Nur Fadilah, S.Kep, Ns., MN
Functional Position
Assistant Professor
Description
Nur Fadilah is an Assistant Professor with a strong academic background in nursing and healthcare especially for children. She holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing from Hasanuddin University and a Master’s Degree in nursing from Monash University, Australia.
She has done research, concentrating on issues relating to maternal and child health. Her current research focuses on the healthcare needs of parents of disabled children. Recently, She was involved in AIC-PAIR Small Rapid Grant collaborated with Monash University examined digital health inclusion for young people with disabilities in South Sulawesi, Indonesia
She has also actively participated in community service projects, educating and supporting a variety of child health-related concerns. She has coordinated and taken part in a number of community projects on child and adolescent health including: projects to prevent cyberbullying in children (this was under the Australia Awards Alumni Grant Scheme), and prevention stunting program in children. These projects collaborate with various stakeholders such as the Indonesian National Association of Child Nurses in the South Sulawesi Region, the Department of Health, Department of Education in South Sulawesi, and other universities.
She has done research, concentrating on issues relating to maternal and child health. Her current research focuses on the healthcare needs of parents of disabled children. Recently, She was involved in AIC-PAIR Small Rapid Grant collaborated with Monash University examined digital health inclusion for young people with disabilities in South Sulawesi, Indonesia
She has also actively participated in community service projects, educating and supporting a variety of child health-related concerns. She has coordinated and taken part in a number of community projects on child and adolescent health including: projects to prevent cyberbullying in children (this was under the Australia Awards Alumni Grant Scheme), and prevention stunting program in children. These projects collaborate with various stakeholders such as the Indonesian National Association of Child Nurses in the South Sulawesi Region, the Department of Health, Department of Education in South Sulawesi, and other universities.
Contact
fadilah@unhas.ac.id
Teaching
Pediatric Nursing
Health Promotion and Education
Technology Information in Nursing
Palliative care in Nursing
Health Promotion and Education
Technology Information in Nursing
Palliative care in Nursing
Research Interests
Pediatric Nursing
Neonatal Nursing
Health Literacy
Family health and Children with Disability
Neonatal Nursing
Health Literacy
Family health and Children with Disability
Professional Engagement / Service
Internationalization and Partnership- PIC for Faculty of Nursing, Hasanuddin University
Professional Practice Program for Inbound/ International Students (from 2019 until now) –Faculty of Nursing, Hasanuddin University, Indonesia
Project leader Think Before type- Preventing Cyberbullying in School Children 2019-2022
Professional Practice Program for Inbound/ International Students (from 2019 until now) –Faculty of Nursing, Hasanuddin University, Indonesia
Project leader Think Before type- Preventing Cyberbullying in School Children 2019-2022
Professional Affiliations
Faculty of Nursing, Universitas Hasanuddin, Makassar, Indonesia
Boards / Committees
Indonesian Pediatric Nurse Association (IPNA)
Indonesian National Nurses Association (INNA): DPK UNHAS
Australian Alumni Association (IKAMA) chapter South Sulawesi.
Indonesian National Nurses Association (INNA): DPK UNHAS
Australian Alumni Association (IKAMA) chapter South Sulawesi.
Publication
Refer to: Google Scholar: https://scholar.google.co.id/citations?user=IOJPO6YAAAAJ&hl=en
