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The Proceeding of

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ANDTHE TMPACT

OFGLOBAL WNRMING
Sheraton Mustrka Hotet, Yogyakarta lndonesta
November 17 19' 2009

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UNIVERSITASGADJAH^^ADA,YOGYAKARTA,IND0NESIA
PUBLIC HEALTH' THAILAND
PRABOROIAARAJCHANOK INSTITUTE MINISTRY OF
EDITH COWAN UNIVERSITY, AUSTRALIA
CENTER' INDONESIA
THE ASSOCIATION OF INDONESIAN NURSE EDUCATION

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Ernait: ainec-gtobathealth@yahoo'co.id, s€cretary

Greefi,ang, yn"g**ary
Dcar Dclcgates and Collcagucs,
On bchalfof thc Intcrnational Nru'sing Confcrcncc, I am proudly inviting you to join thc 3d
Intcmational Nrusing Conlcrcnrc (INC) which hzn thcrnc "I Icalth and the Impact ofGlobal Warming',.

'lhis prestigious ovcnt is cndorsed collaborativcly bctwecn thcAssociation of indonesian
Nurse
Ilducation Ccirtcrs (AINEC), I:dilh Cowan tJnivcrsity (IIDII), Praboromarajchanok kstitutc Thailand
(PI3l) that is organizcd by Schooi ofNursing, I:aculty of Mcdicinc, Universitas GadjahMada startirrg

lrom

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Novcmbcr 2009 al Shcraton Mustika I Iotcl Yogyakarta, Indonesia.

Wth thcmc of"l lcalth

and thc Impact of Giobal Warming", the confercncc

will bc an cxrcilcnt

cvcnt by inviting solrrc rcscarchcrs to sharc and discuss several issues that rclates to thc selccted
topics by considcring thc aspcct of trans-cultural pcrspcctive in many fields of study, educators,
practitioncrs, cxpctls and also studcnts frorn all ovcr thc world.
Wc rvould bc vcry dclightcd to scc you in Yogyakarla and wc could confidently assurc you
that thc conlcrcncc would bc thc onc of our unforgcttablc and evcrlasting memorics, as we have
arrangcd somc cxciting social programs lbr dclcgatcs as well and accompanying them to sec thc
bcauty ofYogyakarra hcritagc.

Wblcomc participantsI

Kindly rcgards,

Prof. Elly Nuractunair, I)NSc., I{.N.
Prcsidcnt

of

3'd

Intcrnational Nursing Confcrcncc

Participant of Presentation
3rd International Nursing Confercncc: I{calth and thc Impact of Global Wanning
PLACE

NAME

NO

Achara Janpet, Peamsook Sombatsook, Anuchit
1

Clungmun,

BCN YALA

2

Amornrat Akkarasetsakul RN et, al

Thailand

3

Angkana Montong

BCN RATCHABURI

Hapsari, RN, MSN2 , Vito de Raya, RN, MPH

NorhayaniAmin, RN, MSN (co-Presentor)a

The Desirable Characteristics of Graduate Nurse in Southern Provinces,
Thailand
Heath behavior of health club members in Wang Sammoh dlstricf, Udon Thani
Province 2007
Relationship between health beliefs, self-Efftcacy, hope and psychological selfcare behaviors of patienfs wllh depresslve disorder

Ethicallssues in Nurslng Research : Perception in the ASEAN Region

Faustino Jerome Babate, RN, MBA1 , Elsi Dwi
4

TITLE

3,

,

Maela Babate, RN, MAN5
Prachomkloa Nursing

A construction of using computer asslssfed instruction (cai) on the subiect

College

empowerment of self-care for firsl year nursing sfudenls

5

Atcharawadee Sriyasak , MSc PH,RN, et al

6

Awirut Singkun

SCPH YALA

7

Benjawan Sriyotin, Ph.D, RN.

BCN Ratchaburi

of

The Opinion of Second Year Sfi.rdenls of Boromarajonani College of Nursing,
Yala on Sttrpid False Choice

in

Examination

Perceptions of nursing towards learning and teaching with laws and regulations

assoclaled with nu

rsi ng

professlon

The Comparative Study of Effects of Husband Preparation for Spousa/ Support

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Boonsong SuPradith,

RN

Thailand

on tlusband's and Wife's Safisfactlon and Pain Coping Behavior During Labour
and Apgar Score between First-time mother and the Time after llother

NO

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Boonsurb Sosome.

