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Nusantara Sehat (NS) team, whom practices interprofessional collaboration, in the future predicted as a solution of retention and deficiency problems of health professional in remote areas. This study aims to determine the perception and relationship of various factors with interprofessional collaboration. Mixed methods research design with explanatory sequential, samples using total sampling. Data were obtained from the Collaborative Practice Assessment Tool (CPAT) questionnaire and through interviews. There were 301 responses that eligible. The CPAT mean score was 264 from maximum value 318. Continued in-depth interviews with 8 informants from various health professions. Data analysis with Chi Square Test and multiple logistic regression, and compiling a matrix. The results showed that there was a relationship between the role of the profession (p value = 0.032) and team cohesiveness (p value = 0.0001) with interprofessional collaboration. The multivariate results, after controlling confounder, respondents who had good cohesiveness were 14 times more likely to do interprofessional collaboration, and roles had 2 times greater chance of doing interprofessional collaboration. Conclusion: regulations about IPC in Indonesia have not been drafted yet, IPE in Indonesia needs strengthening, encouraging the collaborative and cohesive health teams, it’s necessary to encourage coordination across professional organizations, educational institutions and government.
SBAR is a communication technique to improve team communication andcollaboration in patient safety. This study was conducted using quantitative cross-sectional comparative .The results showed there were significant differences in theaspects of knowledge about the elements of effective communication, theimportance of basic knowledge about the other person, the open question, theimportance of being a good listener, the importance of collaboration among healthprofessionals to create good teamwork in patient safety and improvementsignificant in terms of the action using the SBAR communication method to thenurse who had been trained. Needs further evaluation on delivering the trainingand monitoring its implementation in hospitals in order to be useful for a qualityservice to patients in an effort to Patient Safety.Keywords: Communication, Collaboration, Patient Safety, Training, SBAR
The process of communication, collaboration and coordination have a majorimpact on the effectiveness of the organization and an important element in theachievement of quality health services. The purpose of this study to analyzepatterns of communication, collaboration and coordination in Puskesmas IbrahimAdjie - Bandung, which has implemented a quality standard ISO 9001: 2008 andas the best health center in 2016 in West Java. The research method uses aqualitative approach is confirmatory. To maintain the validity of the data wasperformed using triangulation sources and methods of data collection is done byin-depth interviews to four people who are important in the process, focus groupdiscussions by six staff, observation and study of the document. The resultsshowed there is a pattern of all levels and channels of communication. Thepattern of broad-spectrum collaboration is secondary. Coordination patterns arestrengthening and expansion. Barriers that often happens, the choice of prioritydelivery of information, the dual role, misunderstanding, trouble harmonize timeactivities with other agencies, the repetition of the process of coordination whenthere is change of officials such as district or village heads, the delay in theapproval of program activity reports from the district and village. Suggestions areto continue to maintain the existing pattern and increase, the need for advocacyfor the strengthening of human resources, the need for a MoU, it is necessary totransfer the pattern of the process that has been ongoing basis to the health centerpersonnel. Outside agencies similar to apply the pattern of the existing processes.Keywords: communication patterns; collaboration patterns; coordinationpatterns; puskesmas.
In the era of digital transformation in the workplace, technology has evolved in the implementation of Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) to create a safe and productive work environment while preventing occupational accidents and diseases. The application of OHS technologies, such as wearable devices, virtual reality (VR), and digital reporting systems that has been widely adopted in safety training and management programs. The effective use of such technologies requires understanding and acceptance from workers, which may vary across generations. This study aims to compare and analyze the factors influencing differences in OHS perceptions and the adaptation of OHS technology in the workplace among Generation Z, Generation Y, and Seniors (Generation X and Baby Boomers). A mixed methods approach was employed, beginning with a questionnaire distributed across generational groups, followed by in-depth interviews with selected respondents. Data were analyzed using the Kruskal-Wallis test, which revealed significant differences in intergenerational collaboration. However, no significant differences were found in OHS perceptions, attitudes, or technology adaptation across generations. Interview results indicated that Generation Z tends to adapt more quickly to OHS technologies compared to other generations. Therefore, it is important for workers to participate in training, and for workplaces to support the adaptation of OHS technology through communication and training strategies tailored to the characteristics of each generation.
