Electronic Theses and Dissertation

Abstrak penelitian ini bertujuan untuk menganalisis kajian hospital safety index dan hubungan faktor sosiodemografi (usia, jenis kelamin, pendidikan, lama kerja dan pelatihan) dengan kesiapsiagaan healthcare provider dalam menghadapi bencana di rumah sakit umum metro medical center (mmc) kota lhokseumawe. hsi dan kesiapsiagaan healthcare provider merupakan hal sangat krusial dalam penanganan bencana. penelitian ini menggunakan penelitian kuantitatif dengan desain penelitian deskriptif exploratory study dengan 100 responden yang merupakan healthcare provider yang bekerja di rumah sakit umum mmc. data dikumpulkan menggunakan kuesioner hospital safety index (hsi) yang diolah menggunakan kalkulator hsi dan kuesioner kesiapsiagaan bencana diolah menggunakan program spss. hasil penelitian hsi didapatkan secara keseluruhan rata-rata nilai overall safety index 0,98 (kategori a) atau berada pada tingkat safety index tinggi saat terjadi bencana. hasil penelitian kesiapsiagaan didapatkan mayoritas responden memiliki kesiapsiagaan yang sangat siap sebanyak 52 responden (52,0%). hasil penelitian hubungan sosiodemografi dengan kesiapsiagaan didapatkan tidak ada hubungan usia (0,276), jenis kelamin (0,986) tingkat pendidikan (0,082), lama bekerja (0,843), pelatihan bencana (0,357) terhadap kesiapsiagaan healtcare provider dengan nilai p-value

ABSTRACT This study aimed to analyze the Hospital Safety Index (HSI) and the relationship between sociodemographic factors (age, gender, education, length of service, and training) and healthcare provider preparedness for disasters at Metro Medical Center (MMC) General Hospital in Lhokseumawe City. The HSI and healthcare provider preparedness are crucial elements in disaster management. This quantitative study employed a descriptive-exploratory design involving 100 healthcare provider respondents working at MMC General Hospital. Data were collected using the Hospital Safety Index (HSI) questionnaire—processed via the HSI calculator—and a disaster preparedness questionnaire—processed using SPSS software. The HSI results showed an overall average safety index score of 0.98 (Category A), indicating a high level of safety readiness for disasters. Regarding preparedness, the majority of respondents (52 or 52.0%) demonstrated a high level of readiness. Analysis of the relationship between sociodemographic factors and preparedness revealed no significant association (p > 0.05) between preparedness and age (0.276), gender (0.986), education level (0.082), length of service (0.843), or disaster training (0.357). It is recommended that hospital management periodically review hospital safety and healthcare provider preparedness for disasters. Keywords: Disaster, Hospital Safety Preparedness Index, Healthcare provider