Kontribusi Konseling Islam Dalam Mewujudkan Palliative Care Bagi Pasien Hiv/Aids Di Rumah Sakit Islam Sultan Agung Semarang

Hidayanti, Ema; Hikmah, Siti; Wihartati, Wening; Handayani, Maya Rini

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“…The other research conducted by Hidayanti, Hikmah, Wihartati, Handayani (2016) showed that PSG provided education and information through group guidance, and peer counseling. It could provide knowledge, share experiences, and help others solve problems.…”

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“…transmitting HIV/AIDS from this case could finally build self-esteem support not only for N who received praise for her husband's treatment, but it also provided reinforcement or validation for other housewives to engage in such behavior for the husband who infected her. A good relationship with the husband was able to foster mutual support and be able to keep the family in harmony (Hidayanti et al, 2016).…”

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“…Although this disease is medically incurable, social support can help patients have psychological well-being, and mental health (Jia et al, 2004). Such conditions will make patients able to make good use of their lives, without regret, remain happy even if at the end the disease take the patient to die (Hidayanti et al, 2016).…”

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A social support for housewives with HIV/AIDS through a peer support group

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Hidayanti

2019

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Housewives with HIV/AIDS are faced with internal problems because the virus continues to invade their bodies and external problems such as caring for their husbands and children infected with HIV/AIDS, stigma and discrimination, maintaining family integrity and even taking responsibility for economic problems when the husband dies. They need social support. One of the most important sources of social support is peers, especially for those who have not done open status to the family. Peer support can be obtained through Peer Support Groups (KDS) through counseling, education, and information. This qualitative research using the methodology approach tries to explore the social support that is obtained by housewives with HIV/AIDS through peer support groups that they participate in General Hospital Dr. Kariadi Semarang. Research involving 15 informants shows that peer support groups can provide social support for them, including information support about the treatment and development of HIV/AIDS; emotional support, self-esteem support, and network support such as intensive communication and strong friendships; and real assistance: venture capital assistance, business skills, and assistance in accessing treatment

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A social support for housewives with HIV/AIDS through a peer support group

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Hidayanti

2019

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“…Such Islamic guidance and counseling is able to help blind people solve mental problems faced by helping to convince individuals to see other potentials they have, not focus on their own shortcomings. The contribution of Islamic guidance and counseling for blind people above is in line with the function of Islamic guidance and counseling as an effort to help individuals learn to develop fitrah and / or return to fitrah, by empowering faith, reason, and abilities gifted by Allah SWT (Hidayanti, et al, 2016). In this context, Islamic counseling is of course directed at helping blind people to maximize the potential of their faith in order to respond positively to the various limitations they have according to Islamic teachings (Hidayanti, et al, 2016) so that mental disorders can be minimized.…”

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Building peer social support as a mental disorder solution for the blind

Habibah

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2020

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<p class="AbstrakAGC">Blind people are people with disabilities due to the dysfunction of the sense of vision, this condition triggers the birth of various mental disorders. This qualitative study tries to examine the mental problems of blind vision disorders in the Sahabat Mata Semarang Community and the solutions the management is trying to overcome. The results of the study show that mental disorders with visual impairments include difficulties in adapting to the environment, anxiety about the future of a career and soul mate, prolonged stress due to dependence on others and no economic independence, and do not yet have self-acceptance. One of the efforts undertaken by the management of this community is to build peer social support, namely support provided by fellow blind people in the form of emotional support, appreciation support, structural support, information support, and real assistance. The various supports are built by holding regular recitals, monthly community meetings, and building good interpersonal relationships. Such peer social support, felt blind can provide alternative solutions and a variety of mental disorder problems they experience.</p>

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“…Emphasizing the spiritual aspect of PLWHA's life, better results are obtained from the spiritual aspect and the psychosocial aspect, which improve the quality of life. There is a very https://oamjms.eu/index.php/mjms/index strong unidirectional relationship between spiritual level and quality of life in HIV/AIDS patients [27].…”

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Spiritual Needs and Their Correlation with Characteristics of People Living with HIV/AIDS: A Cross-Sectional Study

Witdiawati

Ibrahim

Juniarti

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BACKGROUND: Spirituality is an essential factor for HIV/AIDS patients. Spirituality helps a person to achieve balance, improves health, well-being, and adapt to illness. There are several factors related to the spiritual needs of people living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA). One of them is the characteristic of PLWHA. AIM: This study aimed to analyze the relationship between spiritual needs with characteristic PLWHA. METHODS: A cross-sectional study design that included 103 PLWHA was conducted from July 2020 to August 2020 in HIV Service Clinic, Garut Regency, Indonesia. We used Spiritual Needs Questionnaire 2.1 (SpNQ 2.1) to collect the data. Chi-square was used for variable analysis. RESULTS: The dimension of religious needs has the highest score mean = 13.51, SD = 5.434, and existence needs have the lowest score with mean = 10.49, SD = 4.752 compared to other dimensions. The Chi-square test results showed that there was a significant relationship between gender (p = 0.012) and length of diagnosis (p = 0.019) on the spiritual needs of PLWHA. CONCLUSION: Spiritual needs have a significant relationship with the characteristics of PLWHA. All dimensions of spiritual needs become essential for people with HIV/AIDS.

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Kontribusi Konseling Islam Dalam Mewujudkan Palliative Care Bagi Pasien Hiv/Aids Di Rumah Sakit Islam Sultan Agung Semarang

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A social support for housewives with HIV/AIDS through a peer support group

A social support for housewives with HIV/AIDS through a peer support group

Building peer social support as a mental disorder solution for the blind

Spiritual Needs and Their Correlation with Characteristics of People Living with HIV/AIDS: A Cross-Sectional Study

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