Reproductive health of female students in Islamic boarding school culture: A literature review.

Reproductive health in Islamic boarding schools is still a special concern, because female students in Islamic boarding schools are teenagers, namely 12-19 years old. This article aims to discuss adolescent reproductive health in relation to the culture in Islamic boarding schools. One model of education in Indonesia is Islamic boarding schools which prioritises religious education and are supported by dormitories as a place to live, where they interact with their peers 24 hours a day.

Enhancing cardiopulmonary resuscitation training for the community with foam pillows: A promising approach.

This study evaluates the efficacy of foam pillows as instructional aides to achieve accurate compression depth and chest recoil during CPR training. A descriptive study design was employed. The study involved 30 respondents with no experience with CPR.

Effectiveness of a multicentre nasopharyngeal carcinoma awareness programme in Indonesia.

Objective: To evaluate the effectiveness of a nasopharyngeal carcinoma (NPC) awareness programme on the short-term and long-term improvement of knowledge and referral of patients with NPC by primary healthcare centres (PHCCs) staff in Indonesia.

Design: The NPC awareness programme consisted of 12 symposia including a Train-The-Trainer component, containing lectures about early symptoms and risk factors of NPC, practical examination and the referral system for NPC suspects. Before and after training participants completed a questionnaire.