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50 Curriculum Vitae Name : Ns. Siti Komariah, Skep.MARS Date of Birth : 13 March 1962 Job Position : Head of Nursing Division Siloam Hospitals Lippo Village Responsibilities : Manage all Nursing activities, resources, include human resources in Nursing, and facilities to support quality services and patient safety Background Education : Nursing School, Persahabatan Hospital, Graduated 1981 Diploma in Nursing, St. Carolus Hospital, Graduated 1995 Bachelor in Nursing Science/ Ners, Indonesian University, Graduated 2002/2003 Magister in Hospital Administration, Graduated 2011 Experience : 17 years as Nursing Staff in Medical Surgical 14 years as Nursing Manager Trainer for Nursing Management and Patient Safety in Nursing – PERSI Jakarta Speaker for Nursing Service Management And Nursing Quality and Patient Safety Certificate Courses: Infection Control ( 1998 ) Nursing Management ( 1998 ) Nursing Quality Management (1999) Customer Satisfaction in Health Care ( 2000 ) ISO 9001: 2000 Internal Quality Audit Training ( 2001 ) On The Job Training Nursing Management, Sir Charles Gaidner Hospital, Perth, West Australia( 2003 ) Nursing Professional Practice Model ( 1998 & 2006 ) Clinical Governance training ( 2008 and 2009 ) Nursing Competency Assessor ( 2008 ) JCI Practicum – Singapore ( April 2009 ) Coaching for Breakthrough Succses ( 2011 )

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Curriculum Vitae

Name : Ns. Siti Komariah, Skep.MARS Date of Birth : 13 March 1962 Job Position : Head of Nursing Division Siloam Hospitals Lippo Village Responsibilities : Manage all Nursing activities, resources, include human resources in Nursing, and facilities to support quality services and patient safety Background Education : Nursing School, Persahabatan Hospital, Graduated 1981 Diploma in Nursing, St. Carolus Hospital, Graduated 1995 Bachelor in Nursing Science/ Ners, Indonesian University, Graduated 2002/2003 Magister in Hospital Administration, Graduated 2011

Experience : 17 years as Nursing Staff in Medical Surgical 14 years as Nursing Manager Trainer for Nursing Management and Patient Safety in Nursing – PERSI Jakarta Speaker for Nursing Service Management And Nursing Quality and Patient Safety

Certificate Courses: Infection Control ( 1998 ) Nursing Management ( 1998 ) Nursing Quality Management (1999) Customer Satisfaction in Health Care ( 2000 ) ISO 9001: 2000 Internal Quality Audit Training ( 2001 ) On The Job Training Nursing Management, Sir Charles Gaidner Hospital, Perth,

West Australia( 2003 ) Nursing Professional Practice Model ( 1998 & 2006 ) Clinical Governance training ( 2008 and 2009 ) Nursing Competency Assessor ( 2008 ) JCI Practicum – Singapore ( April 2009 ) Coaching for Breakthrough Succses ( 2011 )

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Organization :

PPNI, Kab. Tangerang, 2000 – 2005, Deputy of Chairman

Persi Banten, Nursing Development Section, Coordinator, 2005 – 2008

MAKERSI – Banten, Secretary, 2008 - NOW

Others:

• Benchmark

o Pantai Hospital – Malaysia

o AJN Hospital – Malaysia

o Singapore General Hoapital

o Gleneagles Hospital – Singapore

o Bungmungrad Hospital – Bangkok

o Bangkok Hospital

o Queen Elizabeth Hospital – Hongkong

• Guest lecturer for

o Stikes Binawan

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Curriculum Vitae

Name : Ikuko Moriguchi Date of Birth : 28 Maret 1947 Affiliation: University of Hyogo Reseach Institute of Nursing care for people and community Qualification: Resisted nurse, Public health nurse Email Address : [email protected]

Educational Background: Shizuko Red Cross Nursing School 1969 Chiba Perfectural Public Nursing School 1971 BukKyo University 1984 Institute of Public Health 1992 Institute of Public Health 1996

International experience:

• Nepal Tuberculosis Association (Chief Nurse) in 1973 - 1976

• Indonesia Nursing Education Project of Japan International Cooperation Agency (Expert of Nursing Education) in 1984 - 1985

• WHO Headquarters Cluster NMH (Consultant) in 2000

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Curriculum Vitae

Name : Ns. Siti Komariah, Skep.MARS Date of Birth : 13 March 1962 Job Position : Head of Nursing Division Siloam Hospitals Lippo Village Responsibilities : Manage all Nursing activities, resources, include human resources in Nursing, and facilities to support quality services and patient safety Background Education : Nursing School, Persahabatan Hospital, Graduated 1981 Diploma in Nursing, St. Carolus Hospital, Graduated 1995 Bachelor in Nursing Science/ Ners, Indonesian University, Graduated 2002/2003 Magister in Hospital Administration, Graduated 2011

Experience : 17 years as Nursing Staff in Medical Surgical 14 years as Nursing Manager Trainer for Nursing Management and Patient Safety in Nursing – PERSI Jakarta Speaker for Nursing Service Management And Nursing Quality and Patient Safety

Certificate Courses: Infection Control ( 1998 ) Nursing Management ( 1998 ) Nursing Quality Management (1999) Customer Satisfaction in Health Care ( 2000 ) ISO 9001: 2000 Internal Quality Audit Training ( 2001 ) On The Job Training Nursing Management, Sir Charles Gaidner Hospital, Perth,

West Australia( 2003 ) Nursing Professional Practice Model ( 1998 & 2006 ) Clinical Governance training ( 2008 and 2009 ) Nursing Competency Assessor ( 2008 ) JCI Practicum – Singapore ( April 2009 ) Coaching for Breakthrough Succses ( 2011 )

