Libraries In Indonesia Research Articles

Factors influencing patient satisfaction in home care services: A systematic review

Background Home care services are an extension of hospital services provided by hospital staff. The hospital must conduct evaluation, coordination, and education for home care patients to ensure proper care and expedite their recovery. This service also introduces a new concept to the community, as it can help save on costs and equipment. The purpose of this study has been added to the background, namely to determine what factors can influence patient satisfaction with home care services from previously published literature. A systematic review examined the factors influencing patient satisfaction using home care services by following the PRISMA guidelines. PROSPERO submitted and approved the study protocol with the following numbers: CRD42023482315. Researchers have searched articles through the ScienceDirect, Scopus, and Google Scholar databases. The researcher chose the three databases that are open access providers. Including Scopus and ScienceDirect are article search databases that can be accessed directly in the electronic resources of the University of Indonesia Library. The 10-year time span is considered as a source of literature that is still relevant to be used as a reference in evaluating home care service satisfaction. Result Two hundred eighty-eight articles were selected, but 10 met the inclusion criteria. It was found that factors influenced patient satisfaction with home care services and two things that did not affect them: financial aspects and working time. Conclusion Fifteen aspects influence patient satisfaction and two aspects that do not influence patient satisfaction. It is expected that the results of this literature review can be used as a reference for hospitals that provide home care services to pay attention to aspects that can affect satisfaction. The author realizes that the varying methods in the articles reviewed are deficiencies in the results of this study.

Kognitariat: Eksploitasi Kelas Pekerja Kognitif dalam Era Ekonomi Pengetahuan

Abstract: The development of technology in post-industrial society creates a knowledge economic system, with production that is not only based on things but also intensive knowledge. The workers who rely on knowledge and skills for the centre of their activities in the knowledge economy are called cognitive workers. The cognitive workers in the knowledge economy era just paid little attention to their rights and obligations. That’s why they get unfair and fewer benefits during work and often get exploited and disadvantaged when they work. The cognitive workers who have the exploitation are called cognitariat. Therefore, this research is new, empirically and theoretically. It is about the exploitation experienced by cognitive workers. Researchers used literature studies obtained through the University of Indonesia library software (remote-lib.ui.ac.id), and search engines such as Google Scholar, Science Direct (Elsevier), JSTOR, Web of Science, and other journal directories by open access with the keyword, “cognitive worker”, “knowledge-based economy”, “exploitation in cognitive labour”, “labour in knowledge era” and “cognitariat”. The results of the research reveal that exploitation of cognitive workers because of the responsibility of work and overstepping working. Thus, the exploitations is not only based on a material, like the proletariat., but also at a supra structural basis, that’s knowledge on the cognitariat.

Integrating social media technology for the awareness of ancient manuscript preservation

Purpose This paper aims to explore opportunities for using social media technology to support the awareness in the digital environment of ancient manuscript preservation, as well as to share Indonesian libraries’ experiences in leveraging those media. Design/methodology/approach This paper relies on a literature review to discuss the implementation of social media platforms for preserving and raising awareness of cultural heritage in the form of ancient manuscripts. This paper also observes how some Indonesian libraries use their social media accounts to preserve and raise awareness of ancient manuscript collections. Findings Social media technology provides opportunities for libraries to help perform their cultural heritage preservation function in various and interesting ways. Multiple Indonesian libraries rely on social media technology to preserve and raise awareness of their ancient manuscript collections. Some of those interesting strategies are uploading posts related to the libraries’ ancient manuscript collections; posting “snapshots” of sections of ancient manuscripts; documenting ancient manuscript conservation practices; documenting the involvement of communities in preserving ancient manuscripts; announcing upcoming events and activities related to ancient manuscript studies; and posting interesting news, information and updates about ancient manuscript collections. Originality/value This paper contributes to the existing literature and empirical studies by providing insights into the adoption of social media technology to help preservation and raise awareness of ancient manuscripts in the digital environment. This paper can help those libraries wanting to use their social media accounts to increase and develop their preservation efforts, especially when it comes to ancient manuscript collections.

