Mimika Regency Research Articles

The Effectiveness of Using Telenursing in Supporting Patient Adherence to Antimalarial Medication

Malaria, which is still endemic in Papua Indonesia, especially Mimika Regency, has the classic issue of low adherence to antimalarial medication necessitates the use of a technological approach through telenursing, which includes reminders and self-reporting, allowing for optimal monitoring of adherence. To determine the effect of web application-based telenursing on adherence to antimalarial medication. This study used a quasi-experimental design with a pre-post test only approach. The instrument used was the Morisky Medication Adherence Scale-8 (MMAS). The sample consisted of 42 respondents per group. The analysis of medication adherence showed a significant difference between pre- and post-treatment in the intervention group, with a p-value of 0.000 (p-value < 0.05). Additionally, post-hoc pairwise comparisons showed that in the control group, a significant p-value of 0.000 was only found between day 15 and day 3, while in the intervention group, significant p-values ​​of 0.000 were found at every time point. Web application-based telenursing has been proven to significantly affect adherence to antimalarial medication.

Analysis of Fish Supplies at the Poumako Fishing Port, Mimika Regency, Central Papua Province - Indonesia

One of the feeder ports in Fisheries Management Area (FMA) 718 is the Poumako fishing port in Central Papua Province, which encompasses fishing grounds in the sea of Aru, Arafuru, and Eastern Timor. As a supply of fish for different consumer locations on the island of Java, the port is crucial to Indonesia's marine fisheries supply chain. Therefore, in fisheries management policies at FMA 718, it is necessary to predict fish catches as assessment materials. This research aims to analyze the availability of fish supplies at the Poumako Fishing Port. Secondary data from the Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries (MMAF) provided the production of fish that landed between January 2018 and October 2023 for analysis. In addition, secondary data from the Poumako Fishing Port and interviews with port management were used to reveal the dynamics of fish supply at the Fishing Port. Data was analyzed descriptively. Fish catch predictions were investigated by the Triple Exponential Smoothing method. The research results show that Poumako Fishing Port has significant roles in the local and national fish supply chains. The trend of fish catches landed at Poumako Fishing Port is parabolic. There is a trend of increasing production in 2018–2021 and decreasing production in 2022–2023. The catch fisheries production is predicted to decline in 2024. Therefore, it is necessary to improve port facilities and management to increase marine fisheries production at the Poumako Fishing Port in the future.

Building Reading Interest of Kamoro Tribe Children in Pigapu Village, Mimika Regency, Central Papua

This service activity was carried out to increase the reading interest of Kamoro tribal children in Pigapu Village, most of whom are fishermen's children. The method used in this service is to provide understanding to teaching volunteers so that they are able to transfer knowledge to children through activities at the Aweida Reading Park. In addition, questionnaires were distributed to get responses from participants related to the topic of the activity to be carried out. As a result of the service carried out through training at the Aweida Reading Park, the children's interest in reading in Pigapu Village ran smoothly and the participants enthusiastically followed. In training and evaluation, the participants are quite immersed in this activity. The training activity not only involves the teachers of the reading park, but also children and parents who take their time to attend this activity.

The Impact of Compensation and Motivation on Turnover Intention of Employees Providing Labor Services in Mining Business License Areas, Mimika Regency, Papua Province

Regulatory changes by the Indonesian government that affect labor service providers in the Mimika region, particularly the transition from fixed-term contracts (PKWT) to permanent contracts (PKWTT), have led to increased wage disparities and employee turnover. This study aims to analyze the impact of compensation and motivation on turnover intention, as well as to understand the factors that influence employee work motivation when facing operational and structural challenges. The methodology used is Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) with Partial Least Squares (PLS) technique using SmartPLS software version 3.2.8. Survey results indicate that the average intention of employees to leave the company is 79.4%. Conversely, employee compensation and motivation are low, with 45.1% and 44.8%, respectively. Hypothesis results show that compensation and motivation significantly reduce turnover, with compensation influencing at -0.542 and motivation at -0.228. This highlights the importance of fair compensation strategies and effective motivation and suggests that companies should enhance both aspects to reduce turnover intentions. This study also provides important managerial insights in addressing ongoing dynamics in the mining sector in Mimika Regency.

