Responsibility For Services Research Articles

Pemanfaatan Buku KIA Upaya Deteksi Dini Tumbuh Kembang Anak di Kecamatan Panca Lautang Kabupaten Sidrap

Community service activities are activities carried out in the stunting locus area in Sidrap Regency, which are the service activities and responsibilities of ITKES Muhammadiyah Sidrap lecturers and students. The purpose of this community service activity is to improve the quality of maternal and child health, it is necessary to implement the use of the MCH handbook in the context of stunting prevention which is carried out at the Cendana Village Office, Sidenreng Rappang Regency. The method of implementing this activity is a site survey, activity plan, activity implementation and activity evaluation. The results of this community service activity in the health sector show the enthusiasm, motivation and enthusiasm of the community in participating in this activity. This PKM activity was carried out at the Cendrana Village Office which was attended by government officials, pregnant women, cadres, parents, community leaders in Cendana village. This activity was carried out in conjunction with free medical check-ups conducted by students, then socialization was carried out on the use of MCH books by lecturers. The consistency of the academic community in carrying out community service activities in the health sector needs to be maintained and even improved in order to support the tri dharma of higher education.

*Striving to Excel in STEM: Insights From Underrepresented, Minoritized Graduate Students With High Academic Ability

Little information exists concerning underrepresented students’ talent development in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) disciplines. This retrospective qualitative study investigated the talent development processes of five Black, seven Hispanic, and three Native American graduate students enrolled in STEM disciplines. All participants completed three individual, 1-hr interviews. Inductive thematic analysis revealed participants experienced challenges throughout their schooling, including chilly atmosphere in STEM disciplines, sense of loneliness, imposter syndrome, and pressure to prove themselves as capable. Despite these obstacles, participants benefited from academic rigor in STEM, gifted education programs, and extended support networks from families, friends, and mentors. Participants also developed a strong sense of responsibility for community service and social justice. Implications for research and practice are discussed.

Web-Based Waste Reporting Application Programming in Kampar District

Garbage is one of the social problems faced by society. Garbage can have a negative impact on health if not handled. If the waste is disposed of carelessly, it will cause various health problems in the community. Thus, a more effective way is needed to improve communication between the community and the government regarding waste reporting. Currently, the handling of waste in Kampar Regency is the responsibility of the Environmental Service (DLH). Therefore, a web-based waste reporting application will be made using the PHP programming language and the MYSQL database. The methodology used in designing this system is using the RUP method. The advantage in this website-based waste reporting application is that it can make it easier for the public to report waste. In addition, the Environmental Service of Kampar Regency can find out the locations of piles of garbage reported by the community.

Pengaruh Kinerja Karyawan Terhadap Kepuasan Anggota Koperasi Pada Koperasi Wiyatamandala (Studi Kasus pada Koperasi Wiyatamadala di Praya, Lombok


 This study aims to find out whether employee performance affects or not the satisfaction of Wiyatamandala cooperative members, and find out how employee performance (service, cooperation, and employee responsibility) affects the satisfaction of Wiyatamandala cooperative members. This type of research is quantitative research. The subject of this study is the Wiyatamandala Cooperative. The object of this study is the member of the wiyatamandala cooperative. The approach used in this study uses a statistical quantitative approach. The main problem studied in this study is the effect of employee performance on the satisfaction of cooperative members in the Wiyatamandala cooperative. The data collection methods in this study were observation, key informants, questionnaires, and documentation. The location of this study is located at SMAN 1 Praya, Praya District, Central Lombok Regency. And process the data using the SPSS application. The results showed that 1) Employee service had no effect and was significant to the satisfaction of the members of the wiyatamandala cooperative, So it can be concluded that Ho was accepted and Ha was rejected. 2) Employee cooperation has an effect and is significant to the satisfaction of the members of the wiyatamandala cooperative, so it can be concluded that Ho was rejected and Ha was accepted. 3) Employee cooperation has an effect and is significant to the satisfaction of the members of the wiyatamandala cooperative, so it can be concluded that Ho was rejected and Ha was accepted. 4) Simultaneously, Service, Cooperation, and Responsibility have an effect and are significant to the satisfaction of wiyatamandala cooperative members, it can be concluded that Ho was rejected and Ha was accepted. The results of the coefficient of determination test showed that employee performance affected the satisfaction of wiyatamandala cooperative members in Praya by 39.5% and the remaining 60.5% was influenced by other variables that were not included in this study.

