ANALISIS PERSEPSI KARYAWAN RSUD BANGKA TENGAH TERHADAP PENERAPAN BUDAYA KESELAMATAN PASIEN
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Universitas Sriwijaya
Author
ZULKANDI, ZULKANDI
Idris, Haerawati
Sitorus, Rico Januar
Idris, Haerawati
Sitorus, Rico Januar
Subject
RA399 Regulation of medical practice. Evaluation and quality control of medical care. Medical audit
Datestamp
2023-05-31 06:19:39
Abstract :
Background. Patient safety is an important pillar in the world of health. It is stated that more than 10,000 deaths and 4 out of 10 patients experience injuries due to health services. One of the indicators of patient safety culture is incident reports and Bangka Belitung Province is the province with the lowest number of incident reports including the Central Bangka Regional General Hospital where until now there have been no reported patient safety incidents.The aim is to analyze employee perceptions of implementing a patient safety culture at the Central Bangka Regional General Hospital.Method. Research using quantitative descriptive with a cross-sectional design with a linear regression test. With a total sample of 206 who are employees. Results: The results of this study indicate that the culture of patient safety at the Central Bangka Regional General Hospital is in the moderate category with an index value of 70.5. All Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality variables are rated moderate by employees. The results of the regression test showed work area, supervisor, incident reporting frequency, number of incident reports, length of work in the hospital, length of work in the unit, length of the profession, and staff position showed a relationship with patient safety culture with a value (p-value <0.05 ). There are four variables that are most dominantly related to patient safety culture, namely the number of incident reports, length of service in the hospital, frequency of incident reporting, and supervisors. Conclusion: The implementation of patient safety culture at the Central Bangka Regional General Hospital was in the moderate category with the dominant factor being the number of incident reports. Therefore, it is felt that the Hospital needs to make efforts to improve the patient safety culture for employees, especially reporting on patient safety incidents.
Background. Patient safety is an important pillar in the world of health. It is stated that more than 10,000 deaths and 4 out of 10 patients experience injuries due to health services. One of the indicators of patient safety culture is incident reports and Bangka Belitung Province is the province with the lowest number of incident reports including the Central Bangka Regional General Hospital where until now there have been no reported patient safety incidents.The aim is to analyze employee perceptions of implementing a patient safety culture at the Central Bangka Regional General Hospital.Method. Research using quantitative descriptive with a cross-sectional design with a linear regression test. With a total sample of 206 who are employees. Results: The results of this study indicate that the culture of patient safety at the Central Bangka Regional General Hospital is in the moderate category with an index value of 70.5. All Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality variables are rated moderate by employees. The results of the regression test showed work area, supervisor, incident reporting frequency, number of incident reports, length of work in the hospital, length of work in the unit, length of the profession, and staff position showed a relationship with patient safety culture with a value (p-value <0.05 ). There are four variables that are most dominantly related to patient safety culture, namely the number of incident reports, length of service in the hospital, frequency of incident reporting, and supervisors. Conclusion: The implementation of patient safety culture at the Central Bangka Regional General Hospital was in the moderate category with the dominant factor being the number of incident reports. Therefore, it is felt that the Hospital needs to make efforts to improve the patient safety culture for employees, especially reporting on patient safety incidents.
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