NERS NEWS — Surabaya — Nursing Profession Education Program students of Wave 2, Community and Family Nursing Rotation, Faculty of Nursing, Universitas Airlangga, who carried out their clinical practice in the working area of Kalijudan Community Health Center, successfully held a Final Dissemination activity on Friday, September 25, 2026. The event took place at the RW 07 Community Hall, Dukuh Sutorejo Urban Village, Mulyorejo District, Surabaya.
This activity marked the culmination and evaluation of the entire series of community and family nursing care implementations carried out by the students during their rotation. The final dissemination was attended by representatives of Dukuh Sutorejo Urban Village, the head of RW 07, the heads of the neighborhood units (RT), members of the Surabaya Hebat Health Cadres (KSH), the head of the RW 07 Youth Organization (Karang Taruna), academic supervisors, and clinical supervisors from Kalijudan Community Health Center.
This final dissemination aimed to present the evaluation results of various health interventions that had been agreed upon during the initial dissemination. Through this presentation, the community and local stakeholders could review the achievements of health indicators, the challenges encountered, and program recommendations that residents could continue independently.
This community nursing practice activity directly supports the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly SDG 3: Good Health and Well-Being. The various educational and support programs provided focused on increasing awareness of clean and healthy living, preventing communicable and non-communicable diseases, and improving the quality of life of the community in RW 07, Dukuh Sutorejo.
In addition, this activity also contributes to SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals, through the establishment of strong cross-sector collaboration among higher education institutions (Faculty of Nursing, Unair), primary healthcare facilities (Kalijudan Community Health Center), and local administrative officials and health cadres.
Representatives of the Faculty of Nursing, Unair Nursing Profession students of Wave 2, Community and Family Nursing Rotation, expressed their appreciation and gratitude to all parties who had provided support throughout the clinical practice period. The close cooperation of the head of RW 07, the heads of the neighborhood units (RT), the KSH members, the head of the RW 07 Youth Organization, and the enthusiasm of Dukuh Sutorejo residents were key factors in the successful implementation of these health intervention programs.
Through this final dissemination, it is hoped that the sustainability of health programs can continue to be maintained by local residents and KSH members in order to create an independent, healthy, empowered, and prosperous environment in RW 07, Dukuh Sutorejo Urban Village.
Writer: Aulia Fachrun Nisa’
