Local Wisdom Research Articles

Pengembangan Modul P5 PPRA Berbasis Kearifan Lokal di Madrasah Ibtidaiyah

One of the characteristics of the Independent Curriculum is the existence of the Pancasila Student Profile Strengthening Project and Rahmatan Lil Alamin Student Profile (P5PPRA), which aims to strengthen character and learn from the surrounding environment. P5PPRA activities are carried out by carrying out projects often not following local wisdom. This study aims to develop a P5PPRA module based on local wisdom in Bojonegoro. This study uses the ADDIE development model (analysis, design, development, implementation, evaluation). The results of this study are the development of a P5PPRA module based on local wisdom containing material about Bojonegoro's typical batik, which can equip students to understand local batik and have the skills to make simple batik using the eco print technique. It is evidenced by the percentage of student questionnaire results showing that students' attitudes towards the module reached 90%, and students' interest in the module reached 92%. In addition, the relevance of the module to improving students' batik skills reached 88%.

PENGEMBANGAN PRODUK OLAHAN IKAN LAUT MELALUI PENGUATAN KELOMPOK MASYARAKAT PADA DESA ADAT PESINGGAHAN, KECAMATAN DAWAN, KABUPATEN KLUNGKUNG

The local wisdom of coastal communities is one of the potential for supporting survival amidst limited capital and fishing equipment. Local wisdom, one of which is from natural resources, has the potential to support the improvement of the fishermen's economy. Utilizing local resources by managing fish products into processed products is one of the fishing communities' efforts to develop local potential based on local wisdom. Apart from natural potential in socio-cultural terms, namely the sea picking tradition and knowledge of the fish season calendar, it is also a form of local wisdom from the fishermen of the Pesinggahan Traditional Village which is used to maximize the productivity of marine products. These external factors also encourage the development and production of local products, especially the management of processing marine products into processed products from fishing families. Management developed through efforts to form MSMEs using SWOT analysis to develop local products. These processed products include mackerel fish crackers, smoked fish, fish paste, and dried fish. The results of this research show that the local productivity of the Pesinggahan Village fishing community is maintained because the management is carried out using an integrated work system even though it is very simple and traditional. The efforts made in this research are improvements to build MSMEs through the participation of fishing families which are currently maintained so that local products become regional characteristics. Integrated marine product management can improve the economy of fishermen in meeting their living needs.

Bridging the Gap Between Policy and Practice: A Critical Discourse Analysis of Local Wisdom Integration in Pasuruan City's Urban Planning Regulations

The Pasuruan City Government, rich in historical and cultural heritage, aims to integrate local wisdom into spatial planning through Regional Regulation Number 4 of 2021 (Rencana Pembangunan Jangka Menengah Daerah or RPJMD 2021-2026) and Regional Regulation Number 1 of 2022 (Rencana Tata Ruang Wilayah or RTRW 2021-2041). However, these policies often prioritize colonial heritage over local traditional culture. This study uses Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA) to examine the formulation, implementation, and community impact of these policies. CDA reveals the power dynamics, ideologies, and specific interests within policy discourse. The research analyzes the government's policy direction and sensitivity towards local wisdom, focusing on the discourse content and structure in the RPJMD and RTRW documents, as well as their intertextuality. Findings indicate a greater emphasis on preserving colonial-era buildings rather than local traditional culture. Recommendations include developing inclusive policies that balance physical infrastructure development with the preservation and promotion of local culture.

Incorporating Local Wisdom Values of Piil Pesenggiri Lampung Into Life Skills Through Social Studies Learning

Currently, one of the main challenges in the world of education is that learning still tends to be textbook-based which emphasizes aspects of knowledge but not improving life skills as an important aspect in equipping students, namely the ability to face challenges in real life. This research emphasizes the incorporation of local wisdom values of the Lampung society, known as Piil Pesenggiri, with life skills through social studies learning in junior high schools. The result shows that Incorporation local wisdom and the ideals of Piil Pesenggiri from the people of Lampung to help build life skills such as: Improved Communication at Nemui Nyimah (80%), consisting of communication skills, listening abilities, and the ability to explain concepts clearly; The Nengah Nyappur emphasizes social and collaborative skills by 78%, which means that strengthening life skills helps improve social skills related to the Nengah Nyappur principles; and Recognition of the diversity of Bejuluk Beadek elements demonstrate respect for diversity and inclusiveness in their social relationships by 85%. By incorporating local wisdom into life skills through social studies learning, students are better prepared to face life's challenges, are creative, able to solve problems, make decisions, and have a strong cultural identity

