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The situations frequently faced by final-year students while preparing scientific papers often have an impact on their mental health and learning process. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the effectiveness of Mozart music therapy in reducing stress among final-year students in the Diploma III Nursing Program at Abulyatama University. This study used a quantitative method with a one-group pre-Test and post-Test design. The population studied included all final-year students in the Diploma III Nursing Program at Abulyatama University, totaling 168 students. The sample consisted of 15 respondents selected using purposive sampling technique. The instrument used in this study was the DASS-42 questionnaire with a Cronbach’s Alpha value of 0.8806, and Mozart classical music therapy was administered in accordance with the Standard Operating Procedure sheet. This research was conducted from May 20 to May 23, 2025. Data analysis used the T-test. The results showed a decrease in the mean stress score from 26.07 (pre-Test) to 20.67 (post-Test), with a p-value = 0.000. Based on these results, it can be concluded that Mozart classical music therapy has an effect in reducing stress among final-year students during the process of writing scientific papers. It is expected that students can make Mozart classical music therapy a routine practice in daily life to maintain mental balance, and educational institutions are advised to organize Mozart classical music therapy programs regularly as a preventive effort against academic stress

This community service aims to increase the knowledge of the community in performing the first treatment of health problems experienced, especially by using warm compresses and cold compresses. The socialisation method uses lectures and questions and answers, power point media, projectors and props. This community service was carried out in collaboration with the Diploma III Nursing Study Program, Faculty of Health Sciences, Abulyatama University in collaboration with Miruk Lam Reudep Village, activities attended by 50 people. The results of the service provide increased knowledge to the community about using compresses in various health cases properly and in accordance with health conditions. The conclusion that this socialisation is very good for dealing with health conditions experienced at that time.

In a study conducted at MIN 25 Aceh Besar, it was found that dental caries problems often occur in class IV students, with a significant influence from the lack of adequate knowledge, attitudes, and actions related to oral health. This cross-sectional analytic design study involved all fourth grade students as samples, totaling 72 people. Data were collected on May 2 and analyzed using univariate and bivariate methods with the chi square test. The results showed that most of the respondents had dental caries, where 39 out of 72 students (54.2%) suffered from the condition. The majority of respondents' knowledge about oral health was in the poor category, where 28 out of 72 students (38.9%) showed a low level of knowledge. This also applies to respondents' attitudes and actions, where 42 students (58.3%) have attitudes that are less supportive of good dental health and 46 students (63.9%) show ineffective actions in maintaining their oral health. Based on these data, there is a significant relationship between behavior (knowledge, attitude, and action) and the incidence of dental caries among these students, with the ρ value for knowledge being 0.003, attitude being 0.006, and action being 0.001. This shows that effective education and counseling on oral health is needed. As a recommendation, it is advisable for schools to collaborate with the local Health Office and Puskesmas to hold regular oral health counseling programs. In addition, establishing a healthy canteen at school can be another preventive measure so that students can choose healthier snacks that support good oral health.

This community service aims to increase family knowledge about circumcision with the long skin short mucosa methods and good and proper post-circumcision wound care so that the healing process occurs quickly. The counselling method provided by lecture and question and answer and using power point media as a tool used a projector. This community service was carried out in collaboration with the Diploma III Nursing Study Program, Faculty of Health Sciences, Abulyatama University in collaboration with the Yaditama Holistic Care clinic. This activity was attended by 15 parents whose children were circumcised. Activities include filling in data on children who will be circumcised at the Yaditama Holistic clinic. The results of this service are that participants understand and understand the latest circumcision methods and the correct way of circumcision and good post-circumcision wound care. The conclusion is that education on long skin sort mucosa circumcision and post-circumcision wound care is very important and can increase participants' understanding.