Menelisik Pertumbuhan Hukum Ekonomi Islam; Sudut Pandang Berbagai Faktor Di Indonesia

Starting from the Islamic way of life which also teaches about economics, economic problems arise in Islam. Not only in conventional economics, economic problems arise in Islam, resulting in the decline of Islamic economics. Apart from that, Islamic economics is experiencing growth as a result of the current crisis, this is a reminder for the general public to study Islamic economics, of course the presence of Islamic economics is a source of hope for many people. Because Islamic economics has many benefits for the entire community and will continue through education and gradual steps. The purpose of this study is to examine the factors that influence the growth of the Islamic economy in Indonesia Library research is the search for research data or information through reading scientific journals, reference books, published economic growth reports, and other publications that support this writing. The data used is secondary data derived from a variety of relevant literature. To answer research questions, many sorts of data and information are evaluated and synthesized. The study's findings reveal that human capital, the number of people on the planet, the amount of available land, the number of syariah firms, and the availability of technology all have an impact on economic growth.

Implementation of User Experience (UX) Design on Library Website

The management of libraries in Indonesia is generally still done manually, leading to several issues such as inaccurate book inventory data and unclear transaction processes. The aim of this research is to design a web-based library information system using the User Experience (UX) concept, which will provide ease of use for users by focusing on effectiveness, efficiency, and satisfaction. This concept involves four stages: analysis, design, implementation, and evaluation. During the analysis stage, data collection is carried out through observation, interviews, and the distribution of questionnaires to understand the needs of the members. Next, the system is designed to meet the needs of both the members and the management. After that, usability testing is conducted to evaluate the effectiveness, efficiency, and user satisfaction with the system. The testing involved 15 members and library staff. The results showed that in terms of effectiveness, all tasks were above the average completion rate. In terms of efficiency, the product usage time was satisfactory, and in terms of satisfaction, using the UEQ (User Experience Questionnaire) showed good to very good results. Therefore, the library system can be used by library members to support their library activities.

Persepsi pustakawan atas aspek hubungan pesan dalam transaksi referensi Tanya Pustakawan Chat Perpusnas

Introduction. This paper investigates librarians' perception towards relationships in reference transaction in the context of Ask Librarian at National Library of Indonesia. Aspects dicussed within the relationships include opening and closing ritual, rapport building, and compensation for lack of nonverbal cues. The paper was written using Radford's concept. Data Collection Methods. The paper used a quantitative approach with descriptive statistics. Data Analysis. The quantitativa data were converted to qualitative data as an importance index to show the average. Results and Discussion. Perceptions of the content and relationship aspects are very important. The importance index of the relationship aspect showed significant. Besides, the index of opening ritual, building relationships, and closing rituals also important. The index of compensation for the lack of nonverbal cues showed less important. Conclusion. The content and relationship aspects are perceived as very important. Relational facilitators are also perceived as important. Compensation for nonverbal cues and humor are perceived as less important. The Radford's concept can be applied in the context of librarians' perceptions of chat reference services in the context of national library in Indonesia. Further research may discuss their topic from the perspectives of content analysis of chat transcripts and users survey.

Evaluating the Efficiency of Indonesian Library and Information Science Journals: A Data Envelopment and Bibliometric Analysis

This study evaluates the efficiency of Indonesian Library and Information Science journals indexed by SINTA by applying Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) using a Variable Return to Scale (VRS) model. The primary aim is to assess the performance of these journals to identify areas of strength and inefficiency. The study encompasses twenty-one journals, which served as decision-making units (DMUs). The input variables considered include Article Processing Charges (APC), Editorial Team, Number of Authors, and Number of Publications, while the output variables were Number of Citations and H5-Index. Data were collected from journal websites and the Sinta database covering 2018 to 2022. The analysis was conducted using MaxDEA software. An efficiency score of 1 indicated an efficient journal, whereas scores below 1 denoted inefficiency. The study reveals six journals as efficient: Jurnal Kajian Informasi & Perpustakaan, Khizanah Al-Hikmah: Jurnal Ilmu Perpustakaan, Informasi, dan Kearsipan, IQRA': Jurnal Perpustakaan dan Informasi, Bibliotech: Jurnal Ilmu Perpustakaan dan Informasi, PUBLIS (Publication Library and Information Science), and Imam Bonjol Journal: Kajian Ilmu Informasi dan Perpustakaan. However, most journals were found to be inefficient, with an average efficiency score of 0.809. These findings are significant as they provide valuable insights for journal editors and policymakers. The results offer guidance on optimizing resource allocation and developing strategies to enhance the quality and impact of scholarly publications within the Library and Information Science field.