The Impact of Service Quality and Tax Socialization on Taxpayer Awareness Performance: Case from Mimika Papua, Indonesia

Taxation plays a crucial role as the largest source of income for governments, including local governments such as Mimika Regency, Papua Province. Therefore, the impact of Tax Socialization, Taxpayer Compliance and Awareness, and Service Quality on Taxpayer Service Performance remains relevant to be studied. This study employs an empirical test with 100 taxpayer respondents in Mimika Regency, Papua Province, Indonesia. Hypothesis testing was conducted using Structural Equation Modeling – Partial Least Square (SEM-PLS). The results of the test prove that service quality, tax socialization, and taxpayer awareness have a positive influence on taxpayer compliance. Service quality, tax socialization, and taxpayer awareness also have a positive influence on service performance. Taxpayer compliance does not have a positive influence on service performance, but taxpayer awareness does. The theoretical implications of this research information serve as a guide for researchers to develop tax and tax knowledge, and the determinants of non-compliance can be used for future research. From a policy maker's perspective, this information will assist tax authorities in developing tax education programs.

Determinant of Eudaimonic Well Being: Case in Mimika Papua, Indonesia

Stakeholder participation and service experience are two important factors in increasing eudaimonic well-being. This research aims to examine the relationship between stakeholder participation, service experience, stakeholder empowerment, social support and eudaimonic well-being. This research used a survey method with 120 respondents consisting of village heads and community leaders spread across 18 districts in Mimika Regency, Central Papua Province, Indonesia. The research results show that stakeholder participation has a positive effect on service experience, stakeholder empowerment has a positive effect on service experience, service experience has a positive effect on eudaimonic well-being, and stakeholder participation does not support eudaimonic well-being. The results of this research also show that service experience mediation positively influences stakeholder participation towards eudaimonic well-being, while stakeholder empowerment and social support cannot moderate the relationship between stakeholder participation and service experience. This research also found that to ensure a pleasant service experience, Bappeda must design and manage service processes based on a good understanding of stakeholder needs and goals, in particular, the meaning of service in organizational life. In addition, to facilitate stakeholder interaction with staff services, Bappeda can also wisely empower stakeholders by adapting to the level of stakeholder participation.

Knowledge, Attitudes, and Behaviors Towards HIV-AIDS Prevention (Descriptive Study in Harapan Village, Kwamki Narama District, Mimika Regency - Central Papua)

This research is motivated by the increasing cases of HIV/AIDS in Indonesia due to a lack of knowledge, information, and public awareness about HIV/AIDS. In addition, social prejudice and discrimination still exist. Therefore, it is considered necessary to make maximum effort to prevent it. Changes in human behavior are expected to reduce the rate of spread of HIV/AIDS in society because it can hinder socio-economic development and threaten national stability. The purpose of this study was to describe HIV/AIDS prevention efforts in Harapan Village, Kwamki Narama District, Mimika Regency, Papua. The type of research used was research with a descriptive research design to obtain a detailed description of HIV/AIDS prevention behavior. The number of samples is 80 with a simple random sampling method. As a result, the percentage of respondents who took appropriate HIV/AIDS prevention measures was the highest at 66.3%, followed by appropriate attitudes at 63.8% and knowledge of appropriate attitudes at 53.8%, followed by %. This means that there is a significant relationship between behavior and attitudes towards behavior in HIV/AIDS prevention. There is no significant relationship between knowledge and action in HIV/AIDS prevention. It was concluded that respondents' lack of knowledge influences their behavior in preventing HIV/AIDS. In terms of attitude, the behavior of respondents who take or do not avoid HIV/AIDS transmission can influence their behavior in the decision-making process as well as their behavior in HIV/AIDS prevention. The bottom line is that knowledge, attitudes, and actions are very important in efforts to combat HIV/AIDS