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Organization :

PPNI, Kab. Tangerang, 2000 – 2005, Deputy of Chairman

Persi Banten, Nursing Development Section, Coordinator, 2005 – 2008

MAKERSI – Banten, Secretary, 2008 - NOW

Others:

• Benchmark

o Pantai Hospital – Malaysia

o AJN Hospital – Malaysia

o Singapore General Hoapital

o Gleneagles Hospital – Singapore

o Bungmungrad Hospital – Bangkok

o Bangkok Hospital

o Queen Elizabeth Hospital – Hongkong

• Guest lecturer for

o Stikes Binawan

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Name : Nurseha Educational Background Akper RS. Husada Bachelor of Nursing at University Of New England

(UNE) Akta V di Universitas Negeri Jakarta Pengalaman Kerja Asisten Kepala Keperawatan di RS. Husada, 1995 Manager Keperawatan di RS. Mitra Keluarga

Jatinegara,1995-1997 Director of Nursing di RS. Premier Bintaro

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Training and courses: As a speaker / Moderator, & Participant

2011, Oct 4-5, Training Nursing Evidence Practice, Malaysia

2011, August 22-23, Translation Maternity Training From

Australia

2010,April19-24th Practicum JCI In Singapore.

2010,Translater Wound Management Training,June,4.

2010,Translater for Moving and Lefthing on Mach,19,20.

2010,Gues Lecture UI program S1 (Infection Control

Lecture) May,20.

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• 2009, Moderator, IC Seminar,Up date of Endoscopy

,CSSD and H1N1

• 2009,PERSI Seminar And Workshop Patient Safety In

Nursing Augt, as Speaker.

• 2009, Excecutive Session Corporete Social

responsibility

• 2009,Sept,17-18th Ramsay Health Confrence

Melbourne Australia

• 2009,Oct,12-16th Pelatihan Penilaian Kinerja Berbasis

Kompetensi

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The Development of Community Health Nursing by University of Hyogo in

Collaboration with Hasanuddin University and Health Agency of South Sulawesi

Dr. Ikuko Moriguchi RN RPHN DPH International Community Health Nursing Research Institute of Nursing Care for People and the Community University of Hyogo, Japan

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My International Cooperation about Community Health Nursing in South Sulawesi

1 JICA nursing education project (1984-1985) Pendidikan Perawat berbasis komunitas di Sekolah Guru

Perawat di Ujung Pandang (kerjasama Teknik JICA) 2 Survey of Community Midwife (1992-1997) Survei dan Dukungan Kegiatan Bidan desa 3 JICA Training Project of community health

nursing leaders in Indonesia (2001-2007) *Agreement on the Academic Exchange between University of Hyogo & Hasanuddin University (2007) 4 Self development project of CHN in Sulawesi Selatan (2008-2010)

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Background and objectives of international cooperation related to community health nursing

in Indonesia

In Indonesia, decentraization began in 2001 and expectations for primary health care (PHC) activities that are oriented toward community needs and the role of community health nursing has become more important .

However nursing staff with advance education are concentrated in hospitals and cities are few nurses that play a leadership role in community health nursing .

The gorl was set to train leaders based on the PHC philosophy and community health nursing leader train and activties of community health nursing staff after return to Indonesia.

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Training Project

“Nursing in Primary Health Care” JICA Partnership program For three years from 2001 to 2003 Participants ; five educaters and five community health

nursing administrators in South Sulawesi ( three teachers from UNHAS )

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Purpose of the training

1 pravious and current issues of PHC and nursing in the world

2 process of development health policy ,health system and community health nursing role on PHC in Japan

3 the present situation of nursing , health, medicine and social welfare and nursing education in Japan

4 through the course, the participants identify the problems by sharing the their situation and experience on PHC

5 They make an action plan to improve the identified problems and implement it after returning in Indonesia

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Method Training institution : College of Nursing Art and Science, Hyogo ( University of Hyogo) Duration : one months on Aughst or September Participants : 4 peoples in each year two educaters and two community health nursing managers in Province and Prefecture Training institution : College of Nursing

Health Center in Hyogo, Japan Nursing Association Kobe training center, WHO Kobe center

Training methods : lecture Field study Making action plan by PCM methods

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Lecture at College

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Field study “Awaji prefecture Hospital”

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Lecture of PCM , practice and presentation of Action plan

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Closing ceremony

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Follow up after half a year in Indonesia

Previous arrengement for Workshop of Community Health Nurse in South Sulawesi

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Field observation at Model HC

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S.Provincial health office

H.University

HC village

Advice to Prefecture

Training for HC with prefecture

Field practice in 6 weeks

Teaching

Cooperation to project

Nursing student

T.Prefectural Health office

Model HC

HC HC

HC

Spread to all health center (13 centers) in Model prefecture (T prefecture)

continuity of action after practice

2nd ye

ar

(2001) 1st year

( Alumni JICA )

Development of the first project in T.prefecture

Collaborative Team

T. Prefectuere

HC HC

PHC training by Alumni JICA in T.Prefcture (2002)

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S. Provincial HO

HC village

H.University Advice

Training

Field practice

Teaching

Cooperation

Nursing student

T.Prefectural HO

Pilot HC

HC HC HC

Spread to all HC in Model prefecture

continuity of action after practice 2n

d ye

ar

P. health school

CHN Seminar and Workshop in S. Province(February,2004)

(2003)

(2001)

Seminar participant (paid) (free) 354 + 50 = 404 Workshop participant 110 (16/26 pref.)

