Strategy Program Research Articles

Digital Marketing Strategy to Build Brand Awareness of the SiCepat Express During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Online shopping boomed during the COVID-19 pandemic, leading to a major growth of shipping company businesses. As such, shipping companies needed to have a good marketing strategy to maintain brand existence and survive in the midst of competition. The purpose of this study was to analyze the marketing strategy implemented by SiCepat Ekspres in building brand awareness during the COVID-19 pandemic. This study used a qualitative method. The results of this study showed that SiCepat Ekspres built brand awareness using the Customer Loyalty Program strategy, supported CSR, promos, and also digital marketing such as YouTube and Instagram, and started switching to the TikTok platform due to increased traffic during the COVID-19 pandemic. The benefit of the results is to consider decision-making to increase brand awareness through implementing marketing strategies that are in line with the company’s targets; besides that, for further research, it can be used as a guide and reference for similar research topics.
 Keywords: digital marketing, brand awareness, COVID-19

Development of a rural strategy for an urban-based medical program: a pragmatic reality.

Health disparities between rural and urban areas in Aotearoa New Zealand are exacerbated by rural workforce issues. Traditionally, undergraduate medical programs are urban-based, and reconfiguring the curriculum to meet the needs of rural communities is challenging. The aim of this project is explore how urban-located universities might develop and implement a rural strategy. Evaluation of a rural strategy may lead to the strategy's ongoing improvements designed to increase the rural workforce. This is a qualitative study involving semi-structured interviews with purposively selected key stakeholders. Enquiry included the systematic identification of processes required to develop a rural strategy, including possible facilitators and challenges to be addressed. Qualitative analysis of de-identified data was conducted using a thematic approach. Fourteen stakeholders were interviewed: four rural GPs, two rural hospital doctors, four administrators involved in placing students, and four senior medical academics with involvement in the regional and rural programs. Five overarching themes were identified: (1) developing rural pathways into medical school, (2) improving and expanding rural exposures, (3) developing rural GP pathways, (4) implementing interprofessional education and (5) having a social mission. These findings align with the literature relating to developing rural strategies for universities. However, this study also suggested that rural health interprofessional programs may have a role. A key finding was that the social mission of a university may not be visible to rural stakeholders. Reorientating an urban-located university to having a rural strategy requires moving past having policy around social accountability to operationalising it.

EKONOMI KERAKYATAN DALAM PERSPEKTIF EKONOMI SYARI'AH

The productive zakat distribution strategy by BAZNAS is an effort to channel wealth from muzzaki to mustahik and then hopefully increase business income and economic welfare for the community. Therefore, Muslims need to know that the productive zakat distribution strategy is carried out by BAZNAS Kendal Regency. It is hoped that this can increase the business capital they have been working on so far, so that in the future they will not only fulfill their daily needs, but also increase their business. If BAZNAS manages productive zakat well, it will have an impact on economic welfare so that the mustahik's standard of living will increase. In channeling business capital to mustahik, of course, looking at the existing budget, the more muzzaki who give zakat infaq shodakoh, the greater the amount of business capital they will receive, this hope and reality is what zakat institutions and mustahik want. This research was conducted using qualitative methods and using qualitative descriptive analysis tools. Test the validity of the data using triangulation. Then data collection techniques using interviews, observation and documentation. The source sample was determined purposively, namely the Kendal Regency BAZNAS Utilization and Distribution division as well as staff and mustahik recipients of productive zakat fund empowerment assistance. The results of the research show that the distribution of productive zakat on mustahik economic empowerment carried out by BAZNAS Kendal Regency was poured into several programs which then formed 4 types of pentasharufan or productive zakat utilization, namely: 1) Providing individual business capital assistance 2) Job skills training 3) assistance group capital 4) Assistance with business facilities and infrastructure. The zakat distribution strategy in the BAZNAS program is analysis through planning, organizing, implementing, monitoring, as well as accuracy of program targets, program socialization, program objectives, program monitoring, as well as integrating organizational goals and formulating them into missions.

