Informed Consent Pelayanan Kebidanan di PMB Kecamatan Mantrijeron Yogyakarta

Pujiastuti, Tri Wahyuning; Kristiana, Dita

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“…The ethical principles underlying informed consent between midwives and patients are enshrined in Law Number 17 of 2023 concerning Health Services. Justice, as the cornerstone principle, demands that information provided during the informed consent process is fair and equitable for all patients, regardless of their background (Pujiastuti & Kristiana, 2020). Furthermore, midwives are expected to avoid discrimination and provide appropriate explanations to every individual.…”

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The Position of Informed Consent Between Midwives and Patients in Childbirth According to Law Number 17 of 2023 Concerning Health

Anugrah,

Maulana Siregar

2024

Int J Res Rev

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Medical procedures carried out by midwives often entail uncertainties and un-predictabilities, such as postpartum hemorrhage, shock, or neonatal asphyxia. Patient consent for each medical procedure is an absolute necessity, except in emergency situations. This study aims to analyze the legal relationship between midwives and patients during childbirth and examine the role of informed consent for medical procedures between them in accordance with Law No. 17 of 2023 concerning Health. The research adopts a normative juridical approach, which involves examining legal norms present in legislation, court rulings, and societal legal standards. The data collection method utilized is library research, which involves seeking theoretical foundations and research inquiries. The data includes primary legal materials obtained from Law No. 17 of 2023 concerning Health and other relevant legislation, secondary legal materials sourced from books, documents, legal scholarly works, and the internet, as well as tertiary legal materials providing clarifications regarding primary and secondary legal sources. Justice is the fundamental principle requiring equitable and unbiased information dissemination to all patients. Midwives are expected to refrain from discrimination and provide suitable explanations to every individual. In the realm of justice, healthcare providers hold the responsibility to ensure fair treatment for every patient, irrespective of their social, economic, or cultural backgrounds. Every individual possesses the right to receive clear and comprehensive explanations regarding the forthcoming medical procedures. Keywords: Informed Consent, Midwife, Patient, Childbirth

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The Position of Informed Consent Between Midwives and Patients in Childbirth According to Law Number 17 of 2023 Concerning Health

Anugrah,

Maulana Siregar

2024

Int J Res Rev

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“…Meanwhile, based on the results of a documentation study at PMB on 7 KB medical records and ten labor medical records, it was found that for filling out the KB action approval sheet from 7 medical records/approval sheets, 2 of them were invalid because there was no signature on the action approval sheet while on the delivery approval sheet from 10 medical records, 4 of them did not have a midwife's signature. One witness must still sign the approval sheet (Pujiastuti & Kristiana, 2020). The results of previous studies state that the application of informed consent in PMB and other health facilities still needs to be implemented.…”

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Overview of the application of informed consent in family planning services

Suryani,

Diniyah

2023

Int. Journal Health Scie. Tech.

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The results of the study of the patient safety management team in Indonesia for health services revealed that the provision of informed consent in various healthcare institutions needs to be optimal. Most health workers only ask patients and families to sign informed consent without providing a detailed explanation. This condition certainly affects the knowledge of patients and families. Knowledge of patients and families can cause problems if desirable things happen. This study aimed to describe the application of informed consent in family planning services at Anisa Yogyakarta Independent Midwife Practice (PMB). This study used descriptive qualitative methods. The sampling technique using snowball sampling technique amounted to 4 midwife informants and four acceptor informants. The results of in-depth interviews conducted with four midwife informants said that the implementation of informed consent in family planning services at the Independent Midwife Practice (PMB) had gone well. The midwife had carried out the obligation to ask for consent and provide information while for the completeness of filling out informed consent, 14 informed consent filled in, as many as eight informed consent and six incomplete informed consent and from in-depth interviews, the acceptor was able to explain the contents of the informed consent. Acceptor informants said they signed the action consent sheet after the midwife explained about family planning (KB) that acceptors would use. The informed consent application in family planning services at the Independent Midwife Practice (PMB) has generally been done well. Still, the completeness of filling out informed consent has yet to be maximized, and acceptors generally understand informed consent in family planning services.

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“…Sebuah studi menemukan 90% bidan praktek mandiri (BPM) kurang memberikan informasi dan meminta persetujuan tindakan pemasangan kontrasepsi (6). Studi lain menyatakan bahwa dari 7 pasien tindakan pemasangan kontrasepsi, bidan tidak menandatangani formulir persetujuan tindakan sebanyak 6 formulir dan 2 tidak terdapat tandatangan pasien (7).…”

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Penerapan Failure Mode and Effects Analysis Pada Analisis Pengisian Formulir Persetujuan Pemasangan Kontrasepsi di Puskesmas Bangsongan, Kabupaten Kediri

Sidjabat¹,

Artanti²

2022

INOHIM

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Approval of action is statement from patient or legitimate represents on the action planned after received information to made approval or disapproval. Preliminary research found from 10 contraceptive installation consent form ware found incompleteness 1 type of action, 4 husband’s identity, and 7 husband’s signature and midwife’s signature. This studied aimed to analyze the filling of contraceptive installation consent form used FMEA at Puskesmas Bangsongan. The type of research was description survey and research objects were 50 contraceptive installation consent forms. Data’s collection ware done by interviewed and observation. The results showed from 50 form ware found incompleteness 64% midwife’s signature, 2% patient’s signature, 80