J.Prefecture

Nursing student

M.Prefecture

1st year

(2004)

4th year

The wider impact of the project to 4 model prefectures in S.Province

3rd year

Pilot health center

(2004)

P.Prefectural Health office

P.Prefecture

T.Prefectuer

Development of PHC activities to all prefectures in S.Province

PHC training by alumni JICA in T.Prefecture

(2002)

( alumni JICA )

Collaborative Team

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Seminor/Workshop of Community Health Nursing in South Sulawesi (Feb 2004 UNHAS)

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Relation with Health Policy MOH

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Training Project of Community Health Nurse Coordinators

in Indonesia Training of community health nursing supervisors

will be conducted by leveraging the experience of Japanese public health nurses in health centers to systematically train CHN coordinators for the purpose of enhancing CHN in Indonesia after decentralization.

Moreover, monitoring and follow-up will be provided to ex-paticipants ,so that they can implement training of CHN coordinators and follow up on the training for the coordinators.

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Gorls of the Project Ex-participants conduct the training for prefecture/city

CHN coordinators The prefectural/city CHN coordinators perform their roles

as the coordinators ・Assignment of CHN coordinators in health centers and training for them ・Holding regular meeting with coordinators and monitoring ・Establishment of CHN model health center in prefectures Ex-participants take the initiative in forming a network of

prefectural CHN coordinators and perform their roles as supervisor.

Trained CHN coordinators of health centers are able to make plan of action

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Methods

Project period: Apr 2005~Mar 2008 (three years) Participants: four educators and four community

health nursing managers in South Sulawesi ( two teachers from UNHAS) Strategy: ①Training of CHN supervisor(MOT) in Japan (one month) ②Making Plan of Action and implement the of training CHN coordinators (TOT) in Indonesia ③Monitoring and follow up survey after half a year

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23 Courtesy visit to the presedent of University of Hyogo ( Aug 2005)

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Lecture of PCM , practice and presentation of Action plan

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CHN Coodinator training of Kabupaten/Kota for 5days

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Trained CHN coordinators in Feb 2006

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Follow up Seminor and workshop after one year Feb 2007

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Tgl 16 Feb Sedang beristirahat dengan Bapak Ka Dinkes Propinsi, Bapak Dekan Fakultas Kedokteran

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Follow up Seminor and workshop for 3 days in Feb. 2007

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Related Organs of

Training Project of CHN Coordinator Indonesia

University of Hyogo Research institute of Nursing

Care for people and Community MOH

Depertment of Nursing

Hasanuddin University Divisin of Nursing,Faculty of Medicine

JICA

South Sulawesi Health Office

South Sulawesi 24Kabupaten Health office

Hyogo Prefecture

(Collaborative research)

6 model Kabupate

Health Center

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University of Hyogo

Pengkajian lapangan mengenai aktifitas koordinator Perkesmas tingkat Kabupaten/kota

Pelatihan pembina koordinator Perkesmas (Jepang)

Pelatihan Koordinator Perkesmas tingkat Kabupaten/kota

Pemantauan dan tidak lanjut

Komite penyelenggaraan

Proses Pelatihan Koordinator Perkesmas di Sulawesi Selatan

UNHAS

Dibagi dalam 5 tim pembina perkesmas

Indonesia Japan

POA

Dinkes SULSEL

Puskesmas Model

Dinkes Kabupaten/kota, Puskesmas

Alumni JICA

Pelatihan pembina koordinator Perkesmas (Jepang)

Seminar/Lokakarya Perkesmas tingkat propinsi

Komite penyelenggaraan

POA

Pemantauan dan tindak lanjut

SK

実践 Implementasi

Pelatihan koordinator Perkesmas tingkat

Puskesmas

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Collaboration of ex-participant (Almini JICA) & JICA Junior expert

National Community Health Nursing Seminar & Workshop (4~6 December 2007 )

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Agreement on the Academic Exchange between University of Hyogo and Hasanuddin University

(4 April 2007)

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Start CHN Self Development Project in Sul Sel

after JICA Project (2008-2010)

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Pelaksanaan Perkesmas Pelatihan koordinator perkesmas Pelatihan 2006 Koordinator perkesmas Tk

Kab/Kota POA : Pelatihan Koordinator 2007 perkesmas Tkt. di

Puskesmas Pelatihan Asuhan

2008 Keperawatan Komunitas & Keluarga

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Perkesmas Mandiri 2008-2010

Pada kegiatan ini tidak mendapatkan support dana baik JICA maupun University of Hyogo.

Strategi agar perkesmas berkesnambungan:

Masing2 Institusi : Dinkes propinsi, Keperawatan FK-Unhas, Poltekkes

mensupport dana untuk kelanjutan kegiatan perkesmas.

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Tahun 2008 : Pelatihan Asuhan Keperawatan (Agustus) Kom & Keluarga. Biaya Keperawatan FK-Unhas Tahun 2009 : Monitoring & Evaluasi (Februari) Perteman Perkesmas Tk Kab/kota & Puskesmas Biaya Dinkes Prop Sulsel Tahun 2009 : Pelatihan Disaster Keperawatan (Agustus) Biaya Keperawatan FK-Unhas Tahun 2010 : Monitoring & Evaluasi (Februari) Perteman Perkesmas Tk Kab/kota & Puskesmas Biaya Dinkes Prop Sulsel Tahun 2011 : Inteanational CHN Seminor (September) Evaluation Workshop (JICA forrow-up team)

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CHN Coordinator Training (Aug 2008)

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RG4:Maros,Pangkep,Pinrang

RG5:Jeneponto,Bantaeng,Bulukumba,Sinjai,Selayar

RG2:Sidrap,Soppeng,Bone, Wajo,Enrekang

RG3:Toraja,Luwu,Luwu utara,Palopo,Luwu Timur

RG1:Takalar,Gowa, Makassar,Barru,

Pare-pare

Monitoring and Follow-up for each Kabpaten and Region

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Collabolation Reserch ・ Monitoring and Evaluation of CHN Independence Project after JICA CHN

