Objective: To analyse the factors related to the use of provider-initiated test and counselling services for inmates at high risk of HIV /AIDS.Method: This descriptive cross-sectional study was conducted at the Polyclinic of Class IIA Abepura Correctional Institution, Papua Province, Indonesia, from November to December 2020, and involved 140 inmates, of age 18 years or older selected by simple random sampling technique, at high risk of HIV after obtaining informed consent. All had been tested for HIVstatus were fluent in Indonesian and willing to participate in the study. The use of provider-initiated testing and counselling services was recorded in 112 (80%) cases. Data were collected using a structured questionnaire exploring aspects relatedto testing and counselling. Data were analysed using SPSS v.21.Results: The association between use of provider-initiated testing and counselling services and acceptance of HIV/AIDS related stigma and discrimination was significant (odds ratio=20.781; p<0.001). The association between use of provider-initiated testing and counselling services was also significant with belief in its usefulness (odds ratio=12.372; p<0.001), family and institutional support (odds ratio = 9.993; p<0.001), need for services (odds ratio = 6.587; p<0.001), and knowledge of services (odds ratio = 6.130; p<0.001).Conclusion: It is essential to build a cross-programme collaboration between health workers and security officers in the form of regular counselling to reduce the stigma and discrimination among inmates.Keywords: Immunodeficiency, Odds Ratio, Counselling, HIV, Prisoners.

While parent-adolescent sexual and reproductive health (SRH) communication is one potential source of information for adolescents, it appears to be inadequately practiced in Indonesia. Given that female adolescents in Indonesia are faced with increased sex-related risks, it is important to understand, from parents and adolescents’ perspectives, how parents communicate about SRH to their adolescents. This study was designed to investigate parents and their female adolescent children's patterns of SRH communication in West Kalimantan, Indonesia. A total of 15 adolescent girls (ages 13-15) and 14 mothers took part in four focus group discussions. Fifteen girls, aged 13-15 and 14 mothers aged 25-45 years participated in the study, sharing their reflections on their communication about sex and reproductive health issues. The analysis technique used was thematic analysis, which is performed by refining key themes that emerge from the data. Data were collected from the focus group discussions. The four themes identified in this study are: (1) Infrequent communication on sexuality between mothers and daughters, (2) Mothers’ tendencies to avoid to discussing SRH, or feeling ashamed and that it is culturally unacceptable to talk about sexual matters, (3) Body change during puberty is the major content of the mother-daughter communications, and (4) Both mothers and daughters need adequate information about SRH. The study reveals that communication regarding sexual and reproductive issues between parents and female adolescents is limited in Indonesia. The quality of communication on general topics between parents and their female adolescents is one of the important factors related to SRH communication between them. It is essential that Indonesian parents become better informed and skilled, so that they may be involved in the sexual and reproductive health education of their female adolescent children.

Clinical practice experience is a kind of learning that must be done in nursing education. Result of job performance of an organization needs measurement standard so the assessment of performance is an essential aspect for hospitals to improve nurse professional performance. Students attendance at nursing clinical practice creates function, role and responsibility in supervisory activities of heads of wards, nurses, and clinical supervisors. Purpose of this study was to assess nurse performance at Jayapura Hospital, Province of Papua in the implementation of medical surgical nursing clinical practice of nursing profession students. Method: Research study was descriptive with cross sectional design. Research sample was73 consist of 7 heads nurse, 58 nurses, and 8 clinical instructor at inpatient rooms and 49 nursing profession students. Data collected at July 2 nd until 16 th , 2014 by using self-administered questionaire and proceeded using software. The conclusion is availability of the study average performance of nurses was high. However according to students evaluation average performance of nurses was adequate

Clinical practice experience is a kind of learning that must be done in nursing education. Result of job performance of an organization needs measurement standard so the assessment of performance is an essential aspect for hospitals to improve nurse professional performance. Students attendance at nursing clinical practice creates function, role and responsibility in supervisory activities of heads of wards, nurses, and clinical supervisors. Purpose of this study was to assess nurse performance at Jayapura Hospital, Province of Papua in the implementation of medical surgical nursing clinical practice of nursing profession students. Method: Research study was descriptive with cross sectional design. Research sample was73 consist of 7 heads nurse, 58 nurses, and 8 clinical instructor at inpatient rooms and 49 nursing profession students. Data collected at July 2nd until 16th, 2014 by using self-administered questionaire and proceeded using software. The conclusion is availability of the study average performance of nurses was high. However according to students evaluation average performance of nurses was adequate