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The role that Primary Health Center (PHC) has as the spearhead of public health services in its working area has now become even more critical because it has to take part in the prevention of Covid-19. Where, PHC is also involved in prevention, detection, and response, by not forgetting the implementation of Community Health Efforts and Individual Health Efforts in the context of fulfilling Minimum Service Standards (MSS). This additional responsibility can have an impact on nurse job satisfaction. This study aims to determine the factors related to the job satisfaction of PHC?s nurses in the City of Bekasi during the Covid-19 Pandemic in 2022. The study used a cross-sectional design, collecting data by filling out online questionnaires on 86 PHC?s nurses in Bekasi City. The results showed that 54.7% of PHC?s nurses in Bekasi City had low job satisfaction during the Covid-19 pandemic. The bivariate test using Chi-square showed that recognition, achievement, the possibility of self-development, responsibility, and the work itself were significantly related to the job satisfaction of PHC?s nurses. However, in the multiple logistic regression test, only the responsibility variable showed a significant relationship. Perception of responsibility is the most dominant factor related to job satisfaction of PHC?s nurses in Bekasi City during the Covid-19 Pandemic in 2022.
Teleconsultation FKTP is one of the policies issued by BPJS Kesehatan. The definition used in this Teleconsultation is Indirect Contact Service, which is the provision of health services through an information system used by FKTP and Participants as a means of communication, or through an information system provided by BPJS Health, as a means of two-way communication/consultation. This policy began to be implemented in April 2020 and until August 2021, national achievements are still not optimal, only a few districts/cities have shown better achievements, one of which is the highest achievement in the Malang City FKTP. This study aims to analyze the implementation of the FKTP Teleconsultation policy in preventing the spread of COVID-19 without patients losing their rights to access health services, using qualitative methods, during October 2021 - December 2021 at the Malang City FKTP. Data collection techniques through FGD and in-depth interviews with key informants and document review, using the Van Meter and Van Horn Policy Implementation. The results of the research in November 2021 obtained that the KBK Contact Number reached 135/mill from the minimum target of 150/mill, the Indirect Contact Number for health facilities compliance indicators on quality was only achieved with a weight of 15% of the 20% target, 100% of Malang City FKTP had Teleconsultation implementation, and utilization by patients slowly increased up to 33.66% and there was an increasing trend of collaborative FKTP. In this study, the researcher suggests that the training of FKTP officers be carried out periodically, starting with teleconsultation to Prolanis participants, direct supervision as a routine activity and political support through the Malang City Government to be able to increase free hotspots that can be accessed by residents, so they can take advantage of the services. Teleconsultation
Backgorund: The high of outpatient revisit in hospital from INA CBG Claims with grouping code Q-5-44-0 since 2014 can be a burden on health assurance (JKN) financing. Based on INA CBG system, grouping code: Q- 5-44-0 is set for follow up after treatment visit at secondary health facilities. This condition needs indepth analysis to find factor which is related with outpatient revisit rate. Methodology: This study used a cross-sectional study (quantitative methods) to observe relationship between independent variables of JKN participant (gender, age cluster, participant cluster) and hospital (ownership type, hospital referral class, specialist clinic) with outpatient revisit rate (dependent variable). Sample size were 2.947 participant identities as uniqely code which is presented every participant from nine branch offices of BPJS Kesehatan (Indonesia administration bodies of social health security). Results: the average number of 9.96 visits in 2017 was highest in Class B FKRTL (51.5%) and the highest specialist poly destination was internal medicine poly (27.5%). There is no average difference between the number of outpatient revisit for women and men, there is no difference in the average number of outpatient revisit between government and private ownership, and there is no difference in the number of outpatient revisit between age groups. There is an average difference in the number of outpatient revisit between subsidized participan and Non-subsidized participan, there are differences in the number of outpatient revisit between hospital classes, and there is a significant difference in the number of outpatient revisit between specialists clinic. Hospital class and specialist clinic have a positive influence on the number of return visits while the participation segment has a negative influence on the number of return visits. Non-subsidized participan, hospital class B, neurosurgical poly, gastrology poly, geriatric poly, kidney poly, emergency clinic, eye clinic, poly obgyn, and poly rheumatology had negative effect while subsidized participan, hospital class A, C, and with other specialist clinic had a positive effect on the number of outpatient revisit.