Leader’s Training Project in Indonesia , Joint Conference of Japan Association for International Health and Tropical medicine Nov, 2011 Tokyo

・ Promotion of South Sulawesi Community Health Nursing Independence Project by CHN leaders after JICA Project in Indonesia, The 25thconference

of Japan Association for International Health Sep,2010 Kyusyu ・ The survey for the function of CHN Coordinators in the disaster through the experience in South Surawesi, The1st research conference World Society of Disaster Nursing ,Jan 2010 Kobe ・ A study of Training Project for CHN Coordinators in Indonesia –Monitoring

and Evaluation System of CHN in South Sulawasi, The1st International Nursing Research Conference of World Academy of Nursing Science,Sep

2009 ・ Development of PHC activities in Indonesia after the "Nursing in PHC"

training in Japan for Indonesian community health nusing leaders, ICN conference May,2007 ,Yokohama

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Ikuko Moriguchi R.N R.PHN, DPH Research Institute of Nursing for People and Community, University of Hyogo Werna Nontoji , Ariyanti Saleh Nursing program study, Medical faculty, Hasanuddin University Annie Rahayu Health Department of South Sulawesi Province

Disaster happened as gradually and gave damaging effect to the society. Indonesia had earthquake and tsunami in Aceh five years ago, and still happened natural disaster in areas including South Sulawesi. In 2006 to 2007, South Sulawesi such as Maros, Wajo and Sinjai district had big flood, also Luwu district had landslide, which were handled by emergency team. Beside emergency team, either community health nurses (CHN) in the Health Center(HC) can be involved to give nursing care service. Because CHN are the biggest manpower in HC about 3003 (42,34%), who spread in 355 HC. This time, we have trained in the field of public health care and also have coordinator in province, district/city and HC level. Furthermore, we improve role and activity of CHN in natural disaster to coordinate public health care in district/city related with management and disaster care; before disaster, occurrence of disaster, and after disaster. We planned collaborative workshop of management and disaster nursing (before, occurrence, and after disaster) which will do it, because of cooperation between Nursing program study, Medical faculty of Hasanuddin University, Health Department of South Sulawesi province, Crisis center of South Sulawesi province with University of Hyogo Japan.

A. Background

1. General objective To increase knowledge of CHN about

management and disaster nursing (before, occurrence, and after disaster) for coordinators in district/city and HC level.

2. Special objective a. Policy health department of Republic

Indonesia to relief of natural disaster in Indonesia

b. Strategy to relief natural disaster by crisis center of South Sulawesi.

c. Strategy to relief natural disaster in Japan d. Policy to relief natural disaster in health

education program e. Basic life support training and medical first

responder f. Experience of study to relief natural disaster

in Japan

B. Objective g. Role and activity of CHN coordinator in district/city and HC level in disaster (before, occurrence, after disaster)

C. Participant 1. Coordinator of CHN in district/city level 23 2. Coordinator of CHN in HC level 23

D. Strategy of Workshop Lecture, Roll play, and group discussion

E. Time and place Time : 12- 14 August 2009 Place: Bapelkes Makassar

Date/ time Activities

12 August 08.30 – 09.30 10.00 – 11.10 11.00 – 12.30 13.30 – 14.30 14.30 – 17.00 19.00 – 21.00

Opening ceremony Lecture 1.Policy to relief natural disaster in health education program 2.Strategic to relief natural disaster in Japan Study experience to relief natural disaster in Japan 1.Policy of health department RI to relief natural disaster in Indonesia 2. Basic Life Support Training and Medical First Responder Practice of Basic Life Supporta

13 August 08.00 – 09.00 10.00 – 11.00 11.00 – 12.00 13.00 – 16.15

1.Mental health nursing in disaster 2. Strategic to relief natural disaster , region crisis center Makassar 3. Presentation of survey of disaster nursing in South Sulawesi Group Discussion I : Role & Function of Coordinator in district/city management to relief natural disaster ( before, occurrence, after disaster) Group Discussion II : Role & Function of Coordinator in model HC, Practice of disaster nursing

14 August 08.00-10.00 10.15 – 12.00 13.00 – 15.30 15.30 – 16.00

Presentation group work I and II Discussion Conclusion outcome of group discussion Closing

Schedule of workshop of disaster nursing for CHN Coordinator In South Sulawesi

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Intenational CHN Seminor (13 Sep 2011 UNHAS)

Purpose : Conclusion of The CHN self Development Project in Sul Sel

Participant : CHN Coordinertors and students 477 Program : ・ Report of JICA CHN coordinators Project (Moriguchi)

・ Report of The CHN self Development Project (Project leaders Ibu Werna ,Ibu Yanti ,Ibu Annie) ・ Presentation of CHN Activities by CHN coordinators ・ Lecture “ Standard of CHN by MOH” (Director of Nursing) ・ Lecture “Monitoring and Evaluation” (Dr Hyoi)

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Evaluation Workshop (14.15 Sep 2011)

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Recommendation to nursing education institution in Indonesia

Collaboration with health agency by project for human resource development through respect

each other specialty Making model case first and extend to others Strengthen of empowerment through the project Collaboration with foreign countries and study

each other as collaboration research Refresh-Training for graduated nurses based

on problem solving (ex PCM method)

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Patient Safety for Nurse Student

In Hospital

By : Nurseha B.N

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RAMSAY HEALTH CARE INDONESIA

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RAMSAY/PT AFFINITY HEALTH INDONESIA

3 Hospitals:

RS Premier Jatinegara, Bintaro and Surabaya

RHCI = 648 beds

Annual Inpatient: 41,000

Annual Outpatient: 531,000

Staff : 1900

Accreditation: KARS (16 level) ISO

HICMR,

ACHS CI & JCI (RSPB)

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Ramsay Health Care

4

• 118 hospitals in Australia, Indonesia, UK & France

• Employees more than 30,000 people

• Admits over 1 million patients per annum

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INTRODUCTION

Safety is the most fundamental principles in the delivery of health services and nursing, and also as the most critical aspects of quality management.

