Magister Keperawatan 1030x686

Obtained Ministry of Education and Science and Technology Permit, Unisa Yogyakarta Master of Nursing Program Ready to Open

,

Aisyiyah University (Unisa) Yogyakarta is ready to open a Master’s Program in Nursing Studies starting in the 2025/2026 academic year. The opening of the Master’s Program in Nursing is following the issuance of the Decree of the Minister of Higher Education, Science, and Technology (Mendiktisaintek RI) Number 30/A/O/2025.

“We will soon open new student admissions for the 2025/2026 academic year,” said Vice Dean III for Student Affairs and Cooperation of the Faculty of Health Sciences (FIKes) Unisa Yogyakarta, Wantonoro M.Kep., Sp.Kep. MB., PhD, Saturday (18/1/2025).

Wantonoro said that after the opening permit for the Master of Nursing Study Program, his party will conduct socialization and promotion with prospective master students. In addition, his party will prepare various collaborations.

“We are preparing national and international cooperation to support the learning process and prepare all forms of learning components,” said Wantonoro who is also a lecturer in Medical Surgical Nursing.

Wantonoro said the curriculum will follow the terms and conditions of the Ministry of Education and Science and the rules of the nursing profession. “By promoting excellence related to the Master of Nursing with the superior science and technology of palliative care management,” he said.

When mentioned about readiness, Wantonoro said that the license that had been issued indicated that Unisa Yogyakarta was really ready, both from human resources, facilities, and other lecture supporters.

“Hopefully, the Master of Nursing will become a program to improve nursing knowledge, both cognitively, skills, and innovation, so that it will have an impact on health services, especially on palliative services,” Wantonoro said.

Magister Keperawatan 1030x686

Tags: aisyiyah, banggamenjadiunisa, beunisa, magister keperawatan, unisayogya

/by
Lsp Unisa 1 1030x773

LSP Unisa Yogyakarta Towards Establishment: Improving Graduate Competencies

,

Universitas `Aisyiyah (Unisa) Yogyakarta is one step closer to establishing a Professional Certification Agency (LSP). A full assessment process from the National Board for Professional Certification (BNSP) was conducted at Baroroh Baried Hall on Friday (17/1/2025). This assessment is a crucial stage for Unisa to obtain an official license as an LSP.

BNSP assigned Prasetyo as an assessor in charge of carrying out the assessment and assessment of competency tests objectively at Unisa Yogyakarta. The presence of this BNSP assessor marks a strong commitment from Unisa to improve the quality of its graduates through nationally recognized competency certification.

Vice Rector IV of Unisa Yogyakarta, M. Ali Imron, M.Fis, in his speech emphasized the importance of certification as proof of one’s competence in carrying out his profession. “Certification is important evidence that a person is competent and worthy of working in their professional field. We hope that this assessment process will run smoothly and Unisa can achieve recommendations for the establishment of LSP with the four schemes that have been submitted. Thus, we can develop more certification schemes in the future,” said Imron.

The submission of these four certification schemes shows Unisa’s seriousness in preparing graduates who are ready to work and highly competitive. The establishment of the LSP on campus is expected to facilitate UNISA students and graduates to obtain competency certification relevant to their scientific fields.

Prasetyo, an assessor from BNSP, explained that his job is to assist BNSP in granting licenses to institutions that propose the establishment of LSPs. “The establishment of this certification body will greatly help prepare graduates who are work-ready and competent. With competency certification, graduates not only have a diploma, but also proof of recognition of their abilities. This will increase the confidence of the industry or companies that will hire them,” Prasetyo said.

The full assessment process from BNSP is an important milestone for UNISA Yogyakarta in realizing its vision as a university that produces excellent and competitive graduates. Hopefully, the establishment of the LSP at UNISA can be realized soon and provide great benefits for the entire academic community and the wider community.

