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Kata Kunci: SIK terintegrasi, SIMPUS, National e-Health Strategy Toolkit, aplikasi kesehatan,Interoperabilitas.
Healthcare workers become the most important thing in the success ability of the health system, which the last aim is to improve community health and wellbeing. So that, maintaining the health of its workforce is so important to maintain the quality and performance of the healthcare workers. Hospital is one of the workplace with the highest risk of diseases occurrence among its workers. Occupational Health Service is a program to maintain the health and safety of workers in hospital. Public Hospital of Nganjuk is one of the referral hospital in the COVID-19 pandemic, making the risks of its workers higher. Unfortunately, the Occupational Health Service which was expected to be well implemented, still had some shortcoming in the terms of data documentations, monitoring, and review which could not be well integrated, less consistent, and not efficient. Information systems can handle these problems well. So that, it was proposed a development of Occupational Health Service Information System (SIPEKA) based on web-mobile. The development using prototyping methodology. In the initial stage of development, user requirement analysis was done with stakeholder analysis and in-depth interview to 12 (twelve) staff of Public Hospital of Nganjuk, and documents review. Based on that, the software prototype was made. From the research, resulted that SIPEKA development has great opportunity to be implemented in the next stage because of the stakeholders support was good enough. But, to be on the next development stage (implementation), coordination with the IT staff and more feedback from the Public Hospital is needed
Kata kunci : Pelayanan Kesehatan Tingkat Lanjutan, Jaminan Kesehatan Nasional (JKN), Beban Kapitasi
In Era National Social Security System, a mayor milestone of health care is primary health care as a gatekeeper. The Ministry of Health provided specialization in Jakarta to serving some additional services beyond standard in JKN program. This study discusses capitation, types of service, cost, total cost to provided secondary health service and impact of secondary health financing with capitation for basic health services. Type of research using quantitative approach with cross-sectional design, using secondary data from the visit registers and JKN participants data. Result of study found that capitation funds obtained by PHC Jagakarsa of Rp. 2.059.704.000,- during period from January to June 2014, with average participant per mouth 57.214. Type of secondary level health service is utilized are specialist services, rongent, physiotherapy, acupuncture and secondary laboratory services. The utilization rate is low (1,16%) with the most widely used service is secondary laboratory service (0,75%) and the smallest is a pediatrician service (0,02%). Costs applicable in accordance with the Gubernur regulation Number 68 of 2012 with an average value Rp.22.400,- . From calculations, the secondary health care costs by Rp.128.945.000,- or Rp 257.890.000/year (6,26% of the fund capitation). There is no significant impact on basic health services because of costs for basic services only 4,91% of total capitation. So, there is still plenty of unused funds.
Key word : Secondary health services, National Health Insurance (JKN), Capitation Expense
Latar belakang: Semua ibu hamil memerlukan akses cepat ke perawatan emergensi obstetric melalui sistem rujukan yang efektif. Fasilitas Kesehatan Primer sebagai lini pertama sistem rujukan memiliki peran dalam keputusan merujuk dan mengantarkan ibu mendapatkan perawatan emergensi obstetric dengan aman dan tepat waktu. Kelemahan dalam manajemen kesehatan beresiko meningkatkan keterlambatan yang mengancam keselamatan ibu hamil.
Metode: Desain penelitian Explanatory sequential mixed methods dengan populasi yaitu Puskesmas dan Praktek Bidan. Pada tahap kuantitatif menggunakan desain cross sectional dengan pendekatan studi ekologi untuk menilai kapasitas deteksi dini komplikasi dan pengiriman rujukan, membuat pemetaan antar Kabupaten/Kota dan mengidentifikasi faktor manajemen yang mempengaruhinya. Pengumpulan data melalui telaah dokumen, wawancara, dan observasi. Data dianalisis menggunakan regresi logistik berganda. Tahap kualitatif dilakukan wawancara mendalam pada Bidan dan Pasien yang dirujuk untuk mengali informasi tentang proses rujukan. Validitas data melalui triangulasi sumber dan dianalisis secara tematik.
Hasil: Kapasitas layanan rujukan maternal dalam kategori baik sangat rendah yaitu 19,7%, kapasitas deteksi dini komplikasi sebesar 48,7%, kapasitas perawatan stabilisasi sebesar 35,3% dan kapasitas pengiriman rujukan sebesar 43,6%. Penyebabnya staf kurang kompeten, kekurangan obat-obatan essensial, lemahnya pendokumentasian, rendahnya kepatuhan staf pada standar pelayanan, dan kurangnya komunikasi antar fasilitas. Penggunaan sistem informasi rujukan, pengembangan kompetensi staf, dan akreditasi menjadi faktor penentu manajemen kesehatan yang dapat meningkatkan layanan rujukan serta di dukung kesiapan pasien dan keluarga dalam mempersiapkan persalinan.
Kesimpulan: Potensi kematian ibu di Provinsi Lampung tinggi karena sekitar 80% pasien dengan komplikasi maternal yang dirujuk beresiko mengalami keterlambatan tipe I dan II. Fasilitas Kesehatan Primer belum memiliki kapasitas yang baik dalam melakukan deteksi dini komplikasi, perawatan stabilisasi dan pengiriman rujukan. Diperlukan intervensi yang terarah untuk mengatasi masalah kompetensi staf, ketersediaan sumber daya essensial, perbaikan sistematis dalam pendokumentasian dan pengawasan terhadap kepatuhan staf pada standar serta meningkatkan komunikasi yang efektif antar fasilitas kesehatan. Pemanfaatan teknologi informasi dan penguatan akreditasi menjadi pendorong utama yang didukung persiapan persalinan yang baik dan pemberdayaan masyarakat di wilayah pedesaan
Background: All pregnant women need rapid access to emergency obstetric care through an effective referral system. Primary Health Facilities as the first line of referral systems have a role in the decision to refer and deliver mothers to receive emergency obstetric care safely and on time. The weakness of Primary Health Facilities in health management is at risk of delays that threaten the safety of pregnant women.
Method: An explanatory sequential mixed-methods research design was used, with the population consisting of Primary Health Care Centres (Puskesmas) and Midwife Practices. In the quantitative phase, a cross-sectional design with an ecological study approach was used to assess the capacity for early detection of complications and referral processes, create a mapping between districts/cities, and identify management factors influencing these processes. Data collection was conducted through document review, interviews, and observations. Data were analysed using multiple logistic regression. The qualitative stage involved in-depth interviews with midwives and referred patients to explore information about the referral process. Data validity was ensured through triangulation of sources and analysed thematically.
Results: The capacity of maternal referral services in the good category is very low at 19.7%, the capacity for early detection of complications is 48.7%, the capacity for stabilization care is 35.3% and the capacity for sending referrals is 43.6%. The causes are incompetent staff, lack of essential medicines, weak documentation, low staff compliance with service standards, and poor communication between facilities. The use of a referral information system, staff competency development, and accreditation are determining factors in health management that can improve referral services and are supported by patient and family readiness in preparing for childbirth.
Conclusion: The potential for maternal mortality in Lampung Province is high because around 80% of patients with maternal complications who are referred are at risk of experiencing type I and II delays. Primary Health Facilities do not yet have good capacity in carrying out early detection of complications, stabilization care and referral delivery. Targeted interventions are needed to address issues of staff competence, availability of essential resources, systematic improvements in documentation and supervision of staff compliance with standards and improving effective communication between health facilities. The use of information technology and strengthening accreditation are the main drivers supported by good preparation for childbirth and community empowerment in rural areas.