PERLINDUNGAN HUKUM TERHADAP DATA PRIBADI KONSUMEN PENGGUNA JASA OJEK ONLINE

The purpose of writing is to know legal protection to consumer in using transportation service online and responsibilities of business players when the loss from the customers in using transportation service online. From analysis discussed can be concluded that legal protection given to the entrepreneurs transportation service based application where in terms of transportation has been set up in article 10 act - act number 22/2009 about traffic and publik transportation, government regulation no 41 years 1993 on public transportation and transportation minister decree number 35 years 2003 regarding minivans people in the street and public transports and if consumers feel the quantity and quality of services that does not conform so consumer entitled 2 get compensation loss worth in accordance with the provisions article 19 clause (1 and paragraph (2) act - act number 8 1999 on consumer protection.
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Does the corporate social responsibility of the service based on Blockchain technology affect the real behaviour of the consumer?

The adoption of Blockchain technology has changed the relationship between the company and its customers. The purpose of this study is to investigate the effect of the social responsibility of companies offering services based on Blockchain technology on consumer attitude and resilience. Second, to study the effect of consumer resilience on attitude. Also, to study the effect of attitude on consumer behavioural intention. Finally, to study the effect of behavioural intention on real consumer behaviour. Data were collected from a sample of 463 air travellers. Participants were selected based on convenience sampling. The results show that the corporate social responsibility of the Blockchain-based service positively influences consumer attitude and resilience. Consumer resilience positively influences attitude. Attitude positively influences consumer behavioural intention. Finally, behavioural intention positively influences real consumer behaviour.

How the Suboxone Education Programme presented as a solution to risks in the Canadian opioid crisis: a critical discourse analysis

ObjectivesPharmaceutical industry involvement in medical education, research and clinical practice can lead to conflicts of interest. Within this context, this study examined how the ‘Suboxone Education Programme’, developed and delivered...

Building a model for managing the cost and duration of motor road projects

This paper considers the processes of cost management and the duration of road maintenance projects. A conceptual model is proposed to describe the relationship between time, cost, and quality of projects, which is based on the theory of the «silver triangle». Based on the results of studying the influence of factors, a model has been built for determining the cost and duration of road maintenance projects. Multiple optimization approaches to the components of the «silver triangle» of projects were used. The model constructed at the stage of initiating projects for the maintenance of roads, in contrast to the previous ones, is based on the pre-project level of quality indicators. Owing to the introduction of additional parameters and coefficients, the proposed model of cost management, quality, and duration of road projects was calibrated. The model graph was constructed and optimization was carried out on the example of a long-term road operation project. The algorithm of application of cost and duration management model of highway projects under conditions of uncertainty has been developed, which was checked for adequacy at an estimated error of about 3 %. This makes it possible to assert the effectiveness of the devised model for solving tasks related to project management for maintenance. The model was used to perform calculations based on a real example of the project, which showed that the optimization of the parameters of long-term contracts for the maintenance of highways produces a multiplier effect. This is expressed by reducing the administrative costs of the customer, reducing the responsibility of road services, creating prerequisites for stable financing of road works, the satisfaction of road users, and building strong partnerships between the customer and contractor

Factors Relating to the Success of the Health Information System at the Buton District Health Center


 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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 Introduction: Program planning that has been carried out so far has not been carried out according to procedures due to inadequate human resources; organizing; Cooperation and Coordination; strengthening of data sources; management of data on utilization and development of resources, operation of the Electronic Health System; development of Health Information System; weak monitoring and evaluation; and there is no coaching and supervision. The purpose of the study was to determine the factors related to the success of the health information system at the health center in the Buton district.
 Method: This type of research is quantitative using a cross-sectional study design. This research has been carried out from January to February 2022. The population is all officers who are considered to have a role and responsibility for health services in the Buton district. with a total of 579 health workers in the Buton district who work at the Health Center, with a sample of 90 respondents using the Simple Random Sampling technique.
 Result: Study found that there was a relationship between planning, organizing, cooperation, and coordination factors, strengthening data sources, data management, resource utilization and development, electronic system operation, monitoring, and evaluation of the Health Information System at the Buton District Health Center.
 Conclusion: It is suggested the importance of monitoring and evaluating the readiness of the Health Center in implementing a more optimal Health Information System based on the completeness of the infrastructure, adding human resources according to the field.

Caring for Frail Older People Living Alone in Italy: Future Housing Solutions and Responsibilities of Family and Public Services, a Qualitative Study.

