PERBANDINGAN BEBAN KERJA LAMA WAKTU PELAYANAN MAHASISWA PPDS 1 DAN DPJP DALAM PELAYANAN PASIEN DI RUMAH SAKIT

COMPARISON OF RESIDENT (PPDS1) AND ATTENDING (DPJP) WORKLOAD IN PATIENTS SERVICES AT HOSPITAL

Abstract

Background: RSUP dr Sardjito, as the primary teaching hospital of FK UGM received many PPDS1. PPDS 1 makes a significant contribution
to patient care. PPDS1 at work has not been considered a hospital worker. Meanwhile, PPDS1 has the right as a temporary
official hospital worker while taking specialization education.
Objective: This study aims to determine differences in the workload.
Methods: This is observational research with direct observation of the length of time for DPJP and PPDS1 service activities according
to the type of activity. The research subjects were PPDS1 from KSM General, KSM Pediatric Surgery, KSM Urology, KSM Pediatrics at
various levels. Data analysis was carried out by compiling and calculating the group average of invasive and non-invasive medical
procedures and the average of all.
Results: The extended workload of PPDS1 and DPJP student services in pediatric surgery services carried out by red pin residents
is approximately 35%, yellow pin residents and 25%, green pin residents 25, and DPJP about 15%. In general surgery services,
about 28% red residents, 24% yellow pin residents, 25% green pin residents, and 23% DPJP. In urology services, about 28% red pin residents, 25% yellow pin residents, 28% green pin residents, and 19% DPJP. UPA residents with red pins are 8%, yellow pin residents
are 23%, green pin residents are 59%, and DPJP is 10%. During the pandemic, the proportion of service time, in general, was 82% held by residents.
Conclusion: The workload for red pin residents is 24%, yellow pin residents 24%, green pin residents 34%, and DPJP 18%. During
the pandemic, the proportion of surgical service time, in general, was carried out by residents. Service responsibility remains with DPJP even though the length of direct service to patients is only 18% on average.