Goldberger-Treiman relation and Wu-type experiment in the decuplet sector

The leading-order chiral Lagrangian for the baryon octet and decuplet states coupled to Goldstone bosons and external sources contains six low-energy constants. Five of them are fairly well-known from phenomenology, but the sixth one is practically unknown. This coupling constant provides the strength of the (p-wave) coupling of Goldstone bosons to decuplet states. Its size and even sign are under debate. Quark models and quantum chromodynamics (QCD) for a large number of colors provide predictions, but some recent phenomenological analyses even suggest an opposite sign for the Delta-pion coupling. The Goldberger-Treiman relation connects this coupling constant to the axial charge of the Delta baryon. This suggests a Wu-type experiment to determine the unknown low-energy constant. While this is not feasible in the Delta sector because of the large hadronic width of the Delta, there is a flavor symmetry related process that is accessible; the weak semileptonic decay of the Omega baryon to a spin 3/2 cascade baryon. A broad research program is suggested that can pin down at least the rough size and the sign of the last unknown low-energy constant of the leading-order Lagrangian. It encompasses experimental measurements, in particular the forward-backward asymmetry of the semileptonic decay, together with a determination of the quark-mass dependences using lattice QCD for the narrow decuplet states and chiral perturbation theory to extrapolate to the Delta sector. Besides discussing the strategy of the research program, the present work provides a feasibility check based on a simple leading-order calculation. Published by the American Physical Society 2024

HOW IS THE DISTRICT HEALTH CENTER IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF HEALTH SERVICES IN THE KAMPAR KIRI TENGAH SUBDISTRICT?

This research was conducted at the Kampar Kiri Tengah District Health Center, Kampar Regency. This research aims to determine the community health center's strategy for improving the quality of health services in the Kampar Kiri Tengah sub-district. Data was processed using qualitative descriptive methods. Data was obtained through direct observation, documentation, and interviews, where the respondents' answers were described and then analyzed by the author. In this research, the community health center's strategy for improving the quality of health services in the Kampar Kiri Tengah sub-district is seen based on the 2020 Strategic Plan (BLUD) of the UPTD Kampar Kiri Tengah Community Health Center, Kampar District Health Service regarding Program Strategy, Funding, Indicators, and Targets. From the results of program measurements for each indicator, the strategy for improving the quality of health services in the Kampar Kiri Tengah sub-district can be good. Efforts made by community health centers include establishing family health service programs, nutrition improvement programs, infectious disease eradication programs, environmental health programs, and health promotion efforts where the program aims to improve public health and provide good services

STRATEGI PEMBELAJARAN BERBASIS BLENDED LEARNING PADA PROGRAM STUDI PENDIDIKAN IPS FIS UNNES

The aim of this research is to find out what kind of support the Social Sciences EducationStudy Program provides as a policy maker in implementing blended learning-basedlearning strategies; to find out the extent of the use of blended learning-based technologyin the FIS UNNES Social Sciences Education Study Program; to analyze theimplementation of blended learning-based learning strategies in the FIS UNNES SocialSciences Education Study Program.The research method used is descriptive with a qualitative approach. The research subjectis the academic community of the Social Sciences Education Study Program. Datacollection through interviews, observation and documentation with data validity testingusing triangulation methods and data analysis techniques using interactive analysis.The results of the research found that the blended learning-based learning strategy in theFIS UNNES Social Sciences education study program was running well. Support fromlecturers, students, study program coordinators, faculties and universities really supportsthe implementation of this. One of the existing policies is the curriculum and supportinginfrastructure.

Epidemiology of group A rotavirus in children under five years of age with gastroenteritis in N'Djamena, Chad.

Group A Rotaviruses (RVA) is one of the most common causes of severe diarrhoea in infants and children under 5 years of age. Unlike many countries in the world where RVA surveillance/control is active, in Chad , there is currently no applied RVA immunization program and surveillance strategy. The present study aims to determine the prevalence and associated risk factors of RVA gastroenteritis among children under five years of age in N'Djamena. This study comprised two parts: (1) A cross-sectional study carried in four hospitals in N'Djamena between August and November 2019, to determine infection risk factors and evidence of RVA infection among children aged five and below, consulted or hospitalized for diarrhea. An ELISA based RVA VP6 protein detection was used to determine RVA infection prevalence. Infection results and sociodemographic data were statistically analysed to determine RVA infection risk factors. (2) A retrospective study that consisted of analysing the records of stool examinations of the period from January 2016 to December 2018, to determine the prevalence of infectious gastroenteritis among the target population. For the cross-sectional study, RVA infection prevalence was 12.76% (18/141) with males (61.11%) being more affected (sex ratio: 1.57). Children below 12 months were the most affected age group (44.44%) and 44.4% were malnourished. The mean Vesikari score shows that 38.8% of children have a high severity level and 41.1% have a moderate level. For the retrospective study, 2,592 cases of gastroenteritis hospitalization were analysed; 980 out of 2,592 cases (37.81%) of hospitalization due to diarrhoea were due to diarrhoeagenic pathogens including Emtamoeba hystolitica, Gardia lamblia, Trichomonas hominis, Hymenolepis nana, Escherichia coli, Shigella spp, Proteus mirabilis, and Klebsiella oxytoca. Cases of diarrhoea with negative pathogen search were 1,612 cases (62.19%). The diarrhoea peak was observed during the dry seasons, and the age group under 11 months was the most affected was (57.3%). This study describes the evidence of RVA infection among diarrhoeic children below five years of age in N'Djamena, thus indicates a serious health burden. Malnourishment younger age was the higher risk factor. Further studies are needed to determine the circulating strains prior to considering introduction of RVA vaccine and setup a routine rotavirus surveillance in Chad.

