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This study aimed to develop a patient trust model that contributes to patient satisfaction and quality healthcare services by focusing on the role of patient health condition as a moderator. Data were collected from three regional general hospitals in East Java, Indonesia, using a questionnaire administered to patients or the families of patients. The proposed model consists of seven constructs. Four represent the quality of healthcare: quality of interaction (five variables), physical environment quality (four variables), outcome quality (three variables), and justice quality (six variables). One construct represents the patient’s health condition (two variables), another represents patient satisfaction (six variables), and the last one is patient trust (six variables). The model was tested using structural equation modeling based on WarpPLS. The goodness-of-fit statistic supported the patient trust model. The hypothesis testing results indicated that physical environment quality, outcome quality, justice quality, and health conditions could predict patient satisfaction. The health condition construct was found to moderate the effect of justice quality on patient satisfaction. Moreover, interaction quality, outcome quality, health condition, and patient satisfaction had an influence on patient trust.

This paper aims to describe a number of determinants of Indonesia's technology cooperation policy with Turkey. That dominant literature on Indonesia's defense relations with its traditional partners either in East Asia or in Asia Pacific while less scholars' attention to such relation beyond the regions seems to exist is a gap the paper intends to fill. The research found that Indonesia's defense ministry's role as well as political support from political parties at the parliament, state economic-military gap and the trend of emerging powers' defense self-sufficiency and self-reliance along with increased global arm trades were the significant factors which encouraged the state to agree on the cooperation ranging from joint development, production to potential sale of armaments. The research applied the decision making theory developed by William D. Coplin providing such determinants as domestic politics, state economic and military capability and international context. In addition, the research made use of the qualitative approach with a descriptive analysis. The paper argues that Indonesia has been pursuing its defense technology independence within last decade; therefore, it diversifies its defense relation beyond its traditional partners.

Multicultural awareness in Indonesia has been widely discussed since the Dutch colonial era. According to Furnivall, that the plural society in the Dutch East Indies consisted of two unique characteristics, which were horizontally marked by social unions based on differences in ethnicity, religion and tradition. Then vertically, the structure of the society is marked by sharp differences between the upper and lower layers. In this case, there are two key words, namely between the peaks of regional culture and foreign culture, in this case if there is a fading of the sense of unity because they think that one ethnic group feels that its culture is superior to another, there will be inequality which endangers the multicultural nature. Based on this, in order to avoid learning the history of Indonesian fine art that is not based on multiculturalism, in this case it has long been initiated with a more democratic substance as in the Archipelago Art Review course since the 1980s on the grounds that there are many artistic remains outside the islands of Java, Sumatra and Bali which has been built since the end of prehistoric times.

Learning at this time is one of the things that we should pay attention to throughout the world, especially Indonesia. Because the world is currently being hit by a virus that can be deadly, namely the covid-19 virus. With this virus, the government provides a policy of learning to be carried out at the homes of each student so that it makes educators, especially teachers in schools, really pay attention to learning methods so that students can achieve the expected learning. The target of this activity is teachers at Nurul Iman Kindergarten, East Lampung. This activity was held on September 10, 2020, which was attended by 6 teachers and 5 guardians. From the results of the evaluation, it was obtained the results and benefits of this activity, including the teacher being able to use learning using online modes, namely WhatsApp and zoom meetings. By using online mode learning, of course, hopes for cooperation between classroom teachers and student guardians so that teachers can teach and can virtual face to face with students at home.

Learning at this time is one of the things that we should pay attention to throughout the world, especially Indonesia. Because the world is currently being hit by a virus that can be deadly, namely the covid-19 virus. With this virus, the government provides a policy of learning to be carried out at the homes of each student so that it makes educators, especially teachers in schools, really pay attention to learning methods so that students can achieve the expected learning. The target of this activity is teachers at Nurul Iman Kindergarten, East Lampung. This activity was held on September 10, 2020, which was attended by 6 teachers and 5 guardians. From the results of the evaluation, it was obtained the results and benefits of this activity, including the teacher being able to use learning using online modes, namely WhatsApp and zoom meetings. By using online mode learning, of course, hopes for cooperation between classroom teachers and student guardians so that teachers can teach and can virtual face to face with students at home.