Safety as pattern of behavior , both individual and organization to minimize hazards and harm to patient that result from the processes of care.

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OBJECTIVE

• Nurses Role in safety • International patient Safety goals. • Patient Handling • Nursing Health Program

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Patient Safety

Health

Program

6. Goal

Staff Institution

Program Environment

Patient Handling

Beyond Quality Safety

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NURSES ROLES

• Protection ,Promotion optimization of health and abilities

• Prevention of illness and injury.

• Alleviation of suffering through diagnosis and treatment of human response.

• Advocacy in the care of individual, family, communities and population .

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INTERNATIONAL PATIENT 6.SAFETY GOAL

1. Identify Patient Correctly

2. Improve Effective Communication

3. Improve the Safety of High-Alert-Medication

4. Ensure Correct-site, Correct- Procedure,

Correct-Patient Safety

5. Reduce the risk of health care – associated infection

6. Reduce the risk of patient harm from Falls

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Identify Patient Correctly

• Use at least two patient identifiers when providing care, treatment and services

• Not use of patient’s room number or location.

• Patient is Indentified when providing care, treatment

• Before administrating Medication, blood or blood products and other specimens for clinical test.

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Identify Patient Correctly

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Improve Effective Communication

• For verbal or telephone orders for telephone reporting of critical test result

• The individual receiving the information writes down the complete order

• The individual receiving the information read back the complete order

• The individual who gave the order or test result confirms the information that was read back

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SBAR Is an effective tool

for all types of communication

handoffs

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What is SBAR?

• The SBAR model is a simple method to help standardize communication

• SBAR allows all parties to have common expectations:

– What is going to be communicated

– How the communication is structured

– Required elements

• Focuses on the problem, not the people

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SBAR •Situation •Background

•Assessment

•Recommendation

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SITUATION

• State: your name and unit

• I am calling about:: (Patient Name & Ward Name)

• The problem: The reason I am calling ….

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BACKGROUND

• State the admission diagnosis and date of admission

• State the pertinent medical history • A Brief Synopsis of the treatment to date

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Assessment

• Pertinent objective & subjective information – Most recent vitals – Mental status – Respiratory rate and quality – B/P, pulse rate & quality – Pain – Neuro changes – Skin color – Rhythm changes

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RECOMMENDATION

• State what you would like to see done: – Transfer the patient? – Change treatment? – Come to see the patient at this time? – Talk to the family and patient about….? – Ask for a consulting physician to see the

patient?

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High-Alert Medication

• Deliver policies and or procedures that address, the location, labeling and storage of concentrated electrolytes

• Concentrated electrolytes are not present in patient care units unless clinically necessary and action are taken to prevent inadvertent administration on those areas where permitted by policy ( OT, AE, ICU)

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Ensure Correct-site, Correct-Procedure,

Correct-Patient Surgery

The principal component of the universal

Protocol are :

1. The pre operative verification process

2. Marking the surgical site

3. A time out immediately before starting the procedure

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• The Scrub, anaesthetic nurse .checks consent, operation (site) pre op checklist, arm bands, allergies, premed given etc

• Ensure the bed is clean and dust free before entering the Theatre

• Red hat for allergy

Checking the patient

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MARKING The Surgical Site

Mark the precise site where the surgery will be performed. Use a clearly understood mark & involve the patient in doing this.

Reference: Joint Commission International Center for Patient Safety 2009 International Patient Safety Goals.

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Reduced the Risk of health care –

associated infections

• Hand Washing • Routine implementation standard precautions • Additional precautions / isolation nursing • Needle Stick Injury

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Reduced the Risk of health care – associated infections

HICMR Pty Ltd Infection Control Consultants

• Care with sharps • Use of protective barriers - gloves

- gowns/plastic - glasses

• Care with Rubbish and Linen • Segregation of at risk patients • Care of all Equipment

• Care of the Environment

STANDARD PRECAUTIONS

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Reduced the Risk of health care – associated infections

Airborne Droplet Contact Common vehicle Vector borne

Transmission

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Source

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Contact Transmission

Indirect-contact transmission involves contact of a susceptible host with a contaminated object

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High Risk of Needle Stick Injury

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TOO FULL

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CLEANER INJURY

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Procedure Needle Stick & Exposed Blood

Report as soon as Supervisor Incharge

Se General Practice In A&E

Yes No

Report to Infection Control Nursing

PATIENT STAFF

Processed with ICN/ Supervisor In-charge

Source Knowing

Needle Stick & Exposed Blood

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Continue

Do counseling to staff Obtain blood sample to

determine the baseline data on exposure & immunity to Hep B, Hep C, HIV.

Use correct forms

Do follow up and keep in contact

with hospital management

Start post-exposure prophylaxis as soon as possible (stat).

Retest in 3 and 6 months after

exposure

Ask consent from source to be tested for:

HIV Hep B Hep C

Do counseling to source Obtain blood sample. Use correct forms

PATIENT STAFF STAFF

Do counseling to staff Obtain blood sample to

determine the baseline data on exposure & immunity to Hep B, Hep C, HIV.

