Health care is a system of state, group and individual measures for the improvement, preservation and restoration of health. The goal of health care is the promotion, ie improvement of health, prevention, ie prevention of diseases, timely detection of diseases, effective treatment and rehabilitation. Health care is organized on three levels, so it is about primary, secondary and tertiary health care. In cases of justified emergencies, every person has the right to emergency medical care and emergency treatment, regardless of legal status. In the event that a large number of persons whose medical condition requires urgent medical care is present in one place, triage is carried out in order to determine the cases according to the degree of urgency and to give priority to the most urgent ones.

Background: Obesity is a condition in which body fat is in an excessive amount. Obesity is the 5th leading cause of death in the world. About 2.8 million people worldwide die from complications of obesity, 23% suffer from ischemic heart disease, and 7% to 41% have a risk of developing cancer in certain organs. In Bulukumba Regency (2016), the prevalence of obesity was 913 people (49.3%). As many as 115 men (7.21%), 798 women (50.03%) who were gathered from several health centers. There are 13 health centers that have not collected data on obesity, one of which is the Bontonyeleng Health Center. Research Objectives to determine the effectiveness of VCO (Virgin Coconut Oil in people with obesity in the working area of Bontonyeleng Community Health Center, Taccorong Village, Gantarang District, Bulukumba Regency. Research methodology The research design used two groups, by conducting one pre-test) treatment (treatment) and after that measurement again (post-test). The population in this study, people with obesity. The sample is 30 people. Research Results The results showed that the median in the group given VCO intervention was lower than before VCO intervention was given. This indicates a decrease in BMI results. The results of statistical tests (Wilcoxon test) show ap value: 0.013 (p <0.05) means that Ho is rejected, meaning that statistically, there is a significant effect of VCO intervention on BMI reduction in obese people in the work area bontonyeleng puskesmas Conclusion IMT measurement The sample is 30 people. Research Results The results showed that the median in the group given VCO intervention was lower than before VCO intervention was given. This indicates a decrease in BMI results. The results of statistical tests (Wilcoxon test) show ap value: 0.013 (p <0.05) means that Ho is rejected, meaning that statistically, there is a significant effect of VCO intervention on BMI reduction in obese people in the work area bontonyeleng puskesmas Conclusion IMT measurement The sample is 30 people. Research Results The results showed that the median in the group given VCO intervention was lower than before VCO intervention was given. This indicates a decrease in BMI results. The results of statistical tests (Wilcoxon test) show ap value: 0.013 (p <0.05) means that Ho is rejected, meaning that statistically, there is a significant effect of VCO intervention on BMI reduction in obese people in the work area bontonyeleng puskesmas Conclusion IMT measurement showed a significant difference between the treatment group and the control group, the difference was higher in the treatment group. And there is the effect of VCO intervention on reducing BMI in obese people in the working area of the Bontonyeleng Health Center. Which means that if VCO is effective in reducing a person's body mass index.

Background: Indonesia when it related disease Covid-19 tended to increase in number, in some home sick in Jakarta and several cities large in Indonesia, by a team of group assignment Indonesia, patient covid are at the age actively, and without symtoms. Mortality are high the world is in 5-9% of patients led to fears of its own in the community. The necessity of insulating themselves become important leaving easy transmission of the patient to the healthy. The community is afraid and has a negative stigma that causes Covid 19 sufferers to be ostracized. Another thing that is not less important is the disruption of basic needs when suffering from illness. Aims: exploring the experience of participatory suffering from Covid-19. Methods: This study is a qualitative exploratory study to explore the experiences of Covid-19 participants. Participants study amounted to nine participants with a purposive sample. Results: The experience of participants gives an idea as a whole knows the feeling of the participants faced Covid-19 and change the value, trust and confidence of patients Covid-19. The results of the study t erdapat response of the patient in the face of illness Covid-19 related to the activity of the physical, psychological and changes in the environment as well as changes in values, beliefs and convictions. Conclusion: In the study it was obtained nine themes among others: (1) feeling or response that is experienced in the face of illness Covid-19, (2) type of attention or support that is obtained from the environment to face Covid-19, (3) discrimination are experienced by participants Covid-19, (4) Efforts made by Covid-19 participants to achieve recovery , (5) Ability to recognize signs and symptoms of disease / physical changes, (6) Changes in values, beliefs and beliefs and expectations of Covid-19 sufferers. Recommendation: The results of the study suggest energy treatments do care that is comprehensive, for the power of education also should give how do care nursing holistic and provide education to the community about Covid-19.

Documentation is vital for a safe, ethical, and effective nursing care in clinical setting. Nursing practice requires documentation to ensure continuity of care, planning, and accountability, as well as in the promotion and uptake of evidence-based practice. This study was to assess the nurses’ attitude towards documenting nursing care and factors affecting documentation. The study may suggest ways of improving attitude of nurses towards nursing documentation. The study used a quantitative, descriptive survey design in which self-administered questionnaires were distributed to a sample of 199 staff nurses. With the aid of SPSS version 20, data were analyzed using a descriptive statistics. Majority of the participants were females (70.6%) and most of the respondents’ years of experience are within the range of 6-10 years (29.4%). Findings shows that nurses have good attitudes towards documentation. However, they disagree that the employees are always reluctant to accept changes in the work process. Also most respondents (83.9%) agreed that lack of time contribute to nurses’ attitude towards documentation. Most of the respondents disagreed that Lack of knowledge may not be a factor affecting documentation (86.1%). Thus, Proper and effective nursing documentation is very important in hospitals and effective ways of improving nurse’s attitude towards documentation should be conducted through seminars and workshops.