PhD,1)

Jeerawan

BCN Praputhabat

Ukakimaparn')Supamas Adikarnkul MS
10

11

12

Boossara SrisLrpat, Asst. Prof. Dr. Ampornpan
Teranute

Chalee Kanchanarat

TITLE

PLACE

NAIVlE

The Devetopmenl Process to lmprove Learning
Ba

Thailand

BCN Chaing Mai

chel

o

of Nursing Research for

r Nurslng Sludenfs

Factors Relaled with Pre-Discharge's Caregiver Reaoiness of care for Elderly
with Dependency

The Study of Courseware Patterns production with Emphasis on Sludent Center
Learning

Chantira Chiaranai, RN, PhD- Ruiiruth Maneesri,

Nursing care behaviors in preventing ventilator associafed Pneumonia of

RN, N/SN- Saranva Churalee, RN, MSN-,

nursing sfudenfs, Borommarajonani College of Nurblng, Sutin

Sukhumal Sanpaunq, RN, N4SN-, Auranuch
Pradubthonq, RN, MSN",

BCN Surin

Wo[arcdfrclrsuaL BN,

[/SN
13

Chart Thaicharoen RN., MsN

Srimahasarakham NC

14

Chutima Malai

tsCN Ratchaburi

15

Chutima Panyapinijnugoon Ed.D. RN., Sukjai
Charoensuk, Ph.D. RN,, Penphun Kajohnsitp

BCN Chonburi

Ph.D. RN
16

17

The Pafticipation of Famity in Peformance of Famity and Community Nursing

for Bachelor Program in Nursing Sclence Srimahasarakham Nursing College
Factors influencing organizationat citizenship behaviors of nursing instructors tn
Co//eges of Nursing, I'rlinistry of Public tlealth

Factors related to the organizationat commitment of nursing instructors in the
Nursing Cotteges under jurisdictian of Praboromaraichanok lnstitute, the Ministry
of Public Health

Donnapa Hongthong, M.Sc,, MN* & Colleagues

Doungjai Plianbumroong* Achara Musikawan*

BCN Phayao

BCN Yala

Knov,rledge, Perception and Prevention Behavior regarding the Chikungunya
Fever among Nursing Slurienls al Boromarajonani College of Nursing, Phayao
The Perception of Patients Rights and Actually Received on Patient Rights

When Bedside Teaching
Effect of E-Learning, Nursing Care of the Patient with Fracture Femur with

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Mrs. Duangkhae Pitaksin, MNS, RN,*,Mrs,
Pitchawee Sinsawad, MNS, RN.*
Duddeorrt Khewleorng

1

*,

RN, M.P.H. and

BCN RATCHABURI

Traction on Leanting Achievement of Nursing Studenls at Boromarajonani
College of Nursing, Ratchaburi

tsCN Uttaradit

The Effect of Brief lnteruention as a Means of Alcohol Drinking Reduction
among the technicalsludenfs of Uttadit College, Thailand

NO

NAME

PLACE

Mrs. Jurairat Watcharaach, Patcharapa
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Kanchanaudom MNS, Suppakorn Wankrathok

Thailand

BNS.
21

Jarunee Chardpoom, Phimphan Ratanakomol

BCN Chainat

Jarunee Intharitl,M.Sc. RN., Nualjan
22

Matayaputorn', Ed.D., M.Ed. RN. Pattarasuda

23

ThailanC

JARUWAN KANSRI

BCN Chainat

Chaiyoyingyong, Kulaya Srimahan, Nujaree
Hakom, Penjamas Khumtana

BCN RATCHABURI

25

Julaluck chumchong, M.N.S.,

Srimahasarakham NC

RN.

Jureerat Kijsomporn, PhD, Richard H. Steeves,
PhD.,

Nutthita Petchprapai, Kainapa Kaewchanta,
Malinee Youchaiyen & Kasorn Suwittayasiri

PBRI

BCN Bangkok

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MS. Kanchana Panyathorn, MS,RN, MS. Human
ecology

29

Kannika Runagdej (MPH, Dr. P.H.)

SCPH YALA

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Kanokporn 0umpram

Thailand

31

Ihe Sludy of Teachers'Behavior in Boromarajonani College of Nursing; Chainat
Following Through Teacher Disciplines

lvlanagement on " The Nurslng Care of Paticnts vtithrlrawalDepresslon Sulclde

Behavior

Jiriya lntana, Nattaya Wongyara, Rungtip

27

in the Child Development Center

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24

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Health Promoting Behaviors of the Child Care Providers for Preschool Children

The Developmenl of Student-Centered C/assroom Lcarning-Teaching

Hamkampail M.Sc. RN., Phutthisak Chantratipl,
RN.

TITLE

Kanokwan

S ilapa|2

In table 4 belou,

23,9

seerns that the

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25.0

24,1

distribution of subject development status of the research

based on age, sex, siblings member. Age

of less than 30-60 months is dominantly get

developmental disorder in social skill, 40,07o gTeater

t*ice

a

than age of 36-60 months u'ho

get a developmental problems and a language skill delay.
Sex category that gets a social

skill disorder is male. 807o, greater four times than female

*'ho get a developmental delav. On the sibling category, infant u,ho

ha-s

l-2

members.

about 60% gets a social skill dela,v. See table belorv.

