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KESADARAN HUKUM DALAM BELA NEGARA DAN CINTA TANAH AIR (NKRI) BAGI PASIEN PROLANIS KLINIK PRATAMA ”RAHMATIKA” SEMARANG

Introduction

Kesadaran hukum dalam bela negara dan cinta tanah air (nkri) bagi pasien prolanis klinik pratama ”rahmatika” semarang . Teliti kesadaran hukum bela negara & cinta tanah air di antara pasien Prolanis Klinik Rahmatika Semarang. Menemukan kesenjangan pengetahuan & pentingnya edukasi untuk persatuan NKRI.

Abstract

The Republic of Indonesia is an independent, united, sovereign, just and prosperous country. As the Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia (NKRI), Indonesia is an independent country which was proclaimed on August 17, 1945. As an independent country, the Indonesian state has the right to regulate and administer the state administration system of the Republic of Indonesia based on the state constitution, namely the 1945 Constitution. an independent Indonesian state, it is necessary to pay attention to all Indonesian citizens so that this country continues to develop and progress as aspired in the fourth paragraph of the opening of the 1945 Constitution. Awareness in the nation and state must be realized by carrying out State Defense and love for the homeland in the Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia. , so that our country remains an independent, just and prosperous country based on Pancasila and the 1945 Constitution. State defense is a form of public awareness to participate in maintaining security in their respective environments according to their capacity and profession. ng each. State defense can be carried out by maintaining the safe situation of each family and carrying out its activities as the smallest community unit in a country. The next question is whether the residents of Prolanis Patients at the "Rahmatika" Primary Clinic in Semarang City in general have known about what is meant by State Defense? And what is meant by the love of the Republic of Indonesia?. It turns out that there are still many residents of Prolanis at the "Rahmatika" Clinic who do not know or even understand what is meant by State Defense. When asked about State Defense, most answered that what was meant by State Defense was a way to deal with the enemy in the event of a war, so it was often understood that they had to take up arms to fight against the enemy. Apart from that, after we as implementers of Community Service activities in the form of legal counseling from Unisbank, we asked them about whether they knew about State Defense? and it turns out that most of them do not know and understand what is meant by Defending the State and Loving the Republic of Indonesia. Based on this fact, we implementer of Community Service activities have a program to provide education about forms of legal awareness in Defending the State and Love for the Homeland of the Republic of Indonesia, so that we hope to be able to foster a sense of love for the homeland and State Defense for an independent Indonesia. Given the very importance of education about State Defense, so that every citizen of the Prolanis Patient at the Pratama Clinic "Rahmatika" knows and understands so that it is hoped that the legal awareness of the community will grow in this State Defense and to make the public more aware of the importance of unity and integrity in social life. , as a nation and state in carrying out State Defense in accordance with their respective professions or expertise.

Review

The paper, titled "KESADARAN HUKUM DALAM BELA NEGARA DAN CINTA TANAH AIR (NKRI) BAGI PASIEN PROLANIS KLINIK PRATAMA ”RAHMATIKA” SEMARANG," addresses a critical aspect of civic education within the Indonesian context: legal awareness concerning 'State Defense' (Bela Negara) and 'Love for the Homeland' (Cinta Tanah Air). The abstract clearly outlines the foundational principles of the Indonesian state, emphasizing the importance of these concepts for national development and maintaining the Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia (NKRI). The study's specific focus on Prolanis patients at a primary clinic in Semarang provides a defined and somewhat unique target demographic, hinting at an interest in civic engagement across various societal groups, including those with chronic health conditions. While the title is in Indonesian, the abstract provides a comprehensive English summary that effectively conveys the paper's scope and objectives. The abstract reveals that the core of this work is a community service initiative rather than a traditional research study with a robust methodology for data collection and analysis. The "question" posed – whether Prolanis patients know about State Defense and love for NKRI – is answered through observations and informal inquiries during community service activities. The key finding is that many Prolanis patients at the "Rahmatika" Clinic possess a limited or misconstrued understanding of State Defense, often associating it solely with military conflict. This highlights a significant gap in civic knowledge within this specific population. The authors' response is to implement an educational program through legal counseling, aiming to correct these misconceptions and foster a broader, more inclusive understanding of State Defense that aligns with individual capacities and professions. The intervention, while well-intentioned, lacks a detailed description of its design, content, or evaluation methods, which would be crucial for assessing its effectiveness. The paper identifies a genuine need for civic education regarding State Defense and love for the homeland, particularly in recognizing that these concepts extend beyond military action to encompass daily contributions and unity. The intervention, though framed as community service, serves as an important initial step in addressing this knowledge gap. However, for future endeavors or more robust contributions to academic literature, it would be beneficial to transition this initiative into a more structured research project. This could involve clearly defined research questions, a rigorous pre- and post-intervention assessment of legal awareness, a detailed description of the educational module, and a larger, more representative sample size to generalize findings. Exploring the specific barriers to understanding these concepts among Prolanis patients, such as educational background or access to information, could also provide valuable insights. Overall, the work serves as a valuable demonstration of community engagement aimed at strengthening national identity and civic responsibility, albeit with significant room for methodological enhancement.

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