Internalisasi Nilai-nilai Spiritual dan Sosial Santri Dalam Shalat Berjamaah (Penelitian di Pondok Pesantren La Tansa Islamic Boarding School Parakansantri, Lebakgedong, Lebak-Banten)

This research is motivated by the lack of application of spiritual and social values which are considered important in the implementation of congregational prayers in order to achieve the goal of perfect worship, both physically and mentally. The purpose of this study is to determine the meaning of the spiritual and social values of students in congregational prayers at the La Tansa Islamic Boarding School. To find out the process of applying the spiritual and social values of students in congregational prayers, as well as their implications for the lives of students at the La Tansa Islamic Boarding School. The research method used is a qualitative research method. The data collection tools used observational analysis, interviews, and documentation studies. The results of this study indicate that spiritual values are values contained in the human soul, which in the human soul has a spirit. The essence of spiritual value is the spirit. Everyone must have a spirit and that spirit is in their own soul. The only one who knows about the spirit is Allah while the creatures do not. While social values are values held by society, regarding what is considered good and what is considered bad by society.Keywords: Social Values, Spiritual Values, Islamic Boarding School

EP.TH.386Management of acute gallstone-related complications at Great Western Hospital

Aim Gallstone-related disease accounts for a third of the admissions to the Surgical Department. In June 2019, an audit was undertaken at Great Western Hospital assessing the number of patients who underwent cholecystectomy, following initial diagnosis, in accordance to current guidelines. The results demonstrated a very low number of patients had cholecystectomy, within the targeted timeframe, which led to the implementation of a dedicated operative “hot gallbladder” list weekly. In June 2020, we re-audit the service to evaluate the impact of the change implemented. Methods A retrospective observational analysis of patients admitted to the Hospital in June 2020 with gallstone-related disease. Data was collected using the Surgical on-call lists, these were analysed and patients selected according to the reason for admission. Only gallstone related issues were considered in this analysis. Finally, via Medway, the time from admission to surgery was assessed. Results Despite the disruption in service provision due to COVID-19, the implementation of the “hot gallbladder” list led to a 10.7% increase in timely cholecystectomies, bringing the overall compliance to 14%. There was also a significant reduction in biliary related re-admissions, from 58% to 37%. Despite 47.3% of patients were still awaiting surgery, the waiting list was reduced by 5.2% in only 1 year. Conclusions This study demonstrated that the implementation of the “hot gallbladder” list has improved the compliance with the current guidelines. The change has brought us in line with the national average of 15%, as estimated by RCSEng, therefore demonstrating the efficacy of the weekly list.