Learning at this time is one of the things that we should pay attention to throughout the world, especially Indonesia. Because the world is currently being hit by a virus that can be deadly, namely the covid-19 virus. With this virus, the government provides a policy of learning to be carried out at the homes of each student so that it makes educators, especially teachers in schools, really pay attention to learning methods so that students can achieve the expected learning. The target of this activity is teachers at Nurul Iman Kindergarten, East Lampung. This activity was held on September 10, 2020, which was attended by 6 teachers and 5 guardians. From the results of the evaluation, it was obtained the results and benefits of this activity, including the teacher being able to use learning using online modes, namely WhatsApp and zoom meetings. By using online mode learning, of course, hopes for cooperation between classroom teachers and student guardians so that teachers can teach and can virtual face to face with students at home.

Learning at this time is one of the things that we should pay attention to throughout the world, especially Indonesia. Because the world is currently being hit by a virus that can be deadly, namely the covid-19 virus. With this virus, the government provides a policy of learning to be carried out at the homes of each student so that it makes educators, especially teachers in schools, really pay attention to learning methods so that students can achieve the expected learning. The target of this activity is teachers at Nurul Iman Kindergarten, East Lampung. This activity was held on September 10, 2020, which was attended by 6 teachers and 5 guardians. From the results of the evaluation, it was obtained the results and benefits of this activity, including the teacher being able to use learning using online modes, namely WhatsApp and zoom meetings. By using online mode learning, of course, hopes for cooperation between classroom teachers and student guardians so that teachers can teach and can virtual face to face with students at home.

AbstractIn this study the type of research used is using explanatory research with a quantitative approach. This research was conducted in the location of the Malang City Government office in the public section located on Jalan Raya Tugu No.1 Kiduldalem kec, Kota Klojen Malang, East Java 65119, Indonesia. The technique used in this research is data collection. What is done by distributing questionnaires to be distributed to all employees who work in Malang City Government Office in the public section. The population in this study was 40 employees in the Malang City Government office in the public section. The determination of the sample in this study is using probability sampling techniques. Probability sampling is a sampling technique in a way where the researcher provides equal opportunities for each prospective respondent when selected as a candidate for sample members. The results of this study indicate that if compensation affects employee job satisfaction, work environment does not affect employee job satisfaction, work safety and health do not significantly influence employee job satisfaction.Keywords: Employee Job Satisfaction, Compensation, Work Environment, Occupational Safety and Health

This study aims to reveal the responses of tourism destination stakeholders to the branding of halal tourist destinations. The study was conducted in the largest tourist destination in East Java, Indonesia. In this study, the key informants are the Chair of the Indonesian Ulema Council, the Chair of the Regional People's Representative Council, tourism managers, and tourism destination business actors. The last two informants are those who understand the characteristics and behavior of tourists visiting tourism destinations. Data were obtained from primary data sources through non-participant observation and in-depth interviews using the Snow-ball Sampling approach. Sources of secondary data obtained through documents from agencies relevant to the research. Data analysis used descriptive-analytical approach and interpretation. The main finding of this research is the rejection of the branding of halal tourist destinations, which is stated explicitly even though the government has made policies and promotes branding of halal tourist destinations. Research on halal destinations is still very little and not popular, many think that the inclusion of halal labels is only intended for Muslim visitors

This study aims to reveal the responses of tourism destination stakeholders to the branding of halal tourist destinations. The study was conducted in the largest tourist destination in East Java, Indonesia. In this study, the key informants are the Chair of the Indonesian Ulema Council, the Chair of the Regional People's Representative Council, tourism managers, and tourism destination business actors. The last two informants are those who understand the characteristics and behavior of tourists visiting tourism destinations. Data were obtained from primary data sources through non-participant observation and in-depth interviews using the Snow-ball Sampling approach. Sources of secondary data obtained through documents from agencies relevant to the research. Data analysis used descriptive-analytical approach and interpretation. The main finding of this research is the rejection of the branding of halal tourist destinations, which is stated explicitly even though the government has made policies and promotes branding of halal tourist destinations. Research on halal destinations is still very little and not popular, many think that the inclusion of halal labels is only intended for Muslim visitors.