Transformation Of Polri Strategy With Precision Principles In Preventing And Handling Vertical Conflict In Mimika Regency Central Papua Province

The phenomenon of vertical conflict is very diverse, starting from the social, cultural, political and economic aspects of various lives which are triggered by differences between the Amungme tribe living in mountainous areas and the Kamoro tribe in coastal areas. Apart from these two tribes, there are still five kinship tribes including; Dani/Lani, Damal, Mee, Nduga and Moni according to characteristics which are considered detrimental and disturbing issues and even violate the rules and norms that apply to tribes still have various kinds of problems until now there are still tribal wars and wars between tribes, even within The tribe itself leads to the disintegration of the nation. The research method used is a descriptive method with a qualitative approach that systematically describes the facts and characteristics of objects and subjects from empirical observations carried out precisely by taking into account variations in the problems of transforming the National Police's strategy with the principle of precision in preventing and handling vertical conflict in Mimika Regency, Central Papua ProvinceThe results of the research show that the transformation of the National Police's strategy with the Precision principle has not been implemented effectively, namely: 1). Events in the surrounding community that have had contact with society in general. 2). Factors causing vertical conflict are reduced feelings of nationalism, widening social disparities, and a number of violations of pro-people's rights. 3.) The National Police's precise strategic transformation model in preventing and handling vertical conflicts creates a lasting peace agreement which is implemented by the National Police based on a win and win solution, so that a compromise and collaborative decision is realized in resolving the conflict by both parties.a) AbO (Ability and Opportunity) strategy which uses the National Police's capabilities to take advantage of opportunities in planning. b) SO (Strength and Opportunity) strategy which uses the power of the National Police. c) AgO (Agility and Opportunity) strategy which uses intelligence to have optimism to become a mobilizer and guide of the people around him as figures who are capable, knowledgeable and at the same time a role model. d) AbC (Ability and Culture) strategy which is the ability to face the demands of a changing cultural environment, where the National Police provides quality services. e) SC (Strength and Culture) strategy which uses power to respond to cultural changes by placing the National Police according to its main tasks and functions. f) AgC (Agility and Culture) strategy which uses intelligence to anticipate the influence of cultural change by creating a comfortable, healthy and orderly environment

Analysis of the Agricultural Potential of Papua Province

Papua is one of the provinces in Indonesia that has enormous agricultural potential because it has very large areas of land. Most of Papua's population works in agriculture. Even though the agricultural sector is still the basis of hope for the majority of the population, its contribution to GRDP is less than 25 percent. For this reason, it is necessary to carry out an analysis to determine the agricultural potential that exists in each regency/city in Papua Province and the basis and non-basis agricultural sectors that exist in each regency/city in Papua Province. The analytical methods used in this research are Shift-Share and Location Quotient. The results of the Shift-Share analysis, seen from the total value (Shift Share) of the Agricultural sector in all Regencies/Cities in Papua Province, is positive, which means that the growth of the sector is progressive and has the potential to be developed. Based on the results of the LQ analysis, there are 27 regencies included in the basis sector, which means these regencies have a surplus in their agricultural sector and meet the needs of their region and other regions. Besides, Mimika Regency and Jayapura City are included in the non-base sector.

IMPACT OF THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC FOR MSMEs IN EFFORTS TO INCREASE INCOME

The purpose of this research is to directly find out that there is a COVID-19 outbreak that has a much bigger impact on Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises in an effort to increase income. This research was conducted in Pasar Rentra Village, Mimika Baru District, Mimika Regency. This research uses a qualitative descriptive method as well as data or information collection techniques in the form of ongoing interviews with 10 informants who have the profession of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises as representatives of MSMEs in the Mimika Baru District Rentra Market. The results found in this research are regarding the spread of the existing COVID-19, so that it will directly have a very significant impact on Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises. The impact is grouped into several parts, including: (a) income has decreased drastically; (b) lack of consumers; and (c) raw material prices have increased. Therefore, it is necessary for MSMEs to be able to sell online, open a side business, provide good service, and pay attention to the quality of the goods to be sold. Keywords: Impact of COVID-19, MSMEs, Business Income.

