environment and community cohesion. During the Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami 2011, many communities lost their settlements and were forced to relocate to new areas or reconstruct the old ones. Based on a series of site visits, interviews, and questionnaire surveys conducted for selected case studies, this study aims to determine the effectiveness of gathering spaces and recovery activities on the rebuilding of communities at different stages after the disaster. Different factors (e.g., gender and dwelling type) are found to be potentially effective at improving the benefits of such services; however, an inclusive approach providing diversified gathering spaces and activities is found to best help reduce bias between the beneficiaries and residents of gathering services and restore the community after a disaster.