Lsp Unisa 1 1030x773

Tags: aisyiyah, banggamenjadiunisa, beunisa, lsp unisa, unisayogya

/by
Fisio Smart 1030x773

Community Empowerment Through SMART Physio

,

News, News

Physio Smart

The Physiotherapy Study Program at ‘Aisyiyah University (Unisa) Yogyakarta has just completed an internship program that has a significant impact on the community at the Sanden Health Center, Bantul. The five-week internship program involved 7th semester students and focused on community empowerment through innovative physiotherapy approaches. The withdrawal of internship students was held on Friday, January 10, 2025, marking the success of the collaboration between Unisa Yogyakarta, Sanden Health Center, and the surrounding community.

SMART Physio: Physiotherapy-Based Community Empowerment Innovation

This internship program gave birth to an innovative branding called Fisio SMART (Physiotherapy Through Community Empowerment Strategy). This branding represents the strong commitment of Unisa Yogyakarta students and educators in improving community health through sustainable collaboration and empowerment. Fisio SMART emphasizes the importance of the community’s active role in maintaining their health and quality of life.

During their internship, Unisa Physiotherapy students worked closely with various parties, including cadres of stroke monitors from the community, doctors, and physiotherapists from Sanden Health Center. This cross-sector collaboration is key to the success of the program. The main focus of the program is the monitoring and treatment of common health conditions in the community, such as stroke, diabetes, and hypertension. In addition, students are also actively involved in community empowerment activities, with the main targets being the elderly and children with disabilities.

This internship received direct guidance from two professional physiotherapists from Sanden Health Center, Novika Kurniawati and Maryati. Their presence and guidance ensured that the activities were run according to professional standards and provided optimal benefits to the community. The collaborative approach has proven effective in creating a positive impact on the health and well-being of the Sanden community.

Bani, one of the student interns, said that this experience provided valuable learning. They not only learned technically about physiotherapy, but also understood the importance of community empowerment in the context of the physiotherapy community.

“We learned how to actively involve the community in maintaining and improving the quality of their health,” he said.

The Head of the Physiotherapy Study Program at Unisa Yogyakarta, Hilmi Zadah Faidullah, S.St., M.Si., expressed his hope that this internship program could be an inspiration and model for other regions.

“We hope that the Unisa Physiotherapy Study Program can continue to contribute to improving health and community empowerment, not only in Sanden, but also throughout the province of Yogyakarta Special Region,” said Hilmi.

The end of this internship program is expected to be the beginning of the implementation of the SMART Physio model in various regions. This model is expected to strengthen the synergy between physiotherapy and community empowerment, creating a healthier and more independent society. This program proves that collaboration between educational institutions, health facilities, and communities can produce a significant positive impact on mutual health and well-being.

Fisio Smart 1030x773

Tags: aisyiyah, banggamenjadiunisa, beunisa, fisioterapi, unisayogya

/by
Kehumasan 1030x773

Public Relations Takes an Important Role in Educational Institutions

,

News, News

Public Relations

Founder & CEO of Indonesian Public Relations, Asmono Wikan, said that the role of public relations in educational institutions, such as universities, is an important part. Public Relations is a long-term investment that can be felt in the future.

Asmono Wikan assessed that the role of public relations as a communicator in an organization can be seen in the long term. He said that currently there may still be many who think the role of public relations is less visible.

“It is said that they only work during a crisis, not really. In fact, before the crisis, they also found methods to build a strong fortress,” said Asmono Wikan, during an audience at Universitas ‘Aisyiyah (Unisa) Yogyakarta, Thursday (16/1/2025).

The man who is also the Founder of MAW Talk said that his party is trying to synergize with universities to strengthen the role of public relations. “We also open the possibility of collaboration, with Unisa Yogyakarta, with Muhammadiyah, and the education system,” said Asmono Wikan.

Vice Rector IV for Cooperation and International Affairs of Unisa Yogyakarta, Moh. Ali Imron, S.Sos., M.Fis., shared the same view, that the role of public relations is very important. He also said that the role of public relations is not felt instantly. “Public relations is very important. The impact is not instantaneous,” said Imron.

Imron also assessed that currently there may still be those who see public relations not as an investment. This view should be changed, and see the role of public relations as an investment.