Implementasi Geointerpretasi berbasis Kearifan Lokal di Destinasi Wisata Minat Khusus Gua Cerme, Bantul, Yogyakarta

One of the Gunung Sewu Geopark's three main pillars, geointerpretation of landscape duality, is implemented by special interest tour guides who possess the knowledge and abilities necessary for the job site and who must be proficient in cave exploration methods and cave science. With the primary tourist attraction being a cave with a tunnel length of 1200 meters and an underground river, this study was conducted at the Cerme Cave Tourist Destination, specifically in Srunggo Village, Imogiri District, Bantul Regency, to observe how the Pokdarwis Cerme tour guide implements interpretation in tourism spaces. The research was conducted utilizing a logical approach and qualitative approaches. Data gathering methods included cave and surface area mapping, cave photography, participant observation, and semi-structured interviews. The research findings show that there are two tourism spatial zonings that are related to the content of geointerpretation, and the second finding is interpretation activities of geological objects that are mixed with local wisdom through the story of the spread of Islam by the Wali Songo in Cerme, which is believed to have occurred in the past by the local community. This tale has been passed down through generations and is part of the material given to guests by Cerme Cave tour guides. These beliefs impact the destination's toponymy, ornaments and places within the cave, as well as geointerpretation activities carried out in the Cerme Cave Tourist Destination's dual landscape.

Development of Encyclopedia Based on Ethnogastronomy of Sambas Malay Porridge

Biology learning is essentially learning that always relates science to the environment and living things. Therefore, there is a need for learning media that contains local wisdom related to the surrounding environment. This study aims to determine the validity of the ethnogastronomy-based encyclopedia of Sambas Malay porridge and to determine student responses to the ethnogastronomy-based encyclopedia of Sambas Malay porridge. The research method used is R&D, in this study a 4-D development model is used, namely the define, design, development and disseminate stages, but in this development the researcher only reaches the development stage. This research was conducted on students of class X SMAN 1 Tekarang. The research instrument used was a questionnaire to obtain product validation and determine student responses to the developed product. Product validation was carried out by material experts, linguists, media experts, and student responses. The results showed that the encyclopedia developed was considered valid. The results of the material expert validator assessment were 93.81% (very valid), language experts were 86.67% (very valid), media experts were 95.00% (very valid). Student responses were obtained through 2 stages, namely small-scale trials of 72.58% (positive) and large-scale trials of 90.00% (very positive). Overall, it can be concluded that the encyclopedia developed is valid and gets a positive response from students.

EDUKASI PENGUATAN EKONOMI LOKAL PADA KELOMPOK PETANI GARAM DALAM IMPLEMENTASI KEBIJAKAN EKONOMI KERTHI BALI DI DESA KUSAMBA KECAMATAN DAWAN KABUPATEN KLUNGKUNG

Dawan District is one of the areas located in Klungkung Regency which is in the coastal area. Nearly 20% of local people earn their livelihood in the fisheries and marine sectors. The potential of the large marine area, precisely in Kusamba Village, can certainly be a great opportunity for the local community to make a living as salt farmers. Kusamba is an old village located almost seven (7) km from Semarapura City Klungkung, according to Pemancangah or chronicle about the escape of Ki Gusti Maruti who rebelled against the King of Bali in Gelgel (Queen Dalem Dimadya) in 1686, Ki Gusti Maruti also brought along the servants who were residents of Pasek Gelgel and at that time it was said that residents of Pasek Gelgel were also related to residents of Pasek in Kusamba who were known as Pasek Sadra, from these residents of Pasek Gelgel he was at the location of the new settlement in Kuramas village, the residents were placed in Banjar Gelgel, Keramas . In 1750 AD, after the death of the King of the Kelungkung Kingdom, Ratu Dewa Agung Sakti, and was replaced by his sister Ratu Dewa Agung Gde Panji as King of Kelungkung, the sons of the King of Kelungkung Ratu Dewa Agung Gde Pandji were each given a place to live to protect the people and the security of the Kingdom. Klungkung. The population of Kusamba village as of 2021 is 5,465 people consisting of 2,649 men and 2,816 women. In this case, the importance of education related to building a business concept motivates the community to be able to plan a local economic business. The Governor of Bali's policy through Circular Letter (SE) No.17 of 2021 concerning the use of local Balinese traditional salt products in its implementation as a Kerthi Bali Economic concept where he conveyed that traditional salt farmers must be preserved because the salt produced by Kusamba village tastes delicious, this has become opportunities for local communities to be able to build a business, either individually or as a group, by exploiting this potential in their area to help improve the economy and prosperity. It is hoped that the educational understanding of the concept of sustainable business and the Kerthi Bali Economic policy will be able to provide an overview of the community in the Nusa Penida sub-district to build a business that contains elements of Balinese natural local wisdom as a form of assisting the government in realizing the vision and mission of the Bali provincial government. The educational process as a new business is the main thing that needs to be understood, including the elements that support the business line so that it can still reach the market and survive, because a business is not only oriented towards profit but also the community and the surrounding nature.