Analisis Pengaruh Ketimpangan Pembangunan Dan Pertumbuhan Ekonomi Terhadap Kemiskinan di Kabupaten Mimika

This study aims to find out: The effect of development inequality and economic growth on poverty in Mimika Regency. The method used in this study is the associative method. Data collection techniques through documentation. The analytical tool used is multiple linear regression. The results showed that partially development inequality had a positive effect and significance and ecomonic growth had a positive but not significant effect on poverty in Mimika Regency. Meanwhile, in terms of feasibility, the development inequality model and economic growth have a significant effect on poverty in Mimika Regency.

Analisis Potensi Kontribusi Pajak Rumah Kos Terhadap Pendapatan Asli Daerah Di Kabupaten Mimika (Studi Kasus Di Distrik Mimika Baru)

This study aims to determine the potential contribution of boarding house taxes to local revenue in Mimika Regency, especially in Mimika Baru District. The analytical method used is descriptive. Data collection techniques in this study were observation and interviews with 34 boarding house owners with 10 rooms in Mimika Baru District. The instrument used in data analysis is the analysis of potential contributions with the aim of measuring each potential and contribution that can increase Regional Original Income. The results of the study show that the potential for boarding house taxes in the Mimika Baru District is quite large, namely IDR 407,386,800 per year with a very low contribution or 0.37%, but this potential does not yet cover all the boarding house taxpayers in each district. Mimika Regency. If all districts in Mimika Regency pay taxes, it can certainly make a big contribution to increasing the Regional Original Income

The Existence of PT. Freeport Indonesia: Effects for Indigenous Peoples and the Investment Climate in Papua

Objective:This study attempts to identify and assess the social presence of PT. Freeport Indonesia's impact on local public customs, particularly the sizable Amungme and Komoro tribes, as well as the Papuan investment climate. To gather information and meet the research goals, a qualitative approach or sociological juridical research is used. Method: This study, which employs a qualitative methodology, was carried out near PT. Freeport Indonesia in the Papua Province's Mimika Regency. The Amungme and Komoro Tribes, two significant tribes in the area, have opposing views on the existence of PT. Freeport Indonesia. While the second tribe compromises, the first tribe is very reactive.The approach used to acquire the data was conducting interviews with community leaders and distributing questionnaires to residents of the Amungme and Komoro traditional groupings. Pay close attention to people who are impacted by PT. Freeport Indonesia and those who receive business advice from the organization. Result: The study's findings indicate that the local people is affected by the physical environment, including tailings accumulation (mine industry waste) and the extraction of customary land outside of the designated bounds, as indicated in the January Agreement of 1974. PT Freeport's presence, on the other hand, has prompted other businesses to invest in Indonesia and has supported the growth of local communities' entrepreneurs through the establishment of business incubators that focus on ventures in the fields of agriculture, animal husbandry, cooperatives, transportation services, the building materials sector (tela stone, sandstone, processed wood), landscaping, and commercial art. Conclusion: PT. Freeport Indonesia is very closely related to physical environmental impacts, including the accumulation of tailings (mining industrial waste) and the taking of customary land far outside of the agreed boundaries, as stated in the January Agreement made in 1974. As a result, it is biased towards the emergence of rejection of the existence of PT. Freeport Indonesia in Mimika R. The opposition to PT. Freeport Indonesia's presence is a sign of a welfare dispute. On the one hand, strong concentration comes with good fortune, while on the other, helplessness comes with all of its pain.