The Implementation of Digital Humanities in the State Islamic University Libraries in Indonesia

State Islamic University libraries are striving to become research libraries. Since humanities are the core discipline in most State Islamic Universities, a new service concept—digital humanities—has been introduced to support research activities. This study explores the implementation of digital humanities in three State Islamic University libraries: UIN Sunan Kalijaga Yogyakarta, UIN Syarif Hidayatullah Jakarta, and UIN Maulana Malik Ibrahim Malang. This research employs a qualitative methodology, utilizing data collection techniques such as interviews, observations, and documentation. The findings reveal that while the libraries have sufficient librarians, their involvement in research activities is not extensive or proactive. Additionally, the facilities and infrastructure necessary to support digital humanities are inadequate. Although policies supporting digital humanities exist, there is a lack of strategic programs to explore and fully enhance library use and involvement in research. Furthermore, internal cooperation between institutions has been established but remains limited, indicating a need for libraries to adopt a more proactive role. These insights underscore the challenges and opportunities in implementing digital humanities within State Islamic University libraries, providing a foundation for future strategic initiatives to enhance their research support capabilities.

Physical condition survey of a rare book collection: a case study of “X” Museum Library in Jakarta, Indonesia

Purpose Rare book collections are special, not only in terms of their physical appearance but also because of their historical significance and the information they contain. The purpose of this study is twofold: to identify the physical condition of rare book collections and to determine the main causes of damage to rare books collection that belongs to a museum library in Indonesia. Design/methodology/approach This research involved conducting a survey of the physical condition of the collection of rare books owned by a museum library in Indonesia. Supporting data was also obtained through interviews with one of the staff who served as the museum collection conservator. This study used random sampling to take samples from the collection, which consisted of 950 rare books, with total sample of 91. Findings The results obtained state that the condition of the existing rare book collection is classified as severely damaged. One of the causes of damage that can be addressed immediately is the cleaning regime: the collection and library space should be cleaned thoroughly and regularly so that dust and dirt in and around the rare book collection can be reduced. Research limitations/implications This research was limited to physical identification, which can be done easily because it does not require various kinds of laboratory tests. It was a case study examining a single collection in a single museum library. The pool of books from which the samples were taken was therefore relatively homogenous. Therefore, it is hoped that further research can identify other factors and types of damage in more detail so that all damage to rare book collections can be identified and mitigated. Originality/value Research discussing the condition of rare book collections, especially for special libraries in museums in Indonesia, is still very limited. Detailed surveys of the physical condition of collections, especially rare book collections in museums, have rarely been discussed by previous research. The work will contribute to assessing the physical condition of rare book collections.

EFEKTIFITAS PENERAPAN MANAJEMEN PERPUSTAKAAN MENGGUNAKAN SENAYAN LIBRARY MANAJEMEN SISTEM (SLIMS) PADA PERPUSTAKAAN UNIVERSITAS INDONESIA TIMUR.

This research aims to evaluate the effectiveness of implementing library management using Senayan Library Management (SLIMS) at the University of East Indonesia Library, with a focus on the application of information technology to improve service efficiency and library information access. The research method used is descriptive qualitative with a phenomenological approach, exploring experiences and phenomena related to service mechanisms and information processing in the library. Data was collected through direct observation and in-depth interviews with library heads, librarians and users. Data analysis involves collecting, reducing, assessing, and critically interpreting data to reach conclusions. The implementation of SLIMS in libraries has had a positive impact, increasing operational efficiency with easy access via online OPAC, bibliographic management and fast E-Library membership. Despite progress, integration of SLIMS with other technologies such as online access to e-journal and e-book collections is still in the preparation stage. Constraining factors involve data availability, metadata standards, security and access, changes in digital resources, identity management, resource availability, and alignment with user needs which are still being adapted.