Long-Acting and Permanent Method (LAPM) is a very effective method of contraception, but women of childbearing age majority use short-term contraceptive methods. The purpose of this study was to apply multinomial logistic regression analysis in predicting factors affecting Fertile Women in the use of LAPM in East Java Province in 2012. This research use secondary data that was result of Indonesia Demographic Health Surveys (IDHS) year 2012 using the number of 171 respondents. The results of this study indicated the variables that affected the use of LAPM of WUS age (p = 0.008), education level (p = 0,004), occupation (p = 0,029), source of family planning services (p = 0,000), residence area (p = 0.016). The conclusion of this study was age, educational level, occupation, source of FP services, and residential areas affecting the use of long-term contraceptive methods in women of childbearing age. Therefore the government through the National Family Planning Coordinating Board (BKKBN),­ still pay attention to the family planning program and ensure every community to implement family planning programs and educate and promote family planning programs to resolve the problems of the population.

This study aims to determine and analyze the effect of capital expenditure. Interest rates and inflation on investment in Southeast Sulawesi The data used in this study are investment data. Capital expenditure, interest rates and inflation in Southeast Sulawesi sourced from Bank Indonesia (BI) and the Central Statistics Agency (BPS). Using annual data from 2001-2017. This study uses multiple linear regression analysis. The software used is IBM SPSS Statistics 24. The results of this study indicate that simultaneously capital expenditure interest rates and inflation significantly influence investment in Southeast Sulawesi. Partially only the capital expenditure variable has a positive and significant effect on investment. Capital expenditure has a positive and significant effect on investment. Variable interest rates and inflation have no significant effect on investment in Southeast Sulawesi. The regional government of Southeast Sulawesi must always increase its capital expenditure allocation which has a direct impact on investment activities, as well as the condition of interest rates that must be kept in mind given the tendency of investors who invest in South East Sulawesi to also use loan capital sourced from the Province Southeast Sulawesi.

The paper deals with various aspects of the complex academic issue of studying the culture genesis in the Pacific Region based on the archeological data. Periods of strong cultural surges, milestones in the development of technologies and economy, crucial events in economy and social domain are of acute interest within the scope of the outlined problem. Such periods include the era turn (the 2nd century BC – 3–4th centuries AD), i. e. "The time of great leaders and stone tombs". The research focuses on two regions – the southern part of the Japanese Archipelago (Kyushu, Ryukyu and Okinawa islands) and the tropical zone of the Pacific coast of America (from Western Mexico to the northern Chile) – and to individual parts of the South-Eastern Asia (the Philippines, Indonesia). The findings obtained in the course of the research confirm the hypothesis about similar formation scenarios of the tribal elite and accompanying components of architecture, arts and commerce in objects of "prestigious technologies" in the ancient cultures of the tropical and subtropical zones of the Pacific Region.

This study aims to examine the variables of tax knowledge, accounting knowledge and tax awareness of the intentions and motives of behaving tax obediently on individual taxpayers in the Regional Office of Directorate General of Taxes East Java Indonesia. Subservient behavior within the taxpayer is influenced by their intellectual personality. When taxpayers have high knowledge, good perceptions of government, and high tax awareness ,it will have the effect on creating voluntary compliance. The respondents who are willing to fill out the questionnaire is 176 people. Tests conducted include the validity and reliability test, classical assumption test and hypothesis testing. The results of hypothesis 1 testing, with regression test shows that the variables of accounting knowledge and tax awareness have influence on the intention of tax obedient behavior. whereas, the result of hypothesis testing 2 shows only the variable of tax awareness that has an effect on the motive of behaving obediently tax. This suggests that various ongoing improvement efforts undertaken by the government are still not optimal in creating voluntary taxpayer compliance.

Timor-Leste achieved its independence from Indonesia in 2002 but continues to suffer from a multitude of non-traditional security challenges such as flooding and landslides, water and food insecurity, and societal tensions. This research report seeks to understand how prepared the country is for emergencies and how current disaster response operations are coordinated by the government, international agencies, local NGOs and other non-state actors. The literature on the current institutions, mechanisms and structures present in the country to deal with disasters, the vulnerability of the East Timorese to disaster situations and what has been done to enhance preparedness for emergency situations and disaster response operations is sparse. The document analysis in this report looks at existing literature on disaster preparedness, vulnerability of the population and response and management strategies. It then analyses the findings from the fieldwork interviews conducted with relevant government agencies, international non-government organizations (INGOs) and local NGOs between July and September 2017. All these stakeholders have contributed to emergency preparedness and disaster response operations in Timor-Leste.