When frail older people age alone in place, with increasing functional limitations, they require support in performing daily living activities. In this respect, it is important to assess their preferences in terms of future housing solutions, and their opinions/orientations on the care responsibilities of both family and public services. The present study aimed to explore these aspects in Italy. Qualitative interviews were carried out in 2019 within the “Inclusive ageing in place” (IN-AGE) research project, involving 120 frail older people who lived at home in three Italian regions (Lombardy, Marche, and Calabria). A content analysis was conducted, and some quantifications of interviewees’ statements were provided. The results revealed that the majority of seniors prefer ageing at home, at least with a personal care assistant (PCA), whereas moving to a nursing home is typically deemed as a last option. Moreover, they considered the family to be primarily responsible for taking care of them, even with the support of public services. In addition, some territorial differences emerged. Strengthening an integrated model of long-term care (LTC) for older people, where both formal and informal supports allow frail older people to age at home, seems thus a good overall policy solution to pursue, with interventions based also on the needs and preferences of both seniors and their respective families.

Telerehabilitation Readiness, Knowledge, and Acceptance of Future Physiatrists in the Philippines: An Online Survey During the COVID-19 Pandemic.

BackgroundClinical, educational, and research interest in telerehabilitation has not been widely explored until the COVID-19 pandemic. Amid the enduring pandemic, telerehabilitation remains part of the daily service, academic, and research responsibilities of residents in various training institutions worldwide.ObjectiveTo determine the Rehabilitation Medicine residents' current levels of telerehabilitation readiness, knowledge, and acceptance, their pattern of beliefs about telerehabilitation, and the factors affecting their readiness.MethodsAll bona fide residents from all training institutions in the Philippines were invited to participate in an online survey evaluating the following constructs: technological readiness (using the Technological Readiness Index or TRI 2.0); telerehabilitation knowledge (using an original multiple-choice examination); and telerehabilitation acceptance (using the Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology questionnaire). A pre-test and pilot test were conducted. The TRI responses were classified according to technology adoption segments to determine the respondents' pattern of beliefs about telerehabilitation.ResultsSixty-two residents participated (86.1% response rate). They had good telerehabilitation readiness (3.3 ± 0.4 out of 5), fair telerehabilitation knowledge (2.1 ± 1.1 out of 5), and excellent telerehabilitation acceptance (4.5 ± 0.6 out of 5). The majority were classified either as telerehabilitation skeptics (38.7%), pioneers (19.4%), or explorers (19.4%). The factors that significantly influenced telerehabilitation readiness were optimism, innovativeness, discomfort, and insecurity (p < 0.05).ConclusionDespite having favorable levels of telerehabilitation readiness and acceptance, the Rehabilitation Medicine residents showed fair telerehabilitation knowledge. Our results suggest the need for formal education and training on virtual rehabilitation care during residency.

Scorecard diagnostic tool for the enabling regulatory environment of faecal sludge management

Abstract Expeditious situational analysis of the enabling regulatory environment (ERE) of faecal sludge management (FSM) is vital for strengthening sanitation systems. However, existing diagnostic tools employ broad indicators, neglecting the detailed assessment of the policy, legal and institutional frameworks for each step along the FSM chain. This paper presents a web-based integrated diagnostic tool for evaluating the quality and adequacy of policy in guiding equity, targeting of resources, quality of service, financial considerations and institutional roles and responsibilities. The tool evaluates the legal framework based on laws, standards and regulations emphasizing on means of enforcement. It evaluates the institutional framework based on investors, service providers, regulators and consumers as guided by the literature. Each indicator is assigned a score of 1: green (effective), 0.5: yellow (limited) and 0: red (poor) for the user interface, containment, emptying, transport, treatment, disposal and reuse of faecal sludge. Built on Laravel Framework Hypertext Preprocessor (PHP), the tool links the scores into a single index averaged into terciles as 0–0.33 (poor), 0.34–0.66 (limited) and 0.67–1 (effective). This helps to identify areas of priority in a given context. The tool successfully facilitated a participatory pilot study in Kenya based on individual stakeholders' opinion. However, the tool does not provide the specific details leading to a given score. Therefore, its application should precede a detailed evaluation of each indicator in order to generate specific details per indicator per step of FSM.

