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Problems being faced by naval medical facilities are the lack of infrastructure andhuman resources as well as non-availibility of database which can be usedsimultaneously in carrying out monitoring of health facility. This research isintended to develop a monitoring system for health facilities in the Department ofthe Naval Health. The development of systems is using the System DevelopmentLife Cycle (SDLC) with a prototype approach. Primary data collection is carriedout by the method of in-depth interviews. Secondary data research is done bypaper based document recording and reporting. Rating of monitoring andevaluation systems in naval health facilities is subjected to the Ministry of Healthregulations. The system being developed is having a capacity of showing theaccurate information on the ability of health facilities (hospitals and BK / BP) inarea of health care, infrastructures and human resources. Merging of system iscarried out by way of full migration as to enable the direct data sharing. Follow-up suggestion is to revise the recording and reporting implementation guidelinesin accordance with Ministry of Health regulations.Keywords:System Monitoring and Evaluation, Health Care Facilities, Prototype, MergerSystems
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.