Use correct forms

Do follow up and keep in contact

with hospital management

Retest in 3 and 6 months after

exposure

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Reduce the risk of patient harm from Falls

• Fall reduction program

• Staff receive education and training for the fall reduction program

• The hospital educate the patient and their family as needed, on the fall reduction program

• The hospital evaluates the fall reduction program to determine the effectiveness of the program

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PATIENT HANDLING

• Rolling Patient to reposition from back to side with Slide Sheet

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Transferring Patient from Chair to Bed Post Hip replacement:

PATIENT HANDLING

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Transferring Patient from bed to trolley: (Pat slide & slide sheet x 2)

PATIENT HANDLING

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• To Achieve patient Safety,

Safe and healthy staff is needed

Staff / Student Health Program

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Staff Health Programmers

• Pre- Employment/ Pre Attachment • Category Staff • Immunization Program • Annually

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STAFF CATEGORY

• Category1: Doctor, Nurses, Lab, Radiographer, Physiotherapies • Category2: Food and Beverage • Category3: Other Manager, administration. Pharmacy, Marketing ,Driver. • Category4: Cleaning, Security.

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CATEGORY STAF HEALTH PROGRAM

Test Category 1

Category 2

Category 3

Category 4

Chest X-Ray

Yes Yes Yes Yes

Hepatitis B Antigen

Yes No No No

Influenza Yes No No No

Salmonella No Yes No No

Papsmear Yes Yes Yes Yes

Hepatitis A No No No Yes

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Mode of education

Theory Practical to enhance theory

Practical/ training to develop skill

Transmission of infection

Blood spelt Hands washing

Isolation Precaution Sharps handling Patient Handling

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CONCLUSION

Collaboration between nursing school and Hospital is very importent to ensure skill and knowledge of new graduates can fulfill need of Hospital.

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NURSING MANAGEMENT TEAM

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Thankyou

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Question

• Apa yg perlu di siapkan di pendidikan utk bisa praktek di RS Internasional

• Bagaimana untuk membuka praktek klinik • Startegi evaluasi untuk assesment mahasiswa

ners • Bagaimana biaya praktek mahasiswa di rumah

sakit internasional

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Disampaikan pada Seminar International “ Bridging the Gap Between Nursing Education and Health Care Services “

Makassar 11 November 2011

Oleh : Ns. Siti Komariah, SKep.MARS

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AGENDA

1. Pendahuluan 2. Sekilas tentang Pendidikan Profesi

Keperawatan 3. Upaya SHLV Dalam Menyediakan Lahan

Praktik Klinik Keperawatan 4. Kesimpulan

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1 PENDAHULUAN

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Pendidikan Keperawatan menekankan tentang keprofesian

Kep. Sebuah profesi

Bagian integral dari pelayanan kesehatan

Bentuk pelayanan profesional

LOKAKARYA NASIONAL, 1983

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• Tuntutan kebutuhan masyarakat • Kemajuan IPTEK • Globalisasi • Pengembangan profesi

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Peran Pendidikan

Tinggi Keperawatan

Pengembangan YanKep

profesional dan teknologi

keperawatan

Pembinaan Kehidupan keprofesian

Lulusan dengan kemampuan Profesional

Sarana mencapai Profesionalisme Keperawatan &

percepatan proses

perubahan atau transisi

Penting Penataan Sistem Tata Kelola Dan Proses Pembelajaran Mahasiswa di RS

Dalam mendukung Keberhasilan Pengembangan Pelayanan Keperawatan

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2 SEKILAS TENTANG PENDIDIKAN PROFESI

KEPERAWATAN

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• Jenis pendidikan mencakup pendidikan umum, kejuruan, akademik, profesi, vokasi, keagamaan, dan khusus

Pasal 15

• Pendidikan tinggi mencakup jenjang pendidikan diploma, sarjana, magister, spesialis, dan doktor yang diselenggarakan oleh pendidikan tinggi

Pasal 19

• Perguruan tinggi berbentuk akademi, politeknik, sekolah tinggi, institut, atau universitas

• PT wajib menyelenggarakan pendidikan, penelitian, dan pengabdian kepada masyarakat

• PT mengelenggarakan program akademik, profesi, dan/ atau vokasi

Pasal 20

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Tahap Akademik

• Teori dan konsep • Bersifat deskriptif

Tahap Profesi

• Aplikasi teori dan konsep

• Proses pembelajaran klinik

SKep Ners

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Perguruan Tinggi

CERDAS

KOMPETITIF

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• Kebutuhan kemasyarakatan (societal needs) • Kebutuhan dunia kerja (industrial needs) • Kebutuhan profesional (professional needs) • Kebutuhan generasi masa depan (scientific vision)

Kompetensi Sesuai Kebutuhan Stakeholder

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Care Provider

Community Leader Educator

Manager

Researcher

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1. Mampu berkomunikasi secara efektif 2. Mampu menerapkan aspek etik dan legal dalam praktik

keperawatan 3. Mampu melaksanakan asuhan keperawatan profesional

di klinik dan komunitas 4. Mampu mengaplikasikan kepemimpinan dan

manajemen keperawatan 5. Mampu menjalin hubungan interpersonal 6. Mampu melakukan penelitian 7. Mampu mengembangkan profesionalisme secara terus

menerus atau belajar sepanjang hayat

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• Aspek penting untuk mencapai kompetensi lulusan Ners • Sasaran utama pembelajaran: mengekspresikan strategi

pembelajaran yang optimal untuk mendorong prakarsa dan memudahkan belajar untuk menjembatani antara teori dan praktik

Perencanaan Pembelajaran

Klinik

Pelaksanaan Pembelajaran

Klinik

Evaluasi Pembelajaran

Klinik

DIBUTUHKAN LAHAN PRAKTIK DENGAN SARANA DAN PRASARANA YANG

KONDUSIF DAN SARAT DENGAN MODEL PERAN ( ROLE MODEL )

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3 UPAYA SHLV DALAM

MENYEDIAKAN LAHAN PRAKTIK MAHASISWA

KEPERAWATAN

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• Grand Opening 30 Nov 1996 • Luas Bangunan 26,000 m2 • Bangunan 11 Lantai • Perusahan Tbk : 26 March 1997 • RS. Pendidikan klasifikasi “B” tahun 2009

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INTERNATIONAL QUALITY

SCALE

REACH

GODLY COMPASSION

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Pilihan terpercaya untuk mendapatkan pelayanan

kesehatan bertaraf Internasional,

pendidikan kesehatan dan penelitian.