Christian Mission, Spiritual Leadership and Personality Development of the Digital Generation

Spiritual leadership has experienced a significant correction of service responsibilities for God's church. Several reasons are advances in information technology, social media, and financial problems. On the other hand, the digital generation is the majority of the congregation. The facts show that 6 out of 10 people (59%) leave the Christian faith in the first decade of adulthood, and the number 44% - 52% do not go to church. The personality of the digital generation tends to be eroded, while the church leadership seems to have lost the enthusiasm to reach them. The question is how to build the resilience of spiritual leaders in the digital age? What kind of implications and approaches in developing the personality of the Digital Generation can take? The purpose is to describe the steps to build spiritual leadership resilience and explain the implications and mission approaches of digital generation personality development. Research is a qualitative descriptive method. The results are building Spiritual Leadership Resilience by upgrading oneself in contemporary leadership, building friendships, synergizing with other spiritual practitioners, and building worship praise as a medium for spiritual experience. The implications for the digital generation are: Developing the three vocations of the church, building intergenerational relationships and leadership spirit, generating gifts and role effectiveness, and emphasizing the meaning and fulfillment of future leadership functions.

Leveraging medical education resources to enhance instruction in accounting education

The objective of this paper is to provide an introduction to high-quality, practical, and evidence-based instructional resources from medical educators that can be adapted and adopted by accounting educators. The American Accounting Association (AAA) Pathways Commission Final Report set a goal of accounting becoming a learned profession by 2036. An AAA Presidential Scholar has advised that the achievement of this goal will require collaboration with other academic areas inside and beyond the business school. Responding to this call, this paper identifies a subset of Association for Medical Education in Europe (AMEE) Medical Education Guides that are relevant to accounting educators interested in problem-based learning (PBL), team-based learning (TBL), peer assisted learning (PAL) and reflection. Other opportunities for application of the medical resources to faculty responsibilities in teaching, research and service are shared to encourage accounting educators to learn from a well-established learned profession.

A 'plethora of services' but a lack of consistency: Aqualitative study of service providers' perspectives about transitioning from hospital to home for older South Australians.

We explored the perspectives of professionals working in health and aged care services in South Australia about factors that influenced successful transitions from hospital to home or residential aged care home for older people. We examined successful and recommended strategies that could support safe transitions following hospital discharge and reduce avoidable hospital admissions in South Australia. Nineteen professionals from acute, post-acute, primary, community and aged care settings in South Australia participated in semi-structured interviews. Qualitative content analysis was conducted. Participants reported that navigating service provision could be difficult, compounded by different funding arrangements for hospitals, community, primary care and aged care services. Some participants felt that there was an over-reliance on the hospital sector, leaving primary care and community-based services under-utilised to support hospital transitions. The importance of good communication between services and sectors was highlighted. Participants described different categories of services that supported safe transitions by supporting older people immediately post-discharge; services that provided support to stay at home in the weeks and months following discharge; and services that helped the person receive health care at locations other than hospitals or emergency departments when they were unwell. Participants noted that successful programs were not always maintained. Division of responsibility of aged and health-care services between state and national governance contributes to fragmentation of care in South Australia. Careful planning of transitions and coordination of services across sectors is required to ensure older people are supported in the months following discharge from hospital to reduce avoidable rehospitalisations.

TIGA WUJUD PELAYANAN DALAM “PORTAL EMAS” SEBAGAI WUJUD E-GOVERMENT DENGAN PRINSIP ETIKA ADMINISTRASI NEGARA (ANALISIS PELAYANAN LISAN, TULISAN, DAN TINDAKAN DI KOTA PROBOLINGGO)

The government has responsibility for public sector services. The public services are intended to provide convenience and assistance to the public regarding what they need and to achieve an objective. Public services must understand and meet the community's needs regarding services, goods, and administration that need to be carried out properly. The forms of service can be verbal or written, or direct action. The governments, both local and central governments, need to improve the quality of service delivery. Therefore, the Probolinggo City Government had a strategy of providing quality public services. This public service innovation was called the "Portal Emas". The Portal Emas concept is a public service by implements three service forms in a digital application. The author researched the implementation of the Portal Emas as an application for public sector services. The objective was to find out whether the Portal Emas applied values to state administration ethical principles or not. The research was conducted using descriptive qualitative methods. The data was obtained through literature research as the primary source. This research collected scientific research related to public sector services and forms of service, then connected it with the state administration's ethical principles to determine that public service programs have well met the public services indicators. Therefore, public services could be known through the Portal Emas in Probolinggo City under the state administration's ethical principles by implementing three service forms in the Portal Emas application.

Health Statistics in Australia: What We Know and Do Not Know.