Analysis of the Application of PSAK No. 45 Financial Reporting of Non-Profit Organizations in Achieving Transparency and Accountability at Yayasan Pemberdayaan Masyarakat Amungme dan Kamoro (YPMAK) in Mimika Regency

This study aims to analyze the application of PSAK No. 45 financial reporting to non-profit organizations in achieving transparency and accountability at Yayasan Pemberdayaan Masyarakat Amungme dan Kamoro (YPMAK) in Mimika Regency. The type of research used is a descriptive-qualitative approach with data collection methods through observation, interviews, and foundation documents. The research results show that YPMAK has implemented PSAK No. 45 concerning the financial reporting of non-profit organizations in terms of format and structure in the preparation of financial reports. However, it does not fully implement PSAK No. 45, where YPMAK does not record funding activities in the cash flow statement and does not explain restrictions on donor resources. Meanwhile, transparency in the use of funds and accountability in YPMAK's financial reports have been transparent and accountable both in the presentation and submission of financial reports, so that the foundation has carried out financial reporting in a transparent and accountable manner according to the principles of professional financial management.

Analisis Tingkat Produktivitas Karyawansebelum Dan Sesudah Penerapan Konsep Leanmanufacture Pada PT Sanggar Sarana Baja

This study aims to determine differences in the analysis of employee productivity levels before and after the implementation of the lean manufacturing concept at PT Sanggar Sarana Baja in Mimika Regency. The research method used in this study is a comparative research method. The data used are qualitative and quantitative data collected using observation techniques, questionnaires and documentation. To measure the difference in the level of employee productivity before and after the application of the lean manufacturing concept at PT Sanggar Sarana Baja, Mimika Regency, the Wilcoxon Match Pair Test analysis was used. The results of this study indicate that there are differences in the level of employee productivity before and after the application of the lean manufacturing concept seen from the timeliness aspect which is very influential in supporting the achievement of company targets.
 Keywords : Productivity, Quantity, Quality, Timeliness, Lean Manufacture

Analisis Faktor Risiko TB paru Anak yang Tinggal Serumah dengan Penderita TB paru Dewasa

Pulmonary tuberculosis (TB) is still a major public health problem in Indonesia. Based on the Household Health Survey (SKRT) results tuberculosis is the number one respiratory disease and infectious disease. Tuberculosis in children causes growth disorders and even death. If pulmonary tuberculosis in a child is not treated immediately, it can quickly develop into parenchymal or tubercular pneumonia, milliary tuberculosis, bone tuberculosis (scrofuloderma), joint tuberculosis, abdominal tuberculosis, and even meningitis. This study used a case-control design with analytical observation. Children who were exposed to and lived in the same household with adult pulmonary tuberculosis patients as many as 90 adults participated in the study. The case sample consisted of children aged 0-15 years who were diagnosed with Pulmonary TB by doctors at the Wania Health Center, Mimika Regency. The case sample size was 30 respondents and the control sample was 30 respondents. The free variables in this study were parental knowledge, BCG vaccination history, child nutritional status, occupancy density, the behavior of TB sufferers at home, and length of contact. Data were analyzed using univariate analysis, bivariate analysis, and multivariate analysis (multiple logistic regression). The results of the study analysis showed that the factors that influence the incidence of tuberculosis in children are parental knowledge (p = 0.001), BCG vaccination history (p = 0.001), and the behavior of adult tuberculosis sufferers in the household (p = 0.000) The conclusion of the study was that the behavior of adult pulmonary tuberculosis patients who lived in the same house with children was most influential in the transmission of pulmonary tuberculosis in children who lived in the same household as adult pulmonary tuberculosis patients at the Health Centre of Wania, Mimika District.

Evaluation of Village Funding Policy in Kampung Mekurima, Kwamki Narama District Mimika Regency

The purpose of this study was to describe and analyze the impact of the Village Fund Management policy implemented in Mekurima Village, Kwamki Narama District, Mimika Regency, whether it had achieved its goals, what is the accountability of public implementers to Village Fund policies, and provide input on Village Fund policies in Mekurima Village, Kwamki District The name of Mimika Regency in the future. This study uses a qualitative descriptive approach by describing problems and phenomena to explore and explore and explain the Implementation of Village Fund Management that has been implemented, which is then analyzed qualitatively. However, the process is still not optimal because there are still obstacles related to the availability of Human Resources (HR) managing Village Funds that still need to be adequately prepared. Therefore, the thing that will be of concern in the future is the need for skills training facilities for the community to utilize the potential of human resources in the Village so that they are more independent in managing the Village Fund.