Ethnographic Study: The Choice of Place and Birth Attendants from the Socio-Cultural Perspective in the Tunjung Benuaq Dayak Tribe

WHO recommends Skill Birth Attendants (SBA) for all births. Around 50 million mothers in developing countries give birth at home without the help of medical personnel. The trust in traditional birth attendants (TBA), meaning that social and cultural influences still strongest. Objective: to analyze the choice of place and birth attendants in the Tunjung Benuaq Dayak Tribe through a socio-cultural perspective in the working area of the Barong Tongkok Community Health Center. Methodology: Qualitative Design with Ethnographic study using the Rapid Ethnographic Assessment Procedure (REAP) method. Snowball sampling is a variation of Purposive Sampling. In-depth interviews were conducted with 12 informants. Data analysis uses Thematic analysis. Results: The Tunjung Benuaq Dayak tribe upholds the values of balance and harmonization regarding human relationships with God, human and the environment. They developed local cultures based on complementary belief systems. There is a positive acceptance of science. The local wisdom of Santaap, eating a small portion of the food served, illustrates that they can accept little of knowledge. Customs are still maintained in the birthing process which is carried out by village shamans who are highly trusted by the community. They make the rituals, belief in myths (tempuunt), the existence of spirits who guard and interfere with the birthing process. Conclusion: Socio-cultural values such as trust, knowledge, and customs are very strong guidelines for the Tunjung Benuaq Dayak tribe in choosing a place and birth attendant. Suggestion: preservation of culture and customs that are still considered good in childbirth practices is highly desirable.

Improving midwives' knowledge and attitudes in providing lactation education based on local wisdom of the Bugis ethnic in Indonesia

Background: The current rate of exclusive breastfeeding remains low due to several factors, including social and cultural changes, psychological factors, lack of education provided by healthcare workers, and the increasing promotion of formula milk as well as misinformation to the public. Therefore, it is necessary to have productive midwives who provide optimal healthcare services to improve the health status of infants. Currently, the healthcare services provided by midwives can also be carried out through independent practice. A midwife does not only provide obstetric services from a biological perspective but also addresses social, cultural, and spiritual needs. Purpose: To evaluate the impact of providing lactation education based on local wisdom in improving midwives' knowledge and attitudes in the Bugis ethnic in Indonesia. Method: A quasi-experiment method, specifically a pre-test and post-test with a control group design. The study population consists of midwives who have Independent Midwifery Practice in 15 districts of Makassar City. The sample obtained using purposive sampling. The sample size was 30 midwives, consisting of 15 midwives in the treatment group and 15 midwives in the control group. Results: The N-Gain Score test showed a value of 72.89% for the treatment group, while the control group scored 21.89%. The paired t-test showed an Asymp Sig (2-tailed) value of 0.000, which is less than the probability value of 0.05 for the treatment group. Conclusion: The use of printed and online pocketbooks for lactation education integrated with the cultural values of Sipakatau, Sipakalebbi, and Sipakainge in the exclusive breastfeeding program by independent midwives is more effective compared to counseling alone, which is less effective in the control group. Further testing concluded that there was a significant difference between the pre-test and post-test scores in the treatment group, indicating an increase in the midwives' knowledge.

