Log Book Research Articles

Pengabdian Kepada Masyarakat Di Desa Kumpai: Self Report

The purpose of this paper is to report court activities to the community in Kumpai village. The service report method uses self-report-based descriptive qualitative, primary data sources based on the log book of students of the Islamic guidance and counseling study program at the Faculty of Da'wah and Humanities IAIS Sambas on behalf of Witri Lusdiandari. The location of the service is in the village of Kumpai, Sambas District, in 2022. The community service activities include: Meetings with hamlet heads and residents at the Baitul Rahman Mosque; Gathering with community leaders at the house of the head of the border hamlet; Participate in special posyandu activities for stunting children; Teaching at Teratai PAUD TPQ activities at the Baitul Rahman Mosque; Teaching TPQ at the Al-Jihad Mosque; Implementation of the Prophet's Birthday Mini TPQ competition at the Baitul Rahman mosque; Recitation with mothers at the Al-Jihad Mosque; Tabligh Akbar at the Baitul Rahman Mosque.

An Exploration of Second-Year Student Nurse's Perceptions of Stress Towards Substandard Academic Performance at University, Windhoek, Khomas Region, Namibia

Background: Stress has always been a contributor to student nurses' substandard academic performance due to difficulty dealing with academic tasks. Stress influenced the psychological well-being of undergraduate nursing students. Methods: This study used the qualitative research method; Qualitative research is research that provides indepth insights and understanding of real-world problems. The steps proposed by George was used for data analysis. Purposive sampling method was used to select participants from a population of 94 second-year degree nursing students. A total number of 15 second-year degree student nurses registered for the academic year 2022 at the Unam main campus were interviewed. An interview guide, an audio recorder, and field notes were used as the data collection intrument during face-to-face interviews. Results: The study found that second-year degree nursing students at UNAM main campus perceived stress with negative feelings due to its detrimental effects and they further expressed how it affected their academic performance negatively due to demotivation to study when they are stressed. The study also found that students experienced stress from various stressors such as challenges with log books completion and submission, struggle with financial matters, overwhelmed with theory workload, and conflict with the registered nurses at the clinical settings. Conclusion: The study concluded that there is no specific policy or guidelines to cope with the stress-related factors at the campus under study. The finding of this study shall therefore assist the University of Namibia under study and all stakeholders to work on the identified contributing factors.

Breeding strategy and contract farming model to promote Boer Cross population continuity: A case study at Sadhana Arif Nusa Company Lombok Island West Nusa Tenggara Province, Indonesia)

<p><strong>Objective</strong>: This study aims to analyze population development strategies and contract farming models with East Lombok regency West Nusa Tenggara province farmers. This research was focused on SAN-C which is very concerned with the development of Boer goats and employing the people of East Lombok.</p><p><strong>Methods</strong>: The study employed action research. Boer cross-goats data was obtained from the log book of SAN-C. Supporting data were obtained from in-depth interviews and FGDs with representatives of farmers, livestock traders, representatives of the East Lombok district government, and management representatives of SAN-C.</p><p><strong>Results</strong>: This study found that the previous contract farming model with the credit system was changed to a profit-sharing system based on the weight of the goat. That is the difference in the final weight minus the initial weight multiplied by the price per kilogram divided by two. One part is for partners, and the other part is for SAN-C. Thus, the income for farmers is close to the minimum standard wage for the district of East Lombok.</p><p><strong>Conclusion</strong>: By applying a new breeding strategy and contract farming models, the population of Boer cross increased sustainably. Similarly, the income of farmers will also increase. It is recommended that the new contract farming model can be applied to other farmers all over WNT. It was also recommended that both SAN-C and must make a selection, especially for F2 and F3 with the most superior phenotypes as stock breeders. Finally, excess feed production in the rainy season should be stored in the form of hay or silage to overcome the shortage of feed in the dry season.</p>

Tuberculosis Treatment Outcomes and Its Predictors among Tuberculosis Patients Registered at Tefera Hailu Memorial General Hospital, Sekota Town, Northeast Ethiopia: A Seven-Year Retrospective Study.

