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Introduction : The COVID-19 pandemic has greatly affected dental health services. Due to the fact that it is easy to transmit COVID-19 in the dentist's office, this service has been temporarily suspended. RSKGM FKG UI as a teaching hospital that functions as a service and education provider must reopen its services. Objective: This study aims to obtain information about the readiness of existing resources at the RSGM (education) to be able to provide safe dental services during the Covid-19 pandemic era. Methods: This research is a qualitative descriptive with a case study approach, analyzing the results of observations in hospitals and interviews with selected informants. Results: From the results of the study, it was found that the available resources at RSKGM FKG UI are human resources, facilities, equipment and technology, PPE, drugs and materials. The largest human resources are students, both professional and specialist program students. RSKGM FKG UI creates a rational negative pressure room, and regulates the use of dental units. Discussion: A special dental and oral education hospital must be ready to reopen services by modifying the service flow, modifying space, adding equipment and technology, modifying the schedule of human resources (students) so that it continues to function as a place for dentistry and dental specialist education. Conclusion: RSKGM FKG UI is a model example of dental education, and how dentists practice during a pandemic, as well as a means to produce competent dentists, as well as dental services that are conducive, safe and disciplined in accordance with the new normal conditions during the Covid pandemic. -19.
Rumah sakit sebagai fasilitas pelayanan kesehatan menghasilkan limbah medis dan non-medis. Data menunjukkan limbah medis/B3 bersifat infeksius dan toksik, berisiko tinggi jika tidak dikelola dengan baik. Di Indonesia, banyak fasilitas kesehatan masih belum sepenuhnya sesuai standar pengelolaan limbah medis. Penelitian ini bertujuan mengevaluasi pengelolaan limbah medis padat di Rumah Sakit Pendidikan Kota Depok, Jawa Barat, menggunakan desain studi kasus melalui observasi, wawancara, dan analisis dokumen.
Hasil penelitian menunjukkan rumah sakit menghasilkan total 138.370,3 kg limbah medis padat B3 pada tahun 2024. Secara keseluruhan, tingkat kesesuaian implementasi mencapai 72,2% ("Sesuai Sebagian"). Namun, kesenjangan masih ditemukan pada pemilahan di sumber (33,3%) dan pewadahan/pengumpulan (25%), seperti masih ditemukannya limbah medis tercampur limbah non-medis, yang dapat menyebabkan risiko luka tusuk jarum atau penyebaran infeksi nosokomial. Meskipun petugas memiliki pemahaman baik, penggunaan APD oleh semua petugas belum sepenuhnya konsisten. Tahap pengurangan, penyimpanan, pengangkutan internal, pengolahan, dan pemusnahan akhir menunjukkan kepatuhan tinggi (100%). Oleh karena itu, perbaikan berkelanjutan diperlukan, terutama pada tahapan hulu yang bergantung pada faktor manusia. Tenaga Kesehatan Lingkungan berperan penting dalam pengawasan, edukasi, dan pemutusan rantai penularan untuk menjaga keselamatan petugas, pasien, dan pengunjung. Penelitian ini berkontribusi untuk mengoptimalkan sistem pengelolaan limbah medis di rumah sakit pendidikan.
Hospitals, as healthcare service facilities, generate both medical and non-medical waste. Data show that medical waste, classified as hazardous (B3), is infectious and toxic, posing a high risk if not properly managed. In Indonesia, many healthcare facilities still do not fully comply with medical waste management standards. This study aims to evaluate the solid medical waste management system at a Teaching Hospital in Depok, West Java, using a case study design through observation, interviews, and document analysis. The findings indicate that the hospital produced a total of 138,370.3 kg of B3 solid medical waste in 2024. Overall, the compliance level of implementation reached 72.2% (“Partially Compliant”). However, gaps were still identified in segregation at source (33.3%) and in containment/collection (25%), such as the mixing of medical and non-medical waste, which can lead to risks like needlestick injuries or the spread of nosocomial infections. Although staff demonstrated a good understanding of procedures, the use of personal protective equipment (PPE) among all workers was not fully consistent. The stages of waste reduction, temporary storage, internal transport, treatment, and final disposal showed high compliance (100%). Therefore, continuous improvement is needed, particularly in the upstream stages that depend on human factors. Environmental Health personnel play a crucial role in supervision, education, and breaking the chain of transmission to ensure the safety of healthcare workers, patients, and visitors. This study contributes to strengthening medical waste governance in teaching hospitals.
Teaching hospitals face challenges in fostering sustainable patient revisit intention due to the dual nature of services that integrate clinical education processes with high patient expectations regarding service quality and safety. Amid the growing use of digital communication as part of patient experience management, the effectiveness of digital storytelling in shaping patient perceptions and behaviors remains empirically inconsistent. This study aims to analyze the relationships among digital storytelling, service quality, brand image, and patient satisfaction in influencing revisit intention among outpatients at the Dental and Oral Teaching Hospital of Universitas Jenderal Soedirman. This research employed a quantitative cross-sectional design involving 115 respondents. Data were analyzed using Partial Least Squares–Structural Equation Modeling (PLS-SEM). The results indicate that service quality has a significant and dominant effect on brand image, patient satisfaction, and revisit intention. Brand image and patient satisfaction also demonstrate significant positive effects on revisit intention and function as mediators in the relationship between service quality and revisit intention. In contrast, digital storytelling does not show a significant direct effect on brand image, patient satisfaction, or revisit intention within the context of this study. Nevertheless, respondents’ response patterns suggest a relatively positive reception toward digital narrative elements, indicating strategic potential if digital storytelling is developed with greater consistency, clinical relevance, and integration into service delivery processes. These findings emphasize that service quality serves as the primary driver of revisit intention in dental teaching hospitals, while digital storytelling requires strengthened design and implementation to meaningfully contribute to the formation of patient perceptions and decision-making. This study provides empirical evidence to support the development of service quality improvement strategies and patient-oriented digital communication in teaching hospital settings.