Overview of the Library Automation System in South Sulawesi Libraries

Technology in libraries has played an essential role in serving today’s communities. This study provides an overview of the integrated library systems/software (ILSs) used in libraries in South Sulawesi, Indonesia. It aims to highlight the strengths and possibilities of ILSs and briefly explain their advantages and disadvantages along with the cost of implementation. The data was gathered from questionnaires sent via an online survey and from direct interviews with certain academic libraries over the period of 2019 to 2020. Fifty-three of 67 libraries that fulfilled the study have implemented an ILS. To deeply understand the application, a direct interview with some libraries was conducted to learn the advantages and disadvantages. The result of the study showed that the most used ILSs are SLiMS and INLISlite and other programs like Apollo, Athenium Light, Simpus, Spektra, Jibas, KOHA, and Openlibrary. The budget spent is an average of 300 USD. While the ILSs have helped these libraries improve services, IT expertise and adequate resources are needed, especially when the systems present problems. An easy-to-use system that costs less will potentially be used in this area of research. This study will be particularly helpful for any library in Indonesia. These findings may also be generalized to libraries in other countries facing economic and technological similarities.

Kerjasama Preservasi Koleksi Langka Perpustakaan Pusat Survei Geologi dengan Perpustakaan Nasional

In a nation, libraries serve as centers for the management and preservation of knowledge, representing the intellectual wealth and cultural heritage of the nation. Therefore, library collections, especially rare manuscripts, require special attention due to their historical, cultural, and essential knowledge value. One of the libraries in Indonesia that possesses rare manuscripts is Perpustakaan Pusat Survei Geologi. Perpustakaan Pusat Survei Geologi collaborates with The National Library of Indonesia Perpustakaan Nasional to manage and preserve these rare manuscripts. This research is conducted to conduct an in-depth study of the outcomes and forms of the preservation collaboration of rare manuscripts between Perpustakaan Pusat Survei Geologi and Perpustakaan Nasional, including its processes, benefits, challenges, and its impact on the community or readers, Perpustakaan Pusat Survei Geologi, and Perpustakaan Nasional. The research employs a descriptive qualitative approach, using data collection techniques such as observation and interviews. The research findings reveal that the preservation collaboration activities between Perpustakaan Pusat Survei Geologi and Perpustakan Nasional are considered to run smoothly. Through this collaborative program, approximately 60 titles of rare manuscripts available at Perpustakaan Pusat Survei Geologi have been successfully digitized. The benefits of this collaboration are evident for both parties, although the impact on users is perceived as not yet having a significant effect.

The law and policy of library development: A legal text analysis of Indonesian library bills

The Indonesian constitution provides for welfare and education. To achieve these constitutional mandates, the Indonesian government passed several laws as the foundation for lifelong education, including the Library Act of 2007 and the National Repository Act of 2018. These Acts are the main legal foundation for the National Library of Indonesia (NLI) to create public policies in library service development across Indonesia. This study seeks to understand these laws through Natural Language Processing (NLP) and Latent Dirichlet allocation (LDA) Topic Modelling. Using these methods, we uncovered the major themes of these legal mandates for library services. Our research revealed five topics for each law. We then analyzed the NLI budgets from 2021 to 2023 to see how the key legal mandates were implemented. We found greater implementation of the 2007 Act than the 2018 Act. Our study offers new methods for library law and policy research.