Australia is a federation of six states and two territories (the States). These eight governmental entities share responsibility for health and health services with the Australian Government. Mortality statistics, including causes of death, have been collected since the late 19th century, with national data produced by the (now) Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) from 1907. Each State introduced hospital in-patient statistics, assisted by State offices of the ABS. Beginning in the 1970s, the ABS conducts regular health surveys, including specific collections on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Overall, Australia now has a comprehensive array of health statistics, published regularly without political or commercial interference. Privacy and confidentiality are guaranteed by legislation. Data linkage has grown and become widespread. However, there are gaps, as papers in this issue demonstrate. Most notably, data on primary care patients and encounters reveal stark gaps. This paper accompanies a range of papers from expert authors across the health statistics spectrum in Australia. It is hoped that the collection of papers will inform interested readers and stand as a comprehensive review of the strengths and weaknesses of Australian health statistics in the early 2020s.

Everybody should contribute, but not too much: Perceptions of local governments on citizen responsibilisation in climate change adaptation in the Netherlands

AbstractArguments for so‐called citizen responsibilisation, the transfer of responsibilities for public services to citizens, are increasingly put forward in several Western‐European countries. An important domain in which citizen responsibilisation is advocated is that of urban climate change adaptation. However, in practice, the advocated shift is taking place only to a limited extent. This study aims to help explain this by researching Dutch local governments' perceptions on citizens' capabilities as well as these governments' preferences regarding the tasks they want to delegate to citizens in the different stages of adaptation planning. Findings from three workshops with policy practitioners from local governments show that these practitioners have moderate trust in citizens' capabilities, but a low willingness to transfer responsibilities. Concerns of local governments include how to: (i) ensure an equal division of resources between different citizen groups/neighbourhoods; (ii) address citizens who are pursuing their own benefits more than producing a public adaptation good; (iii) address potential externalities for other citizens; (iv) guarantee a certain quality level for the public space. The study shows that local governments have an implicit awareness of different dimensions of responsibility and the tensions between them, including at least: responsibility as a task, as a legal duty, and as something for which one can be held accountable. We recommend a more explicit discussion of these dimensions in practice and a more systematic treatment of them in conceptual and in empirical studies.

Detection to Hospital Door: Gender Differences of Patients With Acute Stroke Symptoms.

Although prehospital stroke management is challenging, it is a crucial part of the acute stroke chain to enable equal access to highly specialised stroke care. It involves a critical understanding of players usually not specialized in acute stroke treatments. There is contradictory information about gender inequity in prehospital stroke detection, dispatch, and delivery to hospital stroke centers. The aim of this narrative review is to summarize the knowledge of gender differences in the first three stages of acute stroke management. Information on the detection of acute stroke symptoms by patients, their relatives, and bystanders is discussed. Women seem to have a better overall knowledge about stroke, although general understanding needs to be improved. However, older age and different social situations of women could be identified as reasons for reduced and delayed help-seeking. Dispatch and delivery lie within the responsibility of the emergency medical service. Differences in clinical presentation with symptoms mainly affecting general conditions could be identified as a crucial challenge leading to gender inequity in these stages. Improvement of stroke education has to be applied to tackle this inequal management. However, specifically designed projects and analyses are needed to understand more details of sex differences in prehospital stroke management, which is a necessary first step for the potential development of substantially improving strategies.

COUNSELING ABOUT GRADE REFERRAL SYSTEM IN HEALTH FACILITIES

The referral system is the implementation of health services that regulates the delegation of tasks and responsibilities of reciprocal health services both vertically and horizontally. The referral system has levels starting from the first level health facilities, one of which is the Community Health Center (Puskesmas). Public understanding of BPJS Health, especially regarding the referral system, is one of the factors that influence the high and low ratio of referrals at the Community Health Center. With the emergence of the Covid-19 outbreak, people in RW 003 Kulim Village are afraid to come for treatment at the nearest health facility. This statement was directly conveyed by local residents where they prefer to use natural herbal remedies that are chopped themselves. This is also related to the community's lack of understanding of the flow/tiered referral system in health facilities. In this article, the author describes the community service activities that have been carried out to increase the understanding of the local community about the Tiered Referral System in Health Facilities Community service activities carried out at the Nurul Ikhlas Mosque RW 003 Kulim Village, Kulim District. Before conducting counseling and finding the priority of this problem, the writer conducted a quantitative descriptive study using a survey method using a questionnaire with a total of 130 samples, with the accidental sampling technique in RW 003 Kulim Village. As for the results of this community service activity, the community already knows the flow/tiered referral system at health facilities and the requirements for their management.