Vol. 2 No. 1 (2022): Nurse and Holistic Care

Vol. 2 No. 1 (2022) Nurse and Holistic Care

This issue explores a range of studies addressing key health concerns and interventions aimed at improving patient care and outcomes across various settings. One study focuses on the role of family support, motivation, and patient attendance in the Chronic Disease Management Program (Prolanis) for patients with chronic non-communicable diseases, highlighting factors that influence patient engagement and program success.

Another study evaluates the effectiveness of Nigella Sativa oil in treating skin integrity disorders, particularly acne vulgaris, in adolescents, offering insights into alternative treatments for dermatological issues. The behavior of pregnant women in using personal protective equipment during the COVID-19 pandemic is also examined, shedding light on health precautions taken during pregnancy amidst the global health crisis.

Further, the issue looks into factors influencing recovery in post-operative cesarean section patients, such as education level, age, surgery history, and recovery duration, providing a comprehensive view of post-surgical care. A literature review on the factors influencing COVID-19 vaccination acceptance explores the complex decision-making processes behind vaccination uptake.

Lastly, the impact of combining progressive muscle relaxation and music therapy on blood pressure and pulse in patients with primary hypertension is assessed in a study from Babatan, Surabaya, offering a non-pharmacological approach to managing hypertension.

These studies provide valuable insights into improving patient care, promoting health behaviors, and managing chronic conditions, contributing to the enhancement of healthcare practices.

The articles in this issue were contributed by authors and co-authors from Indonesia, Thailand