Librarians’ views of the readiness of university libraries in Indonesia to adopt virtual and augmented reality

PurposeThis study aims to determine the extent of virtual reality (VR)/augmented reality (AR) adoption in university libraries in Indonesia and identify librarians’ views of library readiness. The assessment centers on two crucial dimensions: library readiness, gauged by commitment and efficacy, and librarian readiness, appraised through cognitive and affective aspects.Design/methodology/approachThe research features a survey-based quantitative method. A sample of 259 librarians from university libraries, all members of the Indonesian Higher Education Library Forum, responded to the online survey.FindingsIndonesian university libraries, especially in Central Java, express strong interest in VR/AR despite low current adoption. Librarians believe in their commitment and efficacy for adoption, with improvements needed in budget procurement and human resources. Librarians are optimistic about innovating academic activities with VR/AR, despite concerns about collaboration, data governance and human resource insecurity. The research underscores the simultaneous influence of librarians’ and libraries’ readiness on VR/AR adoption, emphasizing their interconnectedness and mutual support within library management.Practical implicationsThere are practical implications for library institutions in Indonesia in terms of understanding the attendant opportunities and challenges when preparing organizational ecosystems. These findings provide a broad overview of VR/AR adoption in university libraries in Indonesia and contribute to understanding the specific needs and interests of universities in Indonesia considering adopting VR/AR. In addition to preparing adequate infrastructure, libraries should ensure the availability of adequate human resources.Originality/valueIn the Indonesian context, this study, to the best of the authors’ knowledge, makes the first attempt to examine the librarian’s view as part of library management to face the dilemmas that may arise during the adoption of VR/AR despite university libraries’ commitment and efficacy to enable this technology. This research also identifies librarians’ cognitive and affective readiness as individual characteristics and resources able to influence adequate adoption.

Updating Preservation Policy in Facing New Potential Disasters in Indonesia

The preservation policy guides higher education libraries in preserving library collections so that they can still be accessed by the academic community in any situation and at any time. For this reason, the preservation policy must be reviewed periodically referring to the risk analysis of new potential disasters that can occur at any time. The purpose of this study is to describe how the preservation policy of Islamic higher education libraries in Indonesia in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic. The research method was carried out with a survey approach with a questionnaire instrument. The sampling technique was carried out with saturated samples at 17 Islamic university libraries in Indonesia. The results showed that Islamic college libraries in Indonesia have made efforts to prepare for the COVID-19 pandemic according to IFLA standards with very good results, however, the library has not fully reviewed and updated the preservation policy regularly. Conclusion. The preservation policy needs to be reviewed and updated at least once a year to adopt preparations for potential new disasters. Recommendations: Improving the quality of digital libraries, applying ozone technology to sterilize library collections without leaving residues, forming disaster response teams and updating the roles of members every three months, mapping preservation activities that have been carried out according to current best practices and comparative studies to similar organizations, and cooperation with other units on campus and off campus to improve library services.

ANALISIS KEBUTUHAN PENGGUNA DALAM PENGEMBANGAN KOLEKSI DI PERPUSTAKAAN BADAN INFORMASI GEOSPASIAL UNTUK OPTIMALISASI LAYANAN

The Badan Informasi Geospasial (BIG) library is a type of special library that provides services to employees within the BIG. The aim of this research is to determine user information needs by carrying out user needs analysis activities in the collection development process carried out by the BIG Library. The research method applied uses a case study method with a descriptive qualitative research type. Data collection was carried out by means of observation and interviews with the aim of being able to describe a case in detail and in depth, then analysis was carried out by comparing the patterns expected by researchers based on existing literature with the patterns found when conducting research. Research results: BIG Library has consistently carried out collection development activities every year with the aim of meeting the information needs of its users. The BIG Library needs an additional budget to subscribe to scientific journals. As a type of special library in Indonesia, the BIG Library needs to strengthen its repository collection to meet the needs of its users. It is necessary to carry out an in-depth analysis regarding the information needs of users. The BIG library needs to conduct information audits and interviews regarding user information needs periodically in all sections of the BIG).

