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Waktu tunggu pelayanan di unit rawat jalan terutama pada poliklinik spesialis yang lebih dari waktu yang telah ditetapkan oleh pemerintah dalam Keputusan Menteri Kesehatan RI No. 129/Menkes/SK/II/2008 tentang Standar Pelayanan Minimal (SPM). Penelitian ini dilakukan secara kualitatif dan kuantitatif. Berdasarkan data penghitungan waktu tunggu didapat 6 poliklinik spesialis yang memiliki waktu tunggu pelayanan > 60 menit. Poliklinik tersebut adalah PD1 (107.6 menit), PD5 (168.7 menit), P2 (66 menit), PD2 (68 menit), PJ (60.6 menit), dan THT (62.1 menit) Permasalahan ini disebabkan oleh faktor - faktor seperti keterlambatan waktu dokter dalam memulai praktik, pola kedatangan pasien, jumlah pasien dan jadwal praktik, peralihan sistem informasi manajemen rumah sakit, sistem pendaftaran, serta lokasi yang kurang strategis antar unit pelayanan rawat jalan.
The waiting times in outpatient setting specifically for specialist polyclinics takes longer than it recommended by the goverment as stated in Ministry of Health Decision Letter No. 129/Menkes/SK/II/2008 about Minimum Standar of Hospital Services. This research are conducted by using a qualitative and quantitative method. According to the waiting time data countings there are 6 specialist have experiencing an patient waiting times more than 60 minutes. There are PD1 (107.6 minutes), PD5 (168.7 minutes), P2 (66 minutes), PD2 (68 minutes), PJ (60.6 menit) dan THT (62.1 menit). The issues are caused by the doctor lateness habits on starting practice, arrival pattern of patient, amount of pasien and unadequate practice schedule, alteration of hospital information sistem, hospital admission and registration sistem, futhermore the unstrategic location between units.
The patient?s complaints regarding the lack of attitude and care of a nurse emerges due to the un fulfillment of bio-psycho-social-spiritual needs. This should not happen if nurse cares to the need of patient. In other hand, a nurse is an individual whose job is affected by his work environment, in this case, internal environment of organization as a consequence of assignment method employed. This research is aimed at proving a hypothesis of the association among work loads; interpersonal relationship; and leadership as a consequence of assignment method employed, and caring attitude of non intensive care unit nurse of Muhammad Husni Thamrin Internasional Salemba Hospital. This research employs cross sectional design. Chi Square Test was employed to analyze the association among work loads, interpersonal relationship and leadership; and caring attitude of the assigned nurse. Regression logistic was employed to see which variable is dominant toward caring attitude of assigned nurse. The population is the assigned nurse at non intensive care unit with total sampling of 42 taken from five rooms. Research instrument is made in the form of questioner which is developed from the previous research and nursing management theories to measure nurse-work-loads, inter personal relationship, leadership and Watson Caring Theory to measure nurse caring attitude according to the perception of assigned nurse. The validity and reliability of the instrument were tested at Puri Cinere Hospital. The result of the research shows that the proportion of 47.6% respondents have caring attitude while 52.4% have less caring attitude. Three (3) independent variables have significant association with caring attitude perceived by respondent. Interpersonal relationship and work loads variables are the strongest connected and significantly dominant variables. This research concludes that the less interpersonal relationship and the more work loads will cause the less caring assigned nurse. Therefore this research recommends Muhammad Husni Thamrin Internasional Salemba Hospital, to be specific the Assigned Nurse to consider the importance of communication especially therapeutic communication and work priority as Nursing Ethics in order to improve caring attitude of nurse in the frame work of enhancing the quality of nursing care. Bibliography: 56 (1974-2005)
