EKA FITRIA SARI, - and FAIHATUL MUKHBITIN, - and Ernawaty, - (2021) KEMAMPUAN KLINIK PRATAMA DALAM MENANGANI 195 DIAGNOSIS DI KOTA SURABAYA: SEBUAH KAJIAN KEBIJAKAN. Buletin Penelitian Sistem Kesehatan, 24 (1). pp. 11-19. ISSN 2354-8738

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Abstract

Head of Surabaya City Health Department Decree No.440/19547/436.3/2016 is based on Indonesian Minister of Health Decree No.HK.02.02/MENKES/514/2015. The regulation explains the need for the management of 195 clinical diagnoses in primary health facilities because it is related to the primary health facilities' capability to handle 195 clinical diagnoses. The RRNS achievement table in January-May 2017 shows that primary care clinics were primary health facilities that occupy the unsafe zone (RRNS>5%) namely 16.68% in Surabaya City. The research objective is to analyze the primary care clinics' capability in Surabaya City to handle the 195 clinical diagnoses. This research used a descriptive cross-sectional design in four primary care clinics with 20 people sampled. The results showed that all clinics had not been able to provide complete services. Clinical doctors had good capabilities in accordance with the Head of Surabaya City Health Department Decree No.440/19547/436.3/2016 but were not supported by the completeness of supply following the Indonesia Minister of Health Decree No.HK.02.02/MENKES/514/2015. In conclusion, only 65 (≤33%) clinical diagnoses can be handled properly with the imbalance between the doctors' capabilities and completeness of supply. This research suggests the regulation makers must also review the primary care clinics' capability to provide supplies and clinics can determine the right cost-containment strategy to handle 195 clinical diagnoses.

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