PENYUSUNAN

MANUSKRIP
Annisaa F Umara, M.Kep., Ns.Sp.Kep.MB.
• Laporan penelitian  melaporkan hasil
penelitian kepada institusi pendidikan/
lembaga penyandang dana
• Naskah publikasi  kepentingan publikasi
pada jurnal ilmiah
• Naskah publikasi menjelaskan pelaksanaan
penelitian menggunakan format yg ringkas
Komponen naskah publikasi
(Dharma, 2011)
Judul

Abstrak

Pendahuluan

Metode

Hasil penelitian

Pembahasan
Judul
• Menggambarkan isi/ yg diteliti
• Menggambarkan tujuan
• Menggambarkan subjek penelitian

• “pengaruh terapi kognitif dan latihan asertif

terhadap depresi dan kemampuan mengubah
persepsi diri caregiver pasien jantung”
Ketentuan abstrak
• Penjelasan ringkas
• Gambaran umum penelitian: masalah, tujuan,
desain, sampel, hasil, kesimpulan
• Kata kunci: disusun berdasarkan abjad, sesuai
dgn varibel dan dicetak miring
• Contoh: buku; baju; koran; sampo; bunga
• Terdiri dari minimum 100 kata dan
maksimum 250 kata
• Diketik dengan huruf TNR 12 poin, 1 spasi
• Jarak antatr keseluruhan poin 2 ketukan spasi
tunggal.
Abstrak
Pendahuluan
• Besar masalah: data kuantitatif/ intensitas
• Kesenjangan/ fenomena: ketidaksesuaian
antara fakta dengan harapan
• Tujuan/ hipotesis: menggambarkan yg ingin
diketahui
Metode
• Desain penelitian
– Eksperimen  penelitian yg bertujuan
mengetahui efektifitas
– Observasional  mengetahui hubungan
kausatif
– Deskriptif  mengetahui fenomena secara
deskriptif tanpa menganalisis
• Populasi dan subjek
• Besar sampel
• Metode pengambilan sampel
• Prosedur penelitian
• Pengukuran
• Analisis data/ uji statistik
Hasil penelitian
• Alur penelitian  mengetahui banyak sampel
yg terlibat, drop out, sampel yg mengikuti
penelitian hingga selesai, dan perlakuan
• Karakteristik sampel dan data base line
• Umumnya dengan tabel
Results
• Hasil penelitian
– Kemaknaan statistik: nilai probablitas,
kemaknaan, confident interval,
– Kemaknaan klinik
– Kepentingan klinis
Hasil penelitian
Pembahasan
• Interpretasi hasil penelitian
• Penjelasan rasional dan ilmiah tentang
temuan
• Membandingkan dengan penelitian terdahulu
dan teori
• Relevansi hasil dengan perkembangan ilmu
• Kekuatan dan kelemahan penelitian
1. Add files menu - use this to add new entries to your
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number of ways to filter your library.
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be listed under this heading. The icon that
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8. Main panel – when in browsing mode, the

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