TINGKAT KEPUASAN PASIEN RAWAT INAP TERHADAP PELAYANAN MAKANAN DI RUMAH SAKIT UMUM (RSUD) MAMUJU PROVINSI SULAWESI BARAT

Abstract: A good food service in hospitals is strongly influenced by the quality of all food service component. The purpose of this study was to determine the satisfaction level overview of patients hospitalized for food service at the General Hospital (Hospital) Mamuju West Sulawesi province. This type of research was a descriptive survey. The population was all employees in the planning and finance, all employees who work in nutrition and installation of inpatients in hospitals Mamuju. The samples were in the planning of manpower and finance, food and labor organizers. Sampling was done by purposive sampling. Data on the funding / budget and personnel as well as the process of food obtained through observations by using a checklist and interviews. Data nutritional value of food obtained by calculating the nutritional value of food served in hospitals. While data on the level of patient satisfaction was obtained through a questionnaire. The secondary data includes hospital general data, obtained in the administration. Data characteristics of respondents, organizing food, and patient satisfaction that have been collected, then processed manually and by using SPSS. Data for the nutritional value of foods processed manually using the program Nutri 2008. Presentation of data was done in the form of distributions and percentages. The results showed the budget / expenditure of funds obtained from the patient's food budget funds with a total budget of 2012 Rp.787.931.050. Average nutritional value of foods served are low. Inpatient satisfaction level classes I, II, III to the appearance of food: the menu in the morning and at night there was not satisfied (<3) with a median of 2.0. While the lunch menu for the food portion size and shape at the level of satisfaction (≥ 3) with a median of 3.0. While the level of patient satisfaction at the taste of food (temperature) menu breakfast, lunch and dinner there on a level not satisfied (<3) fine rice, side of animal, vegetable and vegetable. Suggested the need for additional personnel in the installation of nutrition and budget for patient food costs, so the nutritional value of meals provided for patients, in addition to the need to set a standard in the nutritional value of food a day, and food quality standards.
Keywords: inpatient satisfaction, food services, hospitals Mamuju
Penulis: Erni Mustafa
Kode Jurnal: jpkesmasdd120167

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