Despite the availability of effective medications, tuberculosis (TB) continues to be a serious global public health problem, primarily affecting low and middle-income nations. Measuring and reporting TB treatment outcomes and identifying associated factors are fundamental parts of TB treatment. The goal of this study was to look at the outcomes of TB treatment and the factors that influence them in Sekota, Northeast Ethiopia. A facility-based retrospective study was conducted in Tefera Hailu Memorial General Hospital, Sekota town, Northeast Ethiopia. All TB patients who registered in the TB log book and had known treatment outcomes at the treatment center between January 1, 2015, and December 30, 2021, were included in this study. The data was gathered utilizing a pretested structured data extraction format that comprised demographic, clinical, and treatment outcome characteristics. Data were entered, cleaned, and analyzed using SPSS version 25. Descriptive statistics and logistic regression analysis were employed. A p value of less than 0.05 was considered statistically significant. A total of 552 registered TB patients' data were reviewed. Of these, 49.6% were male, 94.4% were new cases, 64.9% were presented with pulmonary TB, and 18.3% were HIV positive. Regarding the treatment outcome, 11.6% were cured, 82.2% completed their treatment, 1.1% had failed treatment, 1.3% were lost to follow-up, and the remaining 3.8% died during the follow-up. The overall treatment success rate among TB patients was 93.8%. The maximum number of successful treatment outcomes was 94.9% in 2021, while the lowest was 86.7% in 2020. The pattern of successful treatment results changes with the number of years of treatment. In the current study, being a new TB patient (AOR = 1.75, 95% CI: 1.31-7.32) and being an HIV-negative patient (AOR = 2.64, 95% CI: 1.20-5.8) were factors independently associated with a successful treatment outcome. The rate of successful TB treatment outcomes in the current study was satisfactory. This achievement should be maintained and enhanced further by developing effective monitoring systems and educating patients about medication adherence.

Gambaran Kecukupan Gizi pada Kehamilan Remaja di Kota Salatiga

Background: Nutritional adequacy is one of the factors that affect the health of pregnant women and fetuses. Objective to describe the nutritional adequacy of adolescent pregnant women in Salatiga City.Methods: this study uses a mix method. The study population was all teenage pregnant women in Salatiga City. The sample is all pregnant women aged 12-16 years through total sampling technique. The instruments used were food records 2x24 hours and the SQ-FFQ form last one month for quantitative research, pens, recording tools and qualitative research log books. Quantitative data were analyzed using NutriSurvey 2007 software, qualitative data were analyzed through coding.Result: The level of macronutrient adequacy of adolescent pregnant women in Salatiga City mostly has a deficit of weight and more, namely carbohydrates (57.14%) and fat (85.71%). Most of the micronutrient adequacy levels are deficits, namely potassium (85.71%), calcium (100%), zinc (100%), iron (85.71%), folate (85.71%), vitamin B1 (100%) and vitamin E (57.14%).Conclusion: Research on the level of macronutrients adequacy of adolescent pregnant women in Salatiga City is mostly in the category of heavy and overweight deficits, namely carbohydrates and fats above 50%. The level of micronutrients adequacy in most of the deficit categories, namely potassium, calcium, zinc, iron, folate, vitamin B1 and vitamin E is above 50%. This is influenced by the imbalance of food intake consumed during pregnancy. This also results in weight gain of pregnant women not being ideal for weight gain during pregnancy, even though they have good nutritional status.

Clinicodemographic profile of chronic liver disease patients at a tertiary care hospital: a retrospective analysis.

This is a retrospective observational study conducted in the inpatient ward of the Department of Gastroenterology at the University in Nepal. Ethical approval was taken from the Institutional Review Committee, and a structured questionnaire format was used to record the data retrospectively using admission log books and admission sheets. Demographic data regarding age, sex, and address were collected, while the form of decompensation during presentation was used as a source of clinical data. For statistical analysis, see SPSS 21 (IBM Corp., Released 2012. IBM SPSS Statistics for Windows, Version 21.0; IBM Corp.) was used. A male-to-female ratio of 2:1 was found, with ALD the most common cause of CLD in admitted patients. Similarly, the majority of patients were admitted due to ascites, which was compounded by spontaneous bacterial peritonitis. 93.60% of patients admitted with CLD had a deranged prothrombin time, while only about a third of patients had elevated aspartate aminotransferase and/or alanine aminotransferase. The large burden of ALD highlights the importance of awareness programs at the community level, which have been neglected till date.

Problems and solutions to conduct of thesis of postgraduate medical students during the COVID-19 pandemic: an insight into the students perspective.

The coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic has adversely impacted medical education worldwide. However, its impact on the postgraduate medical thesis and dissertation work is still not evaluated. Through this study, we planned to find out the problems brought by the pandemic and likely alternatives and possible solutions to thrust the academic competence of postgraduate students. After obtaining institutional ethics committee approval, we sent a 13-item questionnaire to postgraduate medical students in India via various social media online platforms. Data on the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on thesis work and alternatives/solutions to improve the research competence were collected on a Likert scale and analyzed. We received a total of 398 responses out of which 377 entries were included for final analysis. The majority of participants (88%) reportedly had an adverse impact on the thesis work and out of 25% of the participants who recently submitted their around 45% had to do so without achieving the estimated sample size. The 6-month departmental review for thesis progress was seen in merely 28% of participants. Possible alternatives suggested were the maintenance of log books, task-based assessment of research methodology, departmental audits, and systematic reviews. Solutions suggested for improving the research competence of students were a compulsory research methodology curriculum, a biostatistics department in each institution, permission to conduct thesis work beyond submission time, exclusive time for research work, and financial incentives. Modification in the research aspect of the current postgraduate medical education is the need of the hour and the pandemic has enlightened us regarding the current weaknesses.