A study on vegetable stocking-pricing decision-making in supermarkets based on regression analysis and planning models

Vegetable products in the superstore require high freshness and must meet market demand while maximizing profit. This study proposes a pricing strategy based on the proportion of sales for each product category. Using data from the previous four weeks, a relationship model is developed. Additionally, a BP neural network regression is used to analyze the relationship between vegetable sales and cost-plus pricing. A planning model is then established to determine the replenishment quantity and daily maximum profit, with the objective of maximizing profitability. Adjustments to the replenishment program and pricing strategy are made to accommodate changes in sales conditions. By extracting sellable goods data and using prediction results, the planning model is further refined by setting constraints such as ordering limits, historical pricing records, and quantity limits. This model enables the determination of replenishment quantities and pricing strategies for each individual product, ultimately maximizing profit for the superstore.

Assessing the Efficiency of Local Rabies Vaccination Strategies for Raccoons (Procyon lotor) in an Urban Setting.

Raccoon rabies virus (RRV) has been managed using multiple vaccination strategies, including oral rabies vaccination and trap-vaccinate-release (TVR). Identifying a rabies vaccination strategy for an area is a nontrivial task. Vaccination strategies differ in the amount of effort and monetary costs required to achieve a particular level of vaccine seroprevalence (efficiency). Simulating host movement relative to different vaccination strategies in silico can provide a useful tool for exploring the efficiency of different vaccination strategies. We refined a previously developed individual-based model of raccoon movement to evaluate vaccination strategies for urban Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. We combined different oral rabies vaccination baiting (hand baiting, helicopter, and bait stations) with TVR strategies and used GPS data to parameterize and simulate raccoon movement in Hamilton. We developed a total of 560 vaccination strategies, in consultation with the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry, for RRV control in Hamilton. We documented the monetary costs of each vaccination strategy and estimated the population seroprevalence. Intervention costs and seroprevalence estimates were used to calculate the efficiency of each strategy to meet targets set for the purpose of RRV control. Estimated seroprevalence across different strategies varied widely, ranging from less than 5% to more than 70%. Increasing bait densities (distributed using by hand or helicopter) led to negligible increase in seroprevalence. Helicopter baiting was the most efficient and TVR was the least efficient, but helicopter-based strategies led to lower levels of seroprevalence (6-12%) than did TVR-based strategies (17-70%). Our simulations indicated that a mixed strategy including at least some TVR may be the most efficient strategy for a local urban RRV control program when seroprevalence levels >30% may be required. Our simulations provide information regarding the efficiency of different vaccination strategies for raccoon populations, to guide local RRV control in urban settings.

Strategy of the Independent Learning Program-Independent Campus (MBKM) for the Health Study Program Curriculum: Scoping Review