Scenario Planning of Kuala Kencana Sub-District Proliferation, Mimika Regency Central Papua Province

A sub-district with a Camat as its leader is not an ordinary organization that carries out a certain field of government affairs. But they are responsible for a work area and its contents, namely society and its activities. The Camat's workload is closely related to the size of the area, the number of people served, and their distribution. Kuala Kencana sub-district has an area of 860,74 km2 with a population of 27,774 people, making it one of the most densely populated sub-districts in Mimika Regency. You can imagine how hard the task is, coupled with the relatively limited transportation and communication facilities and infrastructure. As a result, many people are not served properly. One way out is to split the sub-district into two so that the coverage area and population served are smaller. On the other hand, the number of ASN serving them increases. This study uses an exploratory method by operationalizing the concept of scenario planning. The stages are Identify Focal Issue (Focal Concern) or Decision; Identify Key Forces; Identify Driving Forces (change drivers); Identify Uncertaint); Selecting the Scenario Logic; Fleshing Out the Scenario. The research produced three scenarios. The normal scenario for the Proliferation of the Kuala Kencana Sub-district followed PP 17 of 2018 regulations; the above normal scenario for the Proliferation of the Sub-district was carried out with the support of affirmative policies from the Central Government. In the sub-normal scenario, the village/village administrative proliferation is carried out first before the sub-district Proliferation

Analisis Karakteristik Bahan Tembaga Akibat Pengaruh Proses Penempaan Terhadap Kekuatan Impak

Indonesia is one of the countries with the largest copper reserves in the world, namely the Tembagapura area, Mimika Regency, Papua Province. The development of electric car technology has a significant impact on increasing the demand for copper. This study conducted material engineering on copper materials with the forging process. The aim of the research was to obtain the average impact energy, average impact strength, and fracture shape of the material from a variety of copper materials. The variation of each test specimen was formed following the ASTM E23 standard with a size specification of 55 mmL x 10 mmW x 8 mmT. The experimental study of impact testing by the charpy method yielded an average impact energy value of 169.081 Joule and 98.058 Joule respectively for copper variations X 1 and X 2 . The average impact strength values produced by the copper variations X 1 and X 2 are 2.114 J/mm 2 and 1.226 J/mm 2 respectively. The results of physical observations of the two variations of the copper material show that the material is not broken with fibrous fractures. The data from the test results can be declared that the forging process with hot working has an effect on increasing material characteristics by 58% and copper materials are classified as ductile materials.

Application of group positive psychotherapy to improve psychological well-being for people with HIV in Papua

Introduction: Problems that arise in a person with HIV/AIDS status are related to disease conditions and psychosocial conditions that can affect psychological well-being. One form of intervention that can improve psychological well-being is Group Positive Psychotherapy. The present study aimed to investigate the effect of implementing positive group psychotherapy in improving the psychological well-being of people living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA) in the working area of the Timika Jaya Health Center, Mimika Regency. Method: This is a quasi-experimental research with the One Groups Pretest-Posttest Design technique approach. Respondents were pretested before the group positive psychotherapy treatment with counseling and education methods. Upon completing the treatment, a posttest was administered. The population of this study was the entire community of PLWHA in the working area of the Timika Jaya Public Health Center with 27 people for a total sampling technique. Data analysis used Chi-Square Test and Paired Samples T-Test. Based on the results of the analysis using paired sample t-test, p-value = 0.000 <α means that there is a significant difference in psychological well-being in PLWHA before and after 1 month of positive group psychotherapy intervention. Result: Furthermore, from 1 month of group positive psychotherapy intervention to the next 2 months, p = 0.000, and before the second group positive psychotherapy intervention, p = 0.000. Overall, there was a significant difference in the improvement of psychological well-being before and after the group positive psychotherapy intervention. Conclusion: Group positive psychotherapy effectively improves psychological well-being for people with HIV/AIDS.