Reaching Users Through Social Media: A Case Study on the Use of Instagram by Islamic Higher Education Libraries in Indonesia

Objective. This research aims to identify the use of social media by Indonesian Islamic Higher Education Libraries to communicate with their users through their regular postings on Instagram and the users’ responses to them. Methods. This research applies quantitative methods to uncover data concerning the number of Instagram posts made by State Islamic University (UIN) libraries and the users’ responses (i.e. like, comment, share, and save), and then analyzes them using a qualitative approach to identify the users’ responses. Results. UIN libraries reach users by posting information related to libraries on Instagram that can be classified into eight types of posts; greetings, announcements, library promotions, book donations, quotes, and others. The number of responses to these types of posts varies from each library but posting information related to library services will invite most responses from library users. The library of UIN Sunan Kalijaga Yogyakarta is the most active library in posting information on Instagram. Conclusion. Instagram is a good medium to reach library users in UIN libraries. However, the availability of policies regarding the use of Instagram in the library is needed since it influences the number of posts on Instagram. Timing (i.e. when is the best time to make an Instagram post?) is also important since it makes a post get more responses.

Relasi Kuasa Dalam Akreditasi Perpustakaan Perguruan Tinggi

This study aims to describe the power relations of Michel Foucault in the accreditation of higher education libraries in Indonesia. Given the large role of the higher education library in supporting the implementation of education in the tertiary institution itself, accreditation as a formal recognition of quality assurance or the fulfillment of quality standards in implementation needs to be questioned. The data proves that from 2,057 university libraries in Indonesia, 722 have just been accredited, so the researchers tried to conduct a study by looking at Foucault's power relations in accrediting university libraries. The method used in this research is exploratory descriptive method. The results of this study convey that the accreditation of higher education libraries has Foucault's theory of power relations. This can have an impact on the organizational structure of the library manager in implementing and managing the library. The organizers and managers in question are the implementation and management as mandated by Law no. 43 of 2007 and PP no. 24 of 2014 and SNP no. 13 of 2017 which meets library standards, but it needs to be understood that Foucault's theory of power relations only gives to anyone freely, whether it's the power of one's own will or power over one's position and whether the effect is good or bad depends on the person who uses that power himself.

Perkembangan Library Cafe dalam Mendorong Produktivitas Pemustaka di Indonesia: Studi Literatur

Library cafes are one of the developments currently being carried out in several libraries in Indonesia. However, there are views that agree and disagree with the concept of cafes in libraries. This research aims to identify and analyze the development of library cafes in Indonesia. The development of the library cafe application is discussed based on various available literature. This research uses a qualitative approach with a research method, namely literature study. Data was obtained from relevant literature references such as books, journals, activity reports, and websites relevant to the problem theme. The analysis process is carried out on the data obtained, namely by making data reduction, data presentation, data reduction, and drawing conclusions. There are several differences in how library cafes are called, such as library cafe, libri cafe, library cafe or library cafe, literacy cafe, and library cafe. The library cafe has many programs such as book reviews, discussions, music concerts and others. The aim of developing a library cafe is to improve the quality of the library and the number of user visits. The advantages and disadvantages contained in the library cafe can be used as a basis for improving and improving library services.

Analisis Pengendalian dalam Fungsi Manajemen Perpustakaan pada Empat Jenis Perpustakaan di Indonesia

The presence of libraries is a familiar and common phenomenon in society, categorized into four types: public, special, school, and university libraries. However, in Indonesia, libraries face challenges, including financial resources, human resource issues, bureaucratic hurdles, physical resource problems, and information resource issues. These challenges have resulted in many libraries not meeting standards, despite guidelines set by the National Library of Indonesia. Libraries, integral to their management processes, often overlook a crucial function—control. This article delves into control as a key management function, addressing the problems encountered by Indonesian libraries. The focus is on control's role in overcoming issues, employing literature study methods and data analysis through observational literature techniques. The results indicate that all four types of libraries need to implement various techniques and analyses, including cost-benefit and return on investment analysis, benchmarking, leadership support, effective collaboration with librarians and technical staff, based on up-to-date information and corrective actions. Additionally, investments in infrastructure, facilities, information technology, digital resources, and information literacy training are essential.