Introduction: Independent Learning Program-Independent Campus (MBKM) is a policy issued by the Minister of Education and Culture since 2020 so that graduates are ready to face global challenges. Based on the policy issued by the Ministry of Education and Culture, it is necessary to adjust the strategy for the curriculum of the Health study program that already has provisions in the application of the curriculum. Since the establishment of the MBKM program in universities, the fact is that the curriculum of the health study program has not been able to adjust policies related to the MBKM program as a whole. Therefore, a review of the published primary research is carried out to be able to provide comprehensive scientific evidence related to the MBKM program strategy for the health study program curriculum. Objective: This study aims to investigate the MBKM program strategy for the health study program curriculum. Method: Scoping review with a comprehensive search strategy was carried out using the Pubmed, SCOPUS, CINAHL, EMBASE and ProQuest database libraries and using the Science Direct and Google Scholar search engines, with full-text article criteria, ranging from 2021-2023 with Randomized Controlled Trial (RCT) and Cross-sectional Studies research designs. Based on the search results, there are six articles that meet the analysis criteria. Results: based on six articles, several health study programs were found to implement the MBKM strategy, but several obstacles were also found in the implementation of the MBKM strategy. Conclusions and Suggestions: the six articles are then grouped according to the MBKM strategy approach, namely staying focused on achieving SKL / CPL, still paying attention to the fulfillment of learning rights for a maximum of three semesters, students get learning experiences with additional competencies obtained from each study program, the application of students getting learning experience in the real world in accordance with the profile and scope of their field of work and the curriculum that has been designed and implemented is flexible and adaptable to the development of science and technology (scienfic vision) and the demands of the field of work (market signal). Each of these strategies is then used as an illustration in the implementation of the MBKM program for the health study program curriculum.

Storytelling as an educational strategy for midwifery students: A qualitative study.

Narratives can provide a framework to teach the concepts of patient-centered care to the students. This article describes the experiences of midwifery students from employing of purposive storytelling as a teaching strategy in the education program. This qualitative study used an in-depth interview method to collect the experiences of midwifery students engaged in a narrative medicine training program. The narrative-based teaching activities focused on three patients to teach four themes (clinical manifestations, treatment options, prevention strategies, and ethics), and related to MMR (maternal mortality rate) concept offered to students from Guilan University of Medical Sciences in 2022-2023. At the end of the course, all students were invited to provide experiences regarding the teaching method. Conventional content analysis was performed simultaneously with data collection. Four-dimension criteria (Lincoln and Guba) were used to evaluate the rigor of the findings. Data analysis led to the extraction of three main categories and eight sub-categories: effective learning (extended learning, a safe learning environment, and boosted motivation for midwifery role), challenges on the way of learning (contagious sadness, shattered cohesion, and executive monopoly), and challenges on the way of performance improvement (the necessity of interdisciplinary education and the inevitability of a strong foundation). Narrative-based teaching may improve the learning experience of students, but it is not possible to train all the course content by this method, and it should ideally be a supplement to other educational methods, such as lecturing.

Self-assessment as a planning strategy in a graduate program

Resumo A autoavaliação caracteriza-se por um processo de autoanálise realizada coletivamente pelos atores envolvidos no processo, destacando as potencialidades, as fragilidades e as oportunidades de melhorias. A autoavaliação representa um esforço coletivo para a implementação de um processo de reflexão crítica, democrática e participativa. Este artigo tem por objetivo apresentar o processo de formação e atuação da Comissão de Autoavaliação (CAA) do Programa de Pós-Graduação Ensino em Ciências da Saúde-Mestrado Profissional da Universidade Federal de São Paulo no período de 2021 e 2022. Um Plano de Autoavaliação foi desenvolvido por um grupo de trabalho constituído no âmbito da CAA, com participação de membros da Comissão de Ensino de Pós-Graduação e de reunião ampliada com docente e discente. O plano abordou a importância da autoavaliação como estratégia potente para o planejamento e intervenções em busca de melhorias do programa. Para o alcance dos objetivos, a CAA fundamentou suas ações na proposta PDSA (plan-do-study-action). O processo resultou em envolvimento de diferentes atores para a construção do Plano de Autoavaliação e implementação de ações prioritárias a curto e médio prazo.

Exercise therapy in the application of sleep disorders.

Sleep disorders often accompany neurological injuries, significantly impacting patient recovery and quality of life.The efficacy and adherence of traditional treatment methods have certain limitations. Exercise has been found to be a highly beneficial treatment method, capable of preventing and alleviating neurological injuries and sleep disorders. This article reviews relevant research findings from both domestic and international sources over the past few decades, systematically summarizing and analyzing the application of exercise therapy in sleep disorders,strategy of exercise intervention program and the potential molecular mechanisms by which exercise therapy improves sleep disorders. Shortcomings in current research and suggestions are presented, providing a reference for future in-depth studies on exercise interventions for sleep disorders.

