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E-Health Effectiveness in General Hospital Region Dr. M. Soewandhie Surabaya. Public Service is the main obligation of the government to organize activities in order to meet the needs of the community. City officials do a service innovations as efforts to improve public services in the health sector by applying the principles of e-Government and one of these innovations is a service of E-Health. E-Health is an application that allows people to shorten queues at the clinic or hospital. The purpose of this study to determine the effectiveness of E-Health at the Regional General Hospital Dr. M. Soewandhie Surabaya. The focus of the study was based on Gibson's five effectiveness measurement indicators, namely Production, Efficiency, Satisfaction, Adaptability and Survival. The research method used is descriptive qualitative. The results of this study indicate that the service E-Health at the Regional General Hospital Dr. M. Soewandhie Surabaya is quite. It can be seen from Satisfaction Indicator, Adaptability and Survival. In satisfaction indicators, showed as many as 6 out of 10 patients stated that E-Healthservices already meet expectations. In adaptation indicators, show that E-Health services make it easier for the performance of the employees, especially employees of the registration window. On the Survival indicator, it shows that Dr. M. Soewandhie Surabaya as E-Health service providers already have plans to develop e-Health services in order to meet the needs of the community. Keywords: Public Service, Effectiveness, E-Health

BPJS health targets for member PBI provide convenience for participants in accessing health services financed by the government, the principle of prudence sustainable BPJS transparency in financial management. The purpose of this study is to describe, analyze and Interpret the implementation of Program Policy BPJS using a model approach to the implementation of policies of George Edward III and Develop policy model in implementation program is effective and efficient BPJS appropriate purpose to provide health services to poor people in Surabaya. This research was conducted using qualitative method. Implementation begins with socialization to the provider of health services such as health centers and hospitals. Financing members funded by PBI budget Surabaya Surabaya Goverment through the budget to the health budget. Membership data collection continued through cooperation between Bapemas and the Department of Health to add and remove members of PBI budget Surabaya. Health Department will continue its coordination and supervision of health care providers and handles complaints from members of PBI.Keywords: health care, Implementation, Poverty, BPJS, Surabaya

Regional Regulation No. 5 of 2011 on Public Order and Communal Peace is one of the rules of Local Government which is a public policy in which the implementation of public order is necessary to assert the policy. Judging from the state of public places many street vendors still sell around the sidewalks, roads, road intersections, especially in the area of Aloon Aloon Ponorogo. The intended aims of this study are first, to find out how the implementation of Local Regulation Number 5 Year 2011 about Public Order and Communal Peace (Study on the Order of Traditional Foot Trader in Aloon-Aloon Ponorogo Area). Second, to determine the factors that affect the implementation of the Local Regulation on the Traditional Foot Trader in order to maintain the discipline in the area of Aloon Aloon Ponorogo. The theory used in this research refers to Van Meter Theory and Van Horn. To support this study, the researcher used 8 people as informants by using qualitative data analysis as the data analysis in this study. Based on the result of this study, it can be concluded that theImplementation of Local Regulation Number 5 Year 2011 on Public Order and Communal Peace on the Ordering of Traditional Foot Trader in Aloon-Aloon Ponorogo Area until now has been running well in the disciplining but there is no arrangement of places for Traditional Foot Trader. Moreover, several factors that the regulation of the Local Regulation are due to the lack of infrastructure and human resources in disciplining traditional foot trader. This happens because there is no special fund prepared for the arrangement of street traders. Key words: Implementation, Regional Regulation, Traditional Trader

Purpose: The government's efforts in developing the economy of low-income communities in the city of Surabaya require high participation support. The low community participation in the incubation facilitation program for independent businesses is a problem that needs a solution Design/methodology/approach: The research method used is descriptive quantitative and case study methods. Data collection techniques using a questionnaire. The analysis technique uses inferential analysis and analysis of data characteristics. Findings: The results of this study indicate that the novelty at the level of community participation is arranged into three steps, namely: Stairs 1 (Basic Need Participation), 2 (Learning Encouragement), and 3 (Participation for growth). Paper type: Research paper

Border areas both on land and at sea as a border of national sovereignty universally have a very important and strategic role, both for national interests and for relations between countries (international). However, the problem that is cross-border in nature is global, especially facing transnational crime that is far more dangerous than military threats. Therefore, solving the problem across borders is not enough to be handled by the Republic of Indonesia itself, but rather by countries in the world to combat transnational crime. A practical and simple step is the need for an agreement between countries at the border to agree to safeguard and maintain cross-border boundaries safely and orderly. Standardization of Integrated PLBN Development includes technical standardization of PLBN buildings and standardization of Integrated PLBN management. In this activity, work will be carried out on the preparation of Integrated PLBN management standardization, which is standardization of the more popular PLBN work mechanism with the term Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) or Fixed Procedure (Protap) to facilitate PLBN officers in understanding PLBN SOPs and at the same time as a base line for basic improvements Future PLBN SOPs.