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According to estimates of the International Labour Organization (ILO), at the global level more than 2.78 million people die per year from occupational accidents or work-related diseases. Based on data released by BPJS, work accidents in construction increased from 114,000 in 2019 to 177,000 accidents in 2020. This study aims to determine the level of maturity of safety culture in workers at PT. XYZ. Research is semi-quantitative with a descriptive research design. The data collected from the results of the FGD, Questionnaire, document review & Observation was then carried out an in-depth analysis. There are 19 variables that will be tested in this study. Based on the results of measuring the level of maturity of safety culture obtained by PT. XYZ is at the calculative level with the majority of variables being at the calculative level except the K3L reward variable, training &compensatory, application and use of the standard are at the reactive level. Based on the criteria of 20 variables tested in this study, the maturity level of pt. XYZ is at the level of being calculative, which is to enter the starting point in the direction of a culture of safety.
Patient safety is an issue for the health care system. The work safety environment of a health care organization, and how employee involvement affects patient safety is critical to improving employee and patient safety. This study used a cross-sectional design with a questionnaire as a measuring tool. A Gallup Q12 Survey on employee engagement and a Hospital Survey on Patient Safety Culture were conducted. Data were collected in May - June 2020 from a sample of employees and doctors throughout Citra Sari Husada Hospital, and there were 88 samples that could be analyzed. The results of this study, the two cultures in patient safety at Citra Sari Husada Hospital were found to be moderate. In the involvement of employees not involved. Of the 12 patient safety culture composites, the highest mean score was management support for patient safety (62.12%). Bivariate analysis using Pearson correlation was performed, and 11 composites of patient safety culture had a correlation with employee involvement. This research model can explain the patient safety culture by 24.7%. The linear equation of this model is Patient Safety Culture = 44,279 + 0.439 total employee engagement score - 2,844 hours worked / week. The recommendations of this study are for the development of an award-winning system, workload analysis, open-minded input, and continuous workload analysis to improve patient safety culture.
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
