Proactive method for identification and handling of patient complaints with root cause analysis in Surabaya Islamic Hospital

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Abstract

Background: Errors or cases that occur in health care organizations are very fatal because they can reduce the quality of life of patients and the worst is cause the death of the patient. One of the appropriate tools to be applied in analyzing cases/problems that occur in Surabaya Islamic Hospitals is root cause analysis. The complaints were addressed to the medical services, medical support, general, administration and verification, information systems and management, and finance sections. Design and methods: This research uses secondary data on hospital patient complaints in 2022 and is supported by the results of online interviews with the head of marketing public relations. Secondary data was processed through a six stages of root cause analysis and analyzed with the help of a fishbone diagram to determine the root cause of the problem in the health care sector. Results: There were 261 complaints received by customer service addressed to the medical services, medical support, general, administration and verification, information systems and management, and finance departments. There are eight root causes found in Surabaya Islamic Hospital inpatient complaints. This proves that there must be improvements/ interventions made by the Surabaya Islamic Hospital to overcome inpatient complaints. Conclusions: Inpatient complaints at Surabaya Islamic Hospital prove the need for a number of interventions/improvements, especially in the field of human resources, namely the level of discipline, skills, empathy, communication, limited medical, and financial staff.

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Aan Adriansyah, A., Setianto, B., Lukiyono, Y. T., & Wikurendra, E. A. (2023). Proactive method for identification and handling of patient complaints with root cause analysis in Surabaya Islamic Hospital. Journal of Public Health Research, 12(4). https://doi.org/10.1177/22799036231208357

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