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Table 4
Developmental status of infants on Fisherman families based on age, sex, and siblings
member in district Kenjeran Surabaya Jull-Qs1.6er 2007
Variable

Development

N

Amount

perc LD perc€ SD perce S perc
ent

nl

nl.

n

ent

Perc
e1lt

Agc

0-12 months
>12-36 months
>36-60 monlhs

25
59
54

l8,l

2

42.8
39.1

2

I

Male

66
72

47.8
52-2

I

31

t+

))\
53.6

I

JJ

23.9

100

I

40,0
40,0
20.0

27

l

100

I

100

18,6

61

42.1

42,1

39,3

Sex

Fernale

4

I00

I

80.0
20.0

l0r)

J
2

ao,o
40.0

7l

49,0

74

51.0

31
79
35

21,4
54.5

Siblings

None

t-2
>2

I

100

24-l

Note:

N

:Normal

LD
SD

: Language Dclar'
: Social Delay'

S

: Suspect

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DISCUSSION

Infant period is the most important penod ol growth and development because in this
period the growth ard development of infants is fastest and rvould be the basis of next

groxlh and development. -I'he result of the research shou,s that from 145 infants assessed.
36 rnfants (21.8o/oi) get a development disorder and based on the analysis, the average age

ol

those infants is age 12-36 months, 44,1Yo. Even thougtg the development status of

infants

of

fishermen

still shorv a grealer than 75Yo get a good development, but

the

development process on the age of I2-36 months that should be fast, in the other hand get
a derelopment disorder The development disorder found due to the decrease

of life that still

has a relationship

of the qualitl'

uith the nutnent status as the problem that

solred According to Narenda (2002). the development process on that

needs

to

be

age should be fast.

especiallr,in the cerebral structure. On the age 3l,ears the developmerrt of cerebellum will
reach 507o from the adults. so to get a marirnum developmenl process, the children need

to get enough protein. energ\'- and stimulation

Most of the development disorder of infants on fisherman families are on female (66,7%)
and n'ho has I -2 siblings 6l

.l%

The result of the research assumes that male is tend to get

a great attenlion than female in the development process as he would be the patron in the

famili. This distinction mar be caused

b1' the

different nurture style. However, the member

of siblings could also influence the developnrent

process r.l,hen there is no balance on the

distribution of food suppll'rvrth the members of famill' (infants).
Indonesia as the development country, the enrironment factors can be the causes of
developmental disorders

of children due to the lorn social economic condition (poverty),

lack of the knou4edge of rts people about the developmental process, especiallv on the
fisherman tamilies that most of them have a lor.v social economic condition Those factors
are like the enr.ironment of nurture, stimulation, and birth history and so on. These factors
are usual in the mind of Indonesian people and they do not realize that they have significant

roles in the developmental process of children (Soetjiningsih, 1998)-

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While the developmental process on infants is normal. and onll' ,1.8% n'ho get

a

developmental delay especially on the language and social skill. Some reasons that cause
these problems such as a bad stimulalion from the famill, and a wrong nurture. This is
because

of lack of knowledge and most of the mothers are sen'ants and uork part trme to

help the fathers. so their time that should be for nufl.unng their children is not fulfilled n'ell.

And sornetimes, they entrust their children to neighbors and as the result- their social skills
are delay. While the social economic condilron of the fisherman families also the factor that

influence the developmental process of chrldreq ufien thel'have a lou,income the balance

of food suppll' and nutrient is not enougtr- and the problem ol gving stimulation

tools

(games and toys) may cause the developmenta.l delav of their children (Wong. 2000).

Fadlyana et atl (2003), report that the delal'on social skill in the citv is higher than in urban
area

(p:0,019). Developmental delal' of rnfants is the potentia.l decrease of qualiq, of life in

the future

if it is not handled soon b1' finding a proper

(19-83) show that

if the solution for children n'ho

solution. As Franlienburg at all

have developmental disorders is not grren

immediately, 89% of them will fail in their studl'.
Based on the theory

of developmental process of childreq

shou,s that factors influenced

this problem can be internal and extemal factors. Those faclors according to Tanuuidjal'a

(2002), sex, genetic disorder- chromosome disorder. and age (internal). Extemal factors

begin from birth such as nutrient. mechanrsm, torin endocrine, radiation. infectionimmunology disorders, and ps1'chologv of mother. Birth factors and post natal such as

child's nutrients, chronic disease. ph1'srcal envu'onment. psvchological. endocnne, social
economic, nurturing environment. stimu

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