Role of Human Resource Management in Organizations

The role of human resource management in organizations in the Kartasura sub-district has been well designed and implemented in accordance with the needs of the region and the residents of Kartasura. The purpose of this research is to find out how the role of human resource management in the Kartasura sub-district is carried out. This research was conducted using qualitative methods such as observation, interviews, and literature review studies. The role of human resource management itself is divided into three. First, in administration, the Kartasura sub-district is responsible for carrying out the work program activities that have been designed. Second, operational and advocacy roles are carried out to control employees so that they can contribute well so that the work carried out can run effectively and efficiently. Third is the strategic role of human resources that must be carried out to support the work program that will be carried out. With the existence of a strategy in the work program that will be carried out, it is hoped that it can provide results that are in accordance with the goals desired by the company or organization.

Climate Village Program Advocacy and communication Strategy in Samarinda by PT PLN Persero as a contribution to SDG's Environmental Sector

The existence of tropical forests in East Kalimantan, covering an area of 40.8 million hectares, has been claimed internationally as one of the lungs of the world. This situation causes the Indonesian government to try its best to strengthen the awareness of all parties to maintain ecosystems and nature preservation in East Kalimantan. One state company that is very concerned about this issue is PT PLN (State Power Plant), especially PLN Mahakam Power Plant Control Implementation Unit in Samarinda. PLN strives to continuously assist in several residential areas in the city of Samarinda to provide community-strengthening awareness of environmental protection and nature conservation. This study wants to know how PLN carried out the advocacy strategy for the Village Climate program with partners of the Environmental Office in Samarinda to contribute to achieving SDGs in the environmental sector. Assistance and advocacy to the community are essential to strengthening awareness and sustainable environmental protection behavior. It is inseparable from appropriate communication strategies and implementing intercultural communication locally. This research will use a constructive paradigm with a methodological approach using in-depth interviews with the implementing partners of assistance and advocacy, namely from the environmental office and from PLN, who assist in 12 points of residential areas and educational facilities in the city Samarinda. The results showed that the success of this activity could not be separated from the right communication strategy and the full involvement of various parties to succeed in the Climate Village program in the city of Samarinda.

Evaluation of Use of Fast Track Surgery

Despite surgical and anesthetic advances, many studies show complications after major gastrointestinal surgery in a subset of patients. Studies have also shown that the main focus must be developing new therapies for postoperative benefit. Studies have shown interest in the FTS pathway but need to be more precise. Our literature review shows that very little FTS pathway data is available from India. Thus, we investigated FTS use in our study. We performed 70 elective abdominal surgical procedures. Comorbidities and other variables that may affect surgery were assessed for patients. Each individual learned about FTS and its benefits. After counseling, written informed consent was obtained. Each individual received an appropriate workout program and behavior change strategy. We found that FTS reduced postoperative ileus and NG tube usage. Hence, FTS is superior to traditional surgery when utilized appropriately during surgery.

THE IMPACT OF HORMONAL, NON-HORMONAL SUPPLEMENT AND TOTAL DAILY ENERGY INTAKE ON BODYBUILDERS' HEALTH DURING OFF-SEASON STRENGTH TRAINING IN SULAYMANIYAH CITY- IRAQ

Nutrition programs, proper guidance, and supplements (hormonal and non-hormonal supplements) that enhance muscle mass could be key factors for bodybuilders to reach their goals with a correct strategy. However, they could involve them in possible adverse health risks. The suit questionnaire form was designed to collect information about bodybuilders' total daily energy intake and supplements to strengthen and boost their muscle mass. It was used to discover whether they were on the right track regarding required energy intake. Moreover, the impact of hormonal and non-hormonal substances on their health has also been investigated. For that, thirty-one advanced bodybuilders as participants were taken (as volunteers); most of them had a long period of training experience and had a muscular body shape. The rest have at least more than four years of bodybuilding experience. Results show that the majority of them didn’t reach the required total daily calorie intake or exceeded by a great margin (3800 kcal). Surprisingly, they also had an unacceptable amount of administrated anabolic androgenic steroids (AAS), some of which are on the banned list by authorized food organizations. According to sports supplements' dose-related effects and health risks, nutrition program strategy and practicing that kind of supplement use may help them build muscle mass but in a very unhealthy way. Bodybuilders seem to be at the possible risk of practicing incorrect paths, because they may be misguided in terms of proper nutritional programs and using muscle enhancers.

