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The hospital as an organization engaged in the field of health services is required to always improve the quality of the services. A parameter for assessing the quality of hospitals is the assessment of accreditation by institutions that have been national and international certified. The focus of assessment on the accreditation process is continuous quality improvement that prioritizes patient safety. This study aims to analysis description of the behavior of health workers to adhere the service standards that prioritize patient safety so that the risk of patient safety incidents had been reduced and have impact on better service quality. This research was conducted with a mix method study of field observation and quantitative study with a cross sectional design. The study sample used simple random sampling with a total sample of 161 respondents. Secondary data collection was carried out through field observations and document studies while the primary data was carried out through filling in questionnaires. The results of the study revealed that the behavior of officers who supported patient safety at 90% compliance that amount of 64%. Factors that have a relationship with the behavior of supporting patient safety are education (p value 0.001), profession (p value 0.047), knowledge (p value 0.029), attitude (p value 0.001), supervision (p value 0.001) and teamwork (p value 0.001) with the dominant variable from the results of multivariate analysis is attitude (OR 12,382) and confounding factor are age, education, profession, knowledege, supervision and team work, in the otherside not found interaction of that varaible. The problems that are still low on behavior are related to workloads there are still who force work when conditions are tired and the concentration is reduced, the other who work that is beyond their authority. To improve behavior related to patient safety is to mapping and calculate employee workload, especially the unit of patient services, make educational materials related to patient safety through audio visual media, incorporate behaviors related to patient safety into employee performance indicator, create programs that can support employees to try make safety behavior to be a work culture
The hospital is a place of health service that has multi-professional characteristics and multi-risk factors. So we need a system that can protect patient safety in hospitals. One of the systems used is patient safety incident reporting. Incident reporting is needed to evaluate in achieving patient safety, so that system improvements and redesign of health services can be carried out. This study aims to analyze the factors related to the reporting of patient safety incidents at the Serang City Hospital in 2021. The study uses a mix method embedded design. The sample is 110 respondents for quantitative research and 7 respondents for qualitative research. Thetest Chi-Square showed that there was no relationship between knowledge, perception, motivation, teamwork, team leadership, safety culture and leadership with patient safety incident reporting (p-value> 0.05). Qualitative research shows that incident reporting does not occur due to the respondent's lack of knowledge about incidents that must be reported, and the need forsupport teamwork, and team leadership within the unit, as well as a punitive response that makes respondents reluctant to report. The proportion of respondents who have never reported IKP 79.2% have low knowledge, 83.6% have low perception, 83.3% have low motivation, 82.8% have teamwork low, 85.5% have not received training on IKP reporting and 81.0% have low leadership. Based on these data, activities that can increase employee knowledge need to be carried out regularly and continuously, and a system that can monitor and control each unit is needed so that incidents can be monitored and reported
Puskesmas is the leading of primary health services in Indonesia and required to implement patient safety in the services provided. The initial step in implementing patient safety at the puskesmas is to measure the patient's safety culture. This study aims to determine the description of patient safety in officers whose working at accredited Puskesmas in Bekasi. This study used a quantitative method to measure the patient safety culture using the MOSPSC (Medical Office Survey on Patient Safety Culture) instruments from AHRQ (Agency of Health Research and Quality), then followed by qualitative methods to determine the supporting factors and inhibiting factors of patient safety implementation in puskesmas. The results of the study showed a patient safety culture in puskesmas officers in the medium culture category. There is no difference in patient safety culture in the group of workers based on the profession, all of which are in the moderate category. Team work was a component of safety culture with the highest score and including good categories (84,2%). The lowest score of patient safety culture at the puskesmas was in the component of work pressure and pace (36,3%). The central and regional governments need to reconsider the compatibility between the programs charged to the puskesmas and the number of staff available at the puskesmas. This is needed so that the puskesmas can carry out its duties and functions optimally including the application of a patient safety culture at the Puskesmas
The patient safety incident reporting system is a critical component in mitigating preventable risks within healthcare services. Dr. Cipto Mangunkusumo National General Hospital (RSCM) has implemented both manual and electronic (e-Report) methods for reporting incidents. However, its implementation remains suboptimal. This study aims to evaluate the implementation of the incident reporting system at RSCM using a qualitative approach, guided by the Donabedian framework (structure–process–outcome) and the Plan–Do–Study–Act (PDSA) improvement cycle. The findings reveal that the current e-Report system does not sufficiently meet user needs due to an unintuitive interface and the absence of key functionalities such as report tracking, automated notifications, and feedback mechanisms. Additionally, fragmented reporting channels, a predominance of manual submissions, and the perception of reporting as a bureaucratic burden have contributed to a weakened safety culture. The follow-up process is also perceived as lacking transparency and is rarely communicated back to reporters, further reducing trust in the system. These challenges form the basis for recommendations to develop a centralized, user-friendly, and integrated reporting system, supported by unit-based training and a single-channel reporting policy. The PDSA cycle is applied as a strategic framework to design a more responsive and sustainable system that enhances both service quality and patient safety at RSCM.
Keselamatan pasien merupakan hal yang harus ada dalam suatu jasa pelayanan kesehatan rumah sakit dan TKPRS (Tim Keselamatan Pasien) merupakan standar yang ada di rumah sakit di Indonesia sebagai syarat untuk akreditasi rumah sakit.
Tujuan dari penelitian ini adalah mengetahui hubungan antara pendidikan dan pengetahuan dengan perilaku tenaga kesehatan dalam mendukung keselamatan pasien. Penelitian ini menggunakan disain potong lintang (cross sectional).
Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa pendidikan tenaga kesehatan mempunyai hubungan bermakna dengan perilaku dengan p value = 0.0001 dengan OR=45.250 artinya tenaga kesehatan berpendidikan tinggi mempunyai peluang 45.250 kali untuk mendukung perilaku keselamatan pasien dibandingkan pendidikan dibawah SLTA. Pengetahuan tenaga kesehatan mempunyai hubungan bermakna dengan perilaku p value= 0.0001 dengan OR= 75.417 artinya tenaga kesehatan berpengetahuan baik mempunyai peluang 75.471 kali untuk mendukung perilaku keselamatan pasien dibandingkan yang kurang. Dengan diketahuinya hubungan antara pendidikan dan pengetahuan tenaga kesehatan dalam mendukung perilaku keselamatan pasien, peneliti menyarankan : Rumah Sakit hendaknya menyelenggarakan program pendidikan dan pelatihan untuk meningkatkan dan memelihara kompetensi tenaga ksehatan serta mendukung pendekatan interdisiplin dalam mendukung program keselamatan pasien.
Patient safety is something that must exist in a health service hospital and TKPRS (Patient Safety Team) is a standard that is in the hospital in Indonesia as a requirement for hospital accreditation.
The purpose of this study was to determine the relationship between education and knowledge of the behavior of health personnel in support of patient safety. This study uses cross-sectional design (cross-sectional).
The results showed that health education has a significant correlation with the behavior of the p value = 0.0001 OR = 45 250 health workers educated means having opportunities 45 250 times to support patient safety behavior than education below high school. Knowledge of health workers has a significant relationship with p value = 0.0001 behavior with OR = 75 417 means knowledgeable health professionals 75 471 times better to have the opportunity to support patient safety behavior than less. By knowing the relationship between education and knowledge of health professionals in support of patient safety behavior, researchers advise: Hospitals should provide education and training programs to improve and maintain the competency of ksehatan and support interdisciplinary approaches to support patient safety program.