PARENTING: POLA ASUH ANAK DENGAN METODE TETEP-ANTEP-MANTEP

This community service aims to apply the teachings of Tamansiswa, namely the Three Education Centers, through parenting patterns for children. This parenting style is instilling confidence in oneself which is known as Tetep-Mantep-Antep. Parents who are members of the as-Salam group in Genjahan sub-district, Ponjong, Gunungkidul have not been familiar with various Tamansiswa teachings which can influence the development of their child's personality in the future. In fact, these teachings are closely related to the local wisdom of the local community. This community service is carried out using lecture, discussion, question and answer methods, as well as discussions between participants with their respective experiences. Discussions between participants were carried out because some of the participants had actually practiced Tamansiswa's teachings indirectly. The results of this service show positive things. The enthusiastic participants took an active role in the activities. They were inspired by their enthusiasm to realize Tamansiswa's teachings, especially the Fixed-Steady-Antep parenting pattern in parenting patterns based on their respective environments according to their culture and beliefs

Moderasi Beragama di Indonesia: Perspektif Filsafat Chuang Tzu

This article employs an expository-critical approach to Chuang Tzu‟s philosophical concept of equality of things and opinions. Its main purpose is to offer an alternative paradigm for religious moderation in Indonesia. The question that this article addressed is: “What is the relevance of Chuang Tzu‟s concept of the equality of objects and opinions for religious moderation in Indonesia?” This article finds that Chuang Tzu‟s philosophy provides an epistemological and metaphysical basis for religious moderation in Indonesia. Epistemologically, religions are the result of limited human contemplation, construction, and conception dealing with the Infinite Reality. Metaphysically, religions are equal because they originate from one and the same Infinite Reality. This epistemological-metaphysical frame guides different religions in Indonesia to maintain legal-formal commitments regarding the rights and freedoms of every citizen, accept differences and be flexible in religious insights, provide non-violent actions, and respect local wisdom. Finally, this article proposes that all problems that still hinder religious moderation in Indonesia can be solved through a humanist approach to radical religious groups, inter- and intra-religious dialogue, and dialogue between religion and local culture

The Role of Urban Community Leaders in Local Product Development Using Intellectual Capital: A Case Study of Bangkok, Thailand

This research investigates the role of urban community leaders in leveraging local intellectual capital for the design and development of community products. It examines how these leaders contributed to creating products that fostered self-sufficiency within their communities. Data were collected from 43 communities across 5 sub-districts in Dusit District, Bangkok, involving a total of 453 participants. The study employed a combination of explanatory and interdisciplinary research methods. The findings revealed that community leaders significantly contributed to accumulating intellectual capital for product development. Especially, the highest engagement observed in collective brainstorming sessions. The most actively engaged leaders were female, aged 40 years. In contrast, self-reliant leaders, who typically held bachelor’s degrees, exhibited cautious spending habits and a commitment to community rules and self-reliance without government support. Community leaders collaboratively designed the Dusit Brand logo and proposed a seven-stage process for urban community product development. This process includes incorporating local wisdom, reflecting community identity, fostering public participation, developing local knowledge, exhibiting products, building community reputation and recognition, and achieving community standards. The research highlights that sustainable community products are created through a process of understanding, accessing, and developing the local economy and society, with a focus on enhancing social quality for sustainability.

The role of Ondofolo to maintain religious harmony: A study in a Christian perspective

Local wisdom refers to the cultural heritage of a community, which is derived from its cultural origins and includes a wide range of values, rituals and traditions. Ondofolo is the current paramount chief of the Sentani community in Papua province, a position that remains in effect at the moment. The local community holds Ondofolo’s leadership in high esteem and places substantial trust in it. The research aims to investigate the function of Ondofolo within religious congregations using a qualitative phenomenological design approach. Data were gathered via participatory observations, interviews with Ondofolo, leaders of prayer rooms and Islamic boarding schools and a review of literature and research conducted in the indigenous area of Sentani. The local knowledge of Sentani ‘Ondofolo’ plays a crucial role in fostering the religious community by embodying the fundamental qualities of leadership, peace, love and brotherhood found in the Bible. The preservation of wisdom in all its manifestations is imperative, as it represents an irreplaceable cultural legacy.Intradisciplinary and/or interdisciplinary implications: This study applies the interdisciplinary characteristics of contextual theology to Ondofolo’s leadership of the religious congregation in Papua, drawing on Christian wisdom. The findings positively impact the formation of religious communities in Sentani, Papua. They also present a viable leadership model specific to the local context and can be used as an option for guiding the faithful community in Indonesia.