He gave an example that the campus has various facilities, technology, good laboratories, but when there is no role of public relations to brand well to the outside, it becomes less. “It’s not meaningful if public relations can’t introduce it all,” said Imron.

Imron also welcomed the cooperation opportunity initiated by MAW Talk, Public Relations Indonesia. He hopes that the good practices that have been implemented at Unisa Yogyakarta will also become an example.

Kehumasan 1030x773


Tags:aisyiyah, banggamenjadiunisa, beunisa, kehumasan, unisayogya

/by
Makan Bergizi 1030x773

Nutrition Lecturer at Unisa Yogyakarta Talks About Free Nutritious Meals, What to Pay Attention to and Its Impact

,

News, News

Nutritious Meal

A lecturer in the Nutrition Study Program at ‘Aisyiyah University (Unisa) Yogyakarta, Agung Nugroho, AMG, MPH, said that there are a number of things that need to be considered in the Free Nutritious Meal Program. Starting from the presentation of the menu, to anticipating the potential for poisoning.

Agung said that one thing to watch out for is the potential for poisoning and its handling. “If the food is poisoned once, there are 3,000 (the number of menu portions made by each Nutrition Provision Service Unit / SPPG). I haven’t seen hopefully there will be no cases of poisoning. That is in the context of health if the outbreak is handled,” said Agung, Wednesday (1/15/2025).

Another thing that concerns Agung is the availability of raw materials to make food menus. He suggested that in one area not make the same menu at the same time. The strategy is to avoid scarcity or shortage of certain raw materials.

“For example, one kitchen needs 3,000 eggs, multiplied by several locations in one area, if they are together there can be a real scarcity of eggs. Food management must be good,” said Agung, who is also the head of the Unisa Yogyakarta Study Program. 

When mentioned with a budget of IDR 10,000 per serving whether it can meet nutritional needs, Agung said it could. Even so, he also said that he had to look at the implementation area. Because some areas the price for raw materials is quite expensive.

“It might be difficult for Maluku or Papua to meet Rp10,000, because their food prices are already high, but it’s not a fixed benchmark. The lowest range is Rp10,000 to Rp15,000 usually. It’s very unlikely that all are Rp10,000,” said Agung.

Agung explained that each menu has been considered nutritional standards. To determine the menu, according to Agung, there is already a nutritionist with guidelines. “There is a calculation,” said Agung.

According to Agung, the challenge was to adjust the taste of the food to the tastes of the thousands of people who received the free nutritious meal program. To accommodate tastes in general, according to Agung, it can be seen from the remaining food.

“For example, if a menu has a lot of leftovers, it must be replaced, evaluated, because there is a protocol. The level of liking, the leftovers must be recorded, which ones are most liked, which ones are not,” Agung said. 

Impact of Free Nutritious Meals

Agung said that the Free Nutritious Meal program must be seen as an investment. Therefore, the impact of this program cannot be seen in the near future. He gave an illustration of the current developed countries that have implemented similar programs for a long time.

“We have to think of it as an investment. The term planting a tree now may not get results right away, planting is definitely long-term. Moreover, this is the context of Human Resources,” Agung said.

According to Agung, the positive impact of this program is not only in terms of improving the quality of human resources. However, there are other impacts that can be felt, for example the economy. Through this program, local communities can be involved in meeting the needs of processed food. 

“The concept is community empowerment. For example, near the kitchen there is land that can be used to empower the farming community. They can be empowered to fulfill food ingredients. In urban areas, it can actually foster urban farming,” said Agung.

In addition, education can be inserted in the Free Nutritious Meal program. Starting from getting children used to praying before eating, then they can be taught to wash cutlery after eating. 

“Then, for example, there are three leftover side dishes, not thrown away, offered to friends who want five. Children have to solve that problem. Three meat who want five children, that’s education, problem solving,” said Agung.

Tags: aisyiyah, banggamenjadiunisa, beunisa, makan bergizi, unisayogya

/by