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SILOAM HOSPITAL LIPPO CIKARANG SILOAM HOSPITAL KEBON JERUK

SILOAM HOSPITAL SURABAYA SILOAM HOSPITAL LIPPO VILLAGE

SILOAM HOSPITAL MRCCC

SILOAM HOSPITAL JAMBI

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SHLV Org.Chart

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Unit Head ICU/ICCU/HC

Unit HeadNew Ward

Unit HeadGenesaret

Division Head Nursing

Department Head In Patient Services

Unit HeadOut Patient Department

Unit HeadOperating Theatre/

CSSD

Unit HeadBetsaida

Unit HeadLDS/ Maternity/ Nursery

Case Manager

Unit HeadCatheterization

Laboratory/Day Surgery

Unit HeadHaemodialysis

Acute Pain Nurse Coord.

Unit HeadSiloam/Samaria

Wound Care / Diabetic Nurse Coordinator

Committee

Clinical Educator Coordinator

Hospital Coordinator

Unit HeadSarfat/NICU

Chief Executive Officer Siloam Hospitals Lippo Karawaci

Unit HeadAccident Emergency

Unit HeadMedical Check Up

Learning & Development

Unit HeadDecapolis/Stroke Unit

Unit HeadNew Ward

NURSING ORG. CHART

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TUJUAN PELAYANAN KEPERAWATAN

PELA

YAN

AN

MU

TU

SDM

KEU

AN

GA

N

PER

TUM

BU

HA

N

8 PRINSIP

VISI MISI SHLV MISI DAN FALSAFAH PELAYANAN KEPERAWATAN

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ETC OPD RADIOLOGY

LABORATORY MEDICAL REHABILITATION

PHARMACY

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ICU/ICCU/NICU/HCU CATH LAB OPERATING THEATRE

DIALYSIS LDS MEDICAL RECORD 24hrs

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• Akreditasi Nasional 5 bidang pelayanan

1998 ( Juli )

• Akreditasi Nasional 12 Bidang Pelayanan

2001 ( November )

• Akreditasi Nasional 16 Bidang Pelayanan

2004 ( Oktober )

• Akreditasi Nasional 16 Bidang Pelayanan + Patient Safety

2008 ( Januari )

• Akreditasi Nasional 16 Bidang Pelayanan + Patient Safety

2011 ( Februari )

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Pencapaian Akreditasi Nasional

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• Sertifikasi Internasional dari JCIA

2007 ( September )

• Re – sertifikasi JCIA 2010

( September )

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Pencapaian Lain - lain

• Sertifikasi ISO 9001 : 2000 2001

( November)

• Penghargaan “Yasa Ayodhya Adinugraha“ dari Presiden RI

2002 ( September )

• PERSI menjadikan SHLV sebagai RS percontohan untuk program

patient safety

2005

• Penghargaan Paramakarya Dharma Artha Husada

2006 ( November )

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• Juara I Lomba Rumah Sakit Umum Bersih tingkat Kabupaten Tangerang

2007 ( November)

• Piagam Penghargaan kepada Rumah Sakit Berprestasi dalam Pelayanan

Kesehatan (Kep. Menkes RI no: 1623/MENKES/SK/XI/2010

2010 ( September )

• ISO 9001 : 2008

2010

( Desember)

• Juara I Kompetisi Rumah Sakit Sayang Ibu & Bayi Tingkat

Kabupaten Tangerang

2011 (Juni)

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RUANGAN JUMLAH TEMPAT TIDUR

Kapasitas Total 250 Maternity/ Nifas Kamar Bersalin Pediatrik/ Anak NICU Nursery ICU ICCU HCU Medical Surgical Neuroscience ward + Stroke Unit

Sumber Data : Medical Record – SHLV, Oktober, 2011

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No. KATEGORI TENAGA JUMLAH

I DOKTER 211

II PERAWAT & BIDAN 386

1 S1 Kep. 7.8%

2 Skep/ Ners 7.2%

3 D3 Kep 73%

4 D3 Kebid. 8.1%

5 SPK/SPR 1.7%

III Tenaga Kesehatan Lain 130

IV Health Care Assistant ( HCA ) 59

Sumber Data : HRD – SHLV, 31 Oktober, 2011

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Sistem Tata Kelola Mahasiswa Keperawatan di SHLV

Input Process Output • Mahasiswa • CNE/ CI • Mentor/ Preseptor • Kurikulum • Petunjuk Pelaksanaan • Jadwal praktek • Sarana & prasarana lahan praktik • Karakteristik CNE/ Mentor/ Preseptor • dll

Proses Pembelajaran: • Mentorship/ Preseptorship • tanya jawab, diskusi dan pembahasan kasus, demonstrasi tindakan • Feedback • Evaluasi

• Lulusan yang Menguasai hard skill dan soft skill • Lulusan yang

memiliki kemandirian dan

profesional

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INSTITUSI PENDIDIKAN

Fasilitas: 1. Ruang Model praktik 2. SDM: CNE/ CI, Mentor 3. Alat 4. Manajemen

1. Kurikulum 2. Dosen

Pembimbing

SHLV NERS PROFESIONAL

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CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER SHLV

