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Background: The failure to achieve the target for outpatient visits at RSIA Kenari Graha Medika over the last 3 years indicates a problem that needs to be addressed immediately. Not achieving the old patient target during this period indicates the patient's low interest in returning (repurchase intention). Communication between doctors and patients in the RSIA Kenari Graha Medika outpatient unit has become a concern because several times patient complaints have been received. Objective: to determine the relationship between doctors' communication skills and repurchase intention of outpatients at RSIA Kenari Graha Medika. Method: Cross sectional research design with a sample size of 152 samples. The variable studied is the doctor's communication skills which are associated with repurchase intention which is mediated by the customer satisfaction variable. Data analysis was carried out using univariate (descriptive) and multivariate analysis with SEM PLS. Results: From data analysis, it was found that all constructs were declared valid and reliable based on the results of loading factor, AVE and Corbach alpha calculations. Hypothesis testing shows all variables are accepted. Conclusion: Doctors' communication skills are positively and significantly related to repurchase intention through patient satisfaction. The higher the doctor's communication skills, the higher the repurchase intention. Based on the finding that physician communication skills are significantly related to patient satisfaction and repurchase intention, it is important to continue training physicians in effective communication skills.
Latar belakang: Di Indonesia, tingkat kunjungan Antenatal Care (ANC) masih mengalami tantangan serius dengan angka yang terus menunjukkan tingkat partisipasi yang sangat rendah atau kepatuhan pemeriksaan yang rendah. Hal ini dipengaruhi oleh predisposing factors, enablings factors, dan reinforcing factors. Seiring perkembangan teknologi, dalam meningkatkan kepatuhan pemeriksaan ANC tersedia layanan telemedicine. Tujuan penelitian: Untuk mengetahui hubungan karakteristik pada pasien pengguna telemedicine dengan pasien kunjungan langsung terhadap kepatuhan pasien kunjungan antenatal care di RSIA Marissa Palembang Metodologi penelitian: Penelitian ini merupakan jenis penelitian mixmethode dengan desain sequential explanatory dengan maksud untuk mengetahui tentang kepatuhan pasien yang menggunakan telemedicine dan yang tidak menggunakan dalam kunjungan rutin antenatal care. Penelitian ini dilaksanakan pada bulan Maret 2024 hingga Mei 2024. Hasil penelitian: Terdapat hubungan yang signifikan antara karakteristik pengetahuan, sikap,kondisi lingkungan, dan dukungan keluarga terhadap kepatuhan pemeriksaan antenatal care pada pasien pengguna telemedicine maupun bukan pengguna telemedicine. Kesimpulan: Telemedicine tidak membuat pasien malas berkunjung, penggunaan telemedicine sangat membantu pasien dengan akses terbatas ke fasilitias kesehatan sehingga program ini direkomendasikan bagi RSIA Marissa sehingga dapat membantu masyarakat dalam hal akses pelayanan kesehatan. Peningkatan faktor enablings dan reinforcing memainkan peran penting dalam meningkatkan angka kepatuhan pemeriksaan antenatal care pada pasien Kata kunci: Telemedicine; Kepatuhan Pasien; Antenatal Care
Background: In Indonesia, the level of Antenatal Care (ANC) visits still faces serious challenges, with participation rates remaining very low and compliance with examinations being inadequate. This situation is influenced by predisposing factors, enabling factors, and reinforcing factors. With the advancement of technology, telemedicine services are available to enhance compliance with ANC examinations. Objective: To determine the relationship between the characteristics of telemedicine users and in-person patients on compliance with antenatal care visits at RSIA Marissa Palembang. Methode: This study is a mixed-method research with a sequential explanatory design, aimed at understanding the compliance of patients using telemedicine versus those not using it in routine antenatal care visits. The research will be conducted from March 2024 to May 2024. Results: There is a significant relationship between the characteristics of knowledge, attitude, environmental conditions, and family support with compliance to antenatal care examinations among both telemedicine users and non-users. Conclusion: Telemedicine does not make patients reluctant to visit; instead, it greatly assists patients with limited access to healthcare facilities. Therefore, this program is recommended for RSIA Marissa to help the community access healthcare services. Enhancing enabling and reinforcing factors plays a crucial role in improving compliance rates for antenatal care examinations among patients. Key Word: Telemedicine; Patient Compliance; Antenatal Care
Background: Waiting time for radiotherapy is an important quality indicator in oncology services because delays in treatment initiation may adversely affect clinical outcomes, patient experience, and hospital service quality. Hermina Bekasi Hospital has experienced increasing demand for radiotherapy services that has not been fully matched by service capacity, resulting in long waiting lists and prolonged waiting times. This study aimed to analyze the implementation of Lean Six Sigma in reducing waiting time to first radiation treatment at Hermina Bekasi Hospital. Methods: An operational research design with a mixed-methods explanatory sequential approach was employed. Quantitative data were collected through a time-motion study involving BPJS-insured patients with all cancer diagnoses undergoing radiotherapy services from radiation oncology consultation to first radiation treatment. The study included 55 patients in the pre-intervention phase, 55 patients in the post-intervention phase, and 50 patients in the control phase. Qualitative data were obtained through observation, document review, interviews, and focus group discussions. Data were analyzed using the Lean Six Sigma DMAIC framework, process mapping, Value Stream Mapping, value-added and non-value-added analysis, Pareto analysis, Five Whys analysis, and Statistical Process Control. Results: Before the intervention, total radiotherapy service lead time was 70.05 days, with the longest delay occurring between radiation oncology consultation and CT simulation (61.44 days). Value-added activities accounted for 5.87 days (8.38%), while non-value-added activities accounted for 64.18 days (91.62%). The dominant waste was waiting, particularly for CT simulation scheduling, primarily caused by limited service capacity and LINAC slot availability. Interventions included the addition of a second LINAC, recruitment of an additional radiation oncologist, development of a radiotherapy queue monitoring dashboard integrated with the hospital information system, revision of post-CT simulation scheduling procedures using patient control cards, and standardization of PSQA implementation before first radiation treatment. Following the intervention, total lead time decreased to 31.05 days and further decreased to 19.60 days during the control phase. Value-added activities increased to 6.15 days (19.81%), while non-value-added activities decreased to 24.88 days (80.13%). Control chart analysis demonstrated improved process stability compared with the pre-intervention period. Conclusion: Lean Six Sigma implementation successfully reduced waiting time to first radiation treatment and improved the efficiency of the radiotherapy pre-treatment process at Hermina Bekasi Hospital. The most substantial improvement occurred in the consultation-to-CT simulation stage, which was identified as the primary service bottleneck. A combination of capacity expansion, process standardization, monitoring system enhancement, and continuous control proved effective in supporting the hospital’s priority quality indicator of maintaining waiting time to first radiation treatment within 30 days.