Technology Adoption in Indian Banking Sectors – 2023

The Recent Technology in banking has become even more evident in recent years, as phone, online and mobile banking has revolutionize the way we take care of our finances. In fact, one might argue that the impact of technology in the banking sector has meant that we now have no excuse for being overdrawn or not paying credit card bills on time. In previous generations, the only way to find out how much money you had in the bank was to keep a detailed log book or pay a visit to your local branch and ask the teller to check the ledger for you. Then along came the innovation known as the ATM machine, which allowed us to withdraw cash from hundreds of convenient locations and check our balance while we were at it. Nowadays, with mobile banking apps it’s possible to check your balance any time any place. So before you splash out on a new stereo or home entertainment system you can check your account then and there just to be sure you can afford it. Another one of the Advantages of technology in banking is that it allows us to pay bills quickly and without physical visit. We can arrange to have them paid by direct debit every month at a time that suits us, or we can make one off transfers as and when the bills come in. This means that there’s no longer any need to pay a physical visit to your branch to pay bills and it also means we are more likely to pay them on time. People who find it more difficult to manage their money can arrange for as many bills as possible to be paid just after their salary clears their account so that they know the essentials are covered before they can spend on luxuries. In this paper has been made an attempt on “Technology adoption in Indian Banking Sector.

Editorial log book and review comments for Moving Arrows, Moving People: Towards an understanding...

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Investigation of ship radio communication deficiencies in port state controls: radio logbook records

ABSTRACT Radio log book records are one of the significant deficiencies items in port state controls. This study attempts to reveal the legislative gaps in radio log book inspections and to prevent deficiencies related to radio log book records. To address this issue, the annual reports from 2015 to 2020 of nine MoUs are analysed, and the deficiencies of the radio log book records from 2016 to 2020 in the USCG inspections are determined. In order to identify the radio log book records correctly, international regulations are widely scrutinised. In addition to all of these investigations, experts’ assessments are also consulted. Based on the investigation results, we derive three conclusions. First, according to Paris MoU data, 32.9% to 39.4% of the deficiencies in radio communication arise from radio log book records. Second, there are inadequate regulations on how to keep compulsory radio log book records. Third, some contradictions and uncertainties regarding the compulsory records are determined.

Editorial log book and review comments for Gamla Uppsala – the emergence of a centre and a magnate complex

Editorial log book and review comments for Gamla Uppsala – the emergence of a centre and a magnate complex

Editorial log book and review comments for Radoslaw Grabowski. Identification and delineation of settlement space functions in south Scandinavian Iron Age

Editorial log book and review comments for Radoslaw Grabowski. Identification and delineation of settlement space functions in south Scandinavian Iron Age

Editorial log book and review comments for Johannes Siapkas, Negotiated Positivism: The disregarded epistemology of Arne Furumark

Editorial log book and review comments for Johannes Siapkas, Negotiated Positivism: The disregarded epistemology of Arne Furumark

Editorial log book and review comments for Justyna Baron, The ritual context of pottery deposits....

Editorial log book and review comments for Justyna Baron, The ritual context of pottery deposits....

Editorial log book and review comments for By Who, for Whom?: Landscape, Process and Economy in the Bloomery Iron Production AD 400-1000

Editorial log book and review comments for By Who, for Whom?: Landscape, Process and Economy in the Bloomery Iron Production AD 400-1000

Editorial log book and review comments for An Iron Age Magnate Farm at Odarslöv – a local centre in the realm of Uppåkra

Editorial log book and review comments for An Iron Age Magnate Farm at Odarslöv – a local centre in the realm of Uppåkra

Editorial log book and review comments for Hackwitz & Stenbäck, Changing Landscapes

Editorial log book and review comments for Hackwitz & Stenbäck, Changing Landscapes

Editorial log book and review comments for Frands Herschend, Homeland :: hostland

Editorial log book and review comments for Frands Herschend, Homeland :: hostland

Editorial log book and review comments for Kristin Ilves, Is there an archaeological potential for a sociology of landing sites?

Editorial log book and review comments for Kristin Ilves, Is there an archaeological potential for a sociology of landing sites?

Editorial log book and review comments for Rune Edberg: In the Wake of a Viking Ship Tragedy

Editorial log book and review comments for Rune Edberg: In the Wake of a Viking Ship Tragedy