THE IMPACT OF HORMONAL, NON-HORMONAL SUPPLEMENT AND TOTAL DAILY ENERGY INTAKE ON BODYBUILDERS' HEALTH DURING OFF-SEASON STRENGTH TRAINING IN SULAYMANIYAH CITY- IRAQ

Nutrition programs, proper guidance, and supplements (hormonal and non-hormonal supplements) that enhance muscle mass could be key factors for bodybuilders to reach their goals with a correct strategy. However, they could involve them in possible adverse health risks. The suit questionnaire form was designed to collect information about bodybuilders' total daily energy intake and supplements to strengthen and boost their muscle mass. It was used to discover whether they were on the right track regarding required energy intake. Moreover, the impact of hormonal and non-hormonal substances on their health has also been investigated. For that, thirty-one advanced bodybuilders as participants were taken (as volunteers); most of them had a long period of training experience and had a muscular body shape. The rest have at least more than four years of bodybuilding experience. Results show that the majority of them didn’t reach the required total daily calorie intake or exceeded by a great margin (3800 kcal). Surprisingly, they also had an unacceptable amount of administrated anabolic androgenic steroids (AAS), some of which are on the banned list by authorized food organizations. According to sports supplements' dose-related effects and health risks, nutrition program strategy and practicing that kind of supplement use may help them build muscle mass but in a very unhealthy way. Bodybuilders seem to be at the possible risk of practicing incorrect paths, because they may be misguided in terms of proper nutritional programs and using muscle enhancers.

Implementation of Session Zero as a Recruitment Strategy in the National Diabetes Prevention Program's Lifestyle Change Program.

The purpose of the study was to understand the extent to which organizations offering the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's (CDC) National Diabetes Prevention Program (National DPP) lifestyle change program implement session zero (a pre-enrollment session designed to recruit, engage, and enroll participants in programs), the stated purpose(s) for offering session zero, the content of session zero, and best practices for using session zero for recruitment. Researchers conducted a survey of all organizations offering the National DPP lifestyle change program that were registered with the CDC's Diabetes Prevention Recognition Program and their affiliated delivery locations. Most (79.5%) delivery locations reported implementing session zero; of these, most used session zero as a recruitment strategy (81.1%) and orientation session (72.8%), whereas few (17.7%) used session zero solely to complete participant enrollment paperwork. Most (60.7%) delivery locations that implement session zero offer all their sessions at the same location, offer one session per upcoming participant cohort (66.7%), and use a consistent agenda (83.0%). Out of a list of activities informed by behavior change theory, the most common was offering an opportunity to enroll in the year-long lifestyle change program at the end of session zero (71.1%). Most National DPP delivery locations implement session zero as a recruitment and orientation session. Most delivery locations reported including some activities informed by behavior change theory, but delivery locations could offer more theoretically informed activities during their session zero. The findings provide practice-based considerations for implementing session zero for recruitment into lifestyle change programs.

ПЕРЕДУМОВИ ЗМІН ТЕРИТОРІАЛЬНО ПРОСТОРОВОЇ ОРГАНІЗАЦІЇ РЕГІОНІВ УКРАЇНИ

The parameters and structure of the territorial organization of Ukraine are undergoing changes caused by the war. New prerequisites for the territorial and spatial organization of the regions of Ukraine are being formed. The research aims to develop a methodological approach to the systematization of the type of region. The formation of regions is determined by a complex of physical - geographical, socio-economic, military - political, cultural and religious features and characteristics. There are well-known examples of a sharp and radical breakdown of the military-political situation and the slow civilizational and evolutionary formation of new regional entities. At this stage, the tasks of urban planning analysis of trends and tendencies of changes in the regional structure appear. The prerequisites for changes in the territorial spatial organization of the war-torn regions of Ukraine are analyzed.
 The main parameters of the formation of the region are determined in the process of systematization of typological features. The main factors and regularities of regional development, trends in changing the form and function of the object of study, the forecast of changes in the structure of the region are carried out using systemic analysis. An analysis of the main features/imperatives forming the "basis" of regionalism has been carried out. The features and properties of the territorial system of the corresponding typology are determined by the function, autonomy of the territorial system construction, and the stability of the system.
 It was determined that the extra-regional influence that forms the new region provides the task of state security, compliance with the function of the border, and the function of military-political limitation. The program strategy of its development should provide methodological prerequisites for the implementation of the main functions and tasks.
 The generalized systematization of the type of regions in modern conditions provides grounds for defining a region covering the territories of several regions, the borders of which determine the limits of a special regime. The defined border is the state border of Ukraine, the depth of the region is determined by the size of the special regime zone, the influence of the security factors of the demarcation line. Contours of the border region are determined at the level of decisions of central authorities.