Risk Mitigation Design as a Proposed Improvement of Blood Supply Chain During the Covid-19 Pandemic Using House of Risk and System Dynamic

  • Kalijaga M
  • Handayani D
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Abstract

Every service company or manufacture definitely has and will not separate from supply chain management. Like in health supply chain management, for example one of them is blood supply chain. Before pandemic Covid-19, UDD Indonesian Red Cross (PMI) can do all the tasks that has been planned. But unfortunately, Activities such as blood donation during the COVID-19 pandemic have become hampered/reduced in intensity. Damage to the blood supply chain due to disasters can lead to failure of activities such as improper distribution and lack of blood. Based on these conditions, there needs to be risk management by identifying risks associated with blood supply chain during the pandemic. HOR and System Dynamics used to identify the most dominant risks and after that we can see the effect to other variables in the system use System Dynamics approach. Based on HOR data processing there are 21 risk events and 28 risk agents. From 28 risk agents there are 5 dominant risk agents that must be handled priority. From 5 dominant risk agents obtained 8 prevention actions. Variable dominant risk agent and prevention action used in the simulation System Dynamics and obtained simulation results there are 3 policies that must be done immediately.

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Kalijaga, M. A., & Handayani, D. (2022). Risk Mitigation Design as a Proposed Improvement of Blood Supply Chain During the Covid-19 Pandemic Using House of Risk and System Dynamic. In Proceedings of the Conference on Broad Exposure to Science and Technology 2021 (BEST 2021) (Vol. 210). Atlantis Press. https://doi.org/10.2991/aer.k.220131.040

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