PENANGGUNG JAWAB PRAKTIK KLINIK KEPERAWATAN DI RS

( NURSING DIVISION )

CLINICAL INSTRUCTOR FIK

CNE - RS

Ho Dept TRAINING & EDUCATION DEKAN FIK

PRESEPTOR/ MENTOR MAHASISWA KEPERAWATAN

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• SDM – CNE / CI dari SHLV dg

kualifikasi minimal S1Kep/Ners

– CI dari Institusi Pend. – Mentor/ preseptor lahan

praktik dengan kualifikasi minimal S1Kep

– Mahasiswa siap menerapkan pengetahuan, skill dan soft skill

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1. Selalu mengikuti perkembangan pengetahuan dan ketrampilan klikik terbaru

2. Menguasai ketrampilan dasar mengajar 3. Mampu mempertahankan hubungan harmonis dengan

mahasiswa 4. Dinamis, antusias, humor, ramah, kooperatif, sabar,

mau serta mampu mengakui kesalahan dan keterbatasan yang dimiliki.

5. Menyukai praktik keperawatan klinis dan mengajar dalam lingkungan klinis sesuai keahliannya.

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1. Mengkoordinir pelaksanaan program orientasi mahasiswa yang baru di RS

2. Memberikan orientasi terkait dengan kebijakan dan prosedur di RS 3. Berperan sebagai praktisi klinis, pembimbing, dan mentor 4. Melaksanakan supervisi terhadap mahasiswa selama berada di RS 5. Memberikan masukan, membantu, serta mendorong mahasiswa

untuk pencapaian target pembelajaran 6. Berkoordinasi dengan institusi pendidikan 7. Memberikan pendelegasian saat preseptor tidak dapat

mendampingi mahasiswa 8. Memberikan evaluasi terutama pada aspek sikap dan ketrampilan.

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• Manajemen – Program orientasi bagi

mahasiswa yang baru pertama praktik di SHLV ( JCI – SQE 7, GLD 5.4, PCI 11 )

• Pengenalan Visi Misi RS dan struktur organisasi

• Misi, Falsafah Yankep dan 5 pilar strategik yankep

• Tata tertib mahasiswa di RS • Metode asuhan keperawatan • Penjelasan kewenangan klinik

mahasiswa • Infection Control • Program Patient Safety 6

sasaran utama keselamatan pasien

• Metode bimbingan • Feedback dan evaluasi

• Ada panduan praktik klinik • Jumlah, daftar nama, area praktik

ditetapkan oleh FIK dan disetujui oleh RS

• Menugaskan CNE/CI untuk supervisor bimbingan

• Koordinasi teknik pelaksanaan antara CNE dengan CI dari pendidikan

• Proses pelaksanaan praktik – Demonstrasi dari Mentor/ CI – Pendampingan dan pengawasan

mahasiswa – Diskusi, bedside teaching – Pembahasan kasus

• Sarana: – Alat keperawatana dasar dengan

rasio sesuai standar – Tersedia SOP, SAK

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• Ruang Medikal Bedah kls I, II, dan III

• Ruang Neuroscience • Stroke Unit • Ruang Anak • HCU • UGD • Rawat Jalan

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Aspek yang dinilai Penilai %

Sikap, kehadiran, penampilan dalam praktik

CNE/ CI – SHLV bersama Mentor

20%

Pengetahuan CI dari pendidikan 20%

Ketrampilan CI dari Pendidikan atau ruangan

20%

Medication log (2 buah ) CI Pendidikan 20%

Seminar kelompok CI Pendidikan 30%

METODE EVALUASI

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1. Disiplin terhadap kehadiran dan mengikuti aturan 2. Stabilitas emosi 3. Tanggung jawab 4. Ketelitian dan kerapihan dalam bekerja 5. Inisiatif 6. Kejujuran 7. Kerjasama ( komunikasi, menghargai pendapat ) 8. Sikap profesional

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1. Pengkajian 2. Diskusi kelompok ( pre dan post conference )

a. Penguasaan materi b. Kemampuan mengemukakan pendapat c. Kemampuan berargumentasi tentang kasus

3. Bedside teaching a. Komunikasi terapeutik dgn pasien b. Menentukan prioritas masalah c. Menentukan rencana sesuai prioritas d. Melaksanakan tindakan sesuai kebutuhan pasien e. Menentukan tindak lanjut dan kontrak yang aan datang

4. Konsultasi individu a. Penguasaan materi b. Kemampuan mengemukakan pendapat c. Kemampuan berargumentasi tentang kasus

5. Laporan akhir

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1. Pengkajian a. Persiapan pasien b. Persiapan alat

2. Perencanaan – Menentukan masalah, tujuan, dan tindakan keperawatan

3. Pelaksanaan – Salam terapeutik, melakukan kontrak kerja, melaksanakan tindakan

keperawatan sesuai SOP 4. Evaluasi

– Mengamati respon pasien, rencana tindak lanjut, kontrak yagn akan datang, dan terminasi

5. Dokumentasi a. Implemantasi b. Respon pasien c. Keberhasilan tindakan

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5 KESIMPULAN

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• Lingkungan praktik klinik keperawatan di RS merupakan aspek penting yang perlu dikelola dalam rangka mendukung proses pembelajaran klinik mahasiswa keperawatan pada tahap profesi

• Merupakan lingkungan multiguna yang dinamis sebagai tempat pencapaian berbagai kompetensi praktik klinis

• Praktik klinik merupakan “ the heart of the total curriculum plan “

• Perlu dikembangkan sistem tata kelola praktik klinik mahasiswa keperawatan di RS yang lebih baik, dengan demikian mendukung peningkatan mutu pelayanan keperawatan di masa mendatang.

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