The Tradition of Saparan in Yeh Sumbul Village, Jembrana, Bali

The Saparan Tradition in Yeh Sumbul Village, Jembrana, Bali, is seen as a manifestation of local wisdom that reflects the balance of relationships between humans and God, fellow humans, and nature. This study investigates this tradition. This tradition is carried out every Sapar month in the Islamic calendar as a way to express gratitude to God and ask for people to be protected from disasters. With strong moral, spiritual, and social values, the Saparan Tradition includes various activities, such as parties, tahlilan, and religious rituals. This tradition is closely related to the idea of Tri Hita Karana, a Balinese philosophical concept that emphasizes harmony between humans and God (Parhyangan), fellow humans (Pawongan), and nature (Palemahan). To understand how the Saparan Tradition reflects the relationship between humans and God, fellow humans, and the environment, this study analyzes data from observations, interviews, and documentation. The study shows that the Yeh Sumbul Saparan Tradition enhances spirituality, solidarity, and love for ancestral culture as well as maintaining social and ecological balance. Local cultural values continue to be passed down from one generation to the next, and the younger generation plays an important role in preserving this tradition. This study enhances our understanding of the value of local traditions as a profound and relevant cultural heritage in the contemporary wo

Construction of Disaster-aware Communities through Local Wisdom and Social Media

The social construction process runs simultaneously. The utilization of local wisdom and social media is the result of the community construction process. Disaster-aware communities can utilize local wisdom and social media to overcome flood disasters. This research aims to analyze the construction of a disaster-aware community in Wonoasri Village, including the use of local wisdom and social media to overcome disasters. This research uses the construction theory of Berger and Luckmann. The research method used was a qualitative method with a phenomenological approach. Purpose sampling techniques were used to collect research informants. Data collection through observation, interviews, FGD, and documentation. The validity of the data using triangulation and data analysis using interactive models. The research results show that the social construction process runs simultaneously. The social construction process of the community starts from community experience, which shapes community knowledge about floods, the formation of Destana, and the transfer of knowledge, to the utilization of local wisdom and social media to overcome floods in Wonoasri Village.

Guru Inovatif dan Kreatif Berbasis Kearifan Lokal Menggunakan Aplikasi CANVA

Innovative and creative teachers can be trained through socialization and training activities for teachers. This activity aims to expand teacher knowledge and improve teacher skills in utilizing technology through the preparation and creation of teaching materials using the Canva application. The community service activities carried out by the PKM team of the Superior Human Resources Supporting Lecturer Program (PDPSU) at the State Elementary School located at Jl. Jawa 01, PAHANDUT, Pahandut District, Palangka Raya City, Central Kalimantan Province, have several stages, namely (1) Participation method, namely the community service team actively participates in providing knowledge socialization activities to teachers regarding the important role of teaching materials in learning, then material on how to utilize technology through the Canva application and link it to local wisdom; (2) Survey method, namely distributing questionnaires to training participants before and after implementation, as well as a satisfaction survey of community service partners and (3) Training, namely the community service team provides skills training to teachers to create teaching materials in the form of animated folk tales using the Canva application; (4) Activity Evaluation. This community service activity aims to produce innovative and creative teachers in compiling interesting teaching materials based on local wisdom. Partnership Program This activity can provide direct benefits to improving the human resources of Elementary School teachers in learning at school. Keywords: Innovative and creative teachers, Canva, Local wisdom

Rasch model of teacher readiness instrument for implementing science learning based on Balinese local wisdom

Local culture has undergone significant shifts and alienations, leading to the neglect of societal values. This situation underscores the need for teachers to be well-prepared to incorporate local wisdom into science education, supporting Cultured-Based Learning. This study, conducted from January to June 2022, aimed to assess the relevance of items in a teacher readiness instrument for implementing local wisdom-based science learning in Bali. An ex post facto research design was employed to analyze the preparedness of 72 science teachers in Bali through a detailed questionnaire. The collected ordinal data were converted into an interval scale using the Method of Successive Interval (MSI) and analyzed using the Rasch Model with the Jamovi application to assess item relevance. The study's findings highlight the cognitive and emotional readiness of science teachers as being in the high category, while collegial support and instructional tools are in the low category. These results suggest that improving collegial features and instructional tools through lesson studies and workshops could enhance the integration of local wisdom into science education in Bali.

Strategy for Developing Village-Owned Enterprises (Bumdes) in Pulau Tiga Village, Pulau Tiga Barat District, Natuna Regency

Efforts to realize village independence can be done through village economic institutions known as Village-Owned Enterprises (Bumdes). As mandated by Law Number 6 of 2014 concerning Villages, villages are expected to be able to create village independence through various village-scale programs and activities and local wisdom. One of the Bumdes in Pulau Tiga Barat District that is expected to be able to improve the village economy is Bumdes Karya Muda Mandiri Pulau Tiga Village by developing various business units including water business units, rental business units and trade business units. The purpose of this study is to analyze how the development strategy of Village-Owned Enterprises (Bumdes) in Pulau Tiga Village, Pulau Tiga Barat District, Natuna Regency in an effort to realize village independence and improve community welfare, as well as identify obstacles/barriers in the development of the Bumdes. The type of research used in this study is descriptive qualitative using the phenomenological type. The data sources used are primary and secondary data. The data collection techniques used are observation, interviews and documentation. The data analysis techniques used in this study are Data Reduction, Data Presentation and Conclusion Drawing. The results of the study found that: 1) The organizational strategy is good but not yet optimal, seen from the programs implemented that meet the criteria stated in the Bumdes vision and mission, but the objectives of Bumdes are still not understood by the community. 2) The program strategy carried out cannot be said to be optimal because several programs have been prepared but not all programs have been realized due to budget constraints. 3) The resource support strategy also cannot be said to be good, and 4) The Institutional Strategy has not been fully implemented. So it can be said that the Karya Muda Mandiri Bumdes Development Strategy in Pulau Tiga Village, West Pulau Tiga District is good but not yet optimal. The results of this study provide recommendations to the Pulau Tiga Village Government and the Karya Muda Mandiri Bumdes Management to maximize socialization of the Bumdes program to the Community and improve the ability of Bumdes Management in developing Bumdes by prioritizing deliberation in making planning and policies.

Ethnomathematics Study at The Tomb of Sunan Bonang Tuban

Ethnomathematics is mathematics inherent in the form of local wisdom. This study aims to describe the ethnomathematics at the Tomb of Sunan Bonang Tuban. These Data were obtained through observation, interviews, and documentation. The Data is analyzed by reducing the data, presenting the data, and drawing conclusions. To obtain the validity of the data, a credibility test through triangulation, a transferability test through a detailed description, as well as a dependability test and confirmability test by auditing. The results of ethnomathematics studies on the Tomb of Sunan Bonang Tuban in the aspect of counting there <em>candra sengkala</em> on gate I. In the aspect of locating obtained patterns of sequential arrangement of pages, the arrangement of pages and gates that have a repeating pattern, the arrangement of Pendopo <em>rante</em> sirap and Sunan Bonang Tomb cungkup sirap that form an arithmetic sequence, the arrangement of cemaric plates on the <em>rana</em> that form a pattern of numbers, and the arrangement of other tombs are parallel. In designing aspects obtained page I and III rectangular, trapezoidal page II, shingle Pavilion <em>rante</em> and Sunan Bonang Tomb <em>cungkup</em>-shaped combination of rectangular pyramid and truncated rectangular pyramid.

Maintaining the Quality of Health Services in the New Normal Era: From Visit to Virtual

AbstractThe COVID-19 pandemic has forced hospitals to implement innovative steps to support the Indonesian government's large-scale social restriction program by moving from visits to virtual services via telemedicine. This study aims to analyze and explore the quality of telemedicine-based health services in the new normal era and explore other unique aspects of it. This study uses a qualitative research design with a phenomenological approach focusing on HaloKIH telemedicine services at Kasih Ibu Saba Hospital. Data collection techniques through interviews with data analysis technique used are the interactive model, namely data conduction, data display, and verification. The results showed that the quality of HaloKIH's telemedicine service was considered very good because it had been able to adapt the criteria from the E-ServQual dimension, namely efficiency, fulfillment of needs, reliability, privacy, responsiveness, compensation, and contact. The new unique dimension that emerges is the adaptation of the local wisdom of the surrounding culture. Keywords:E-Service Quality, Health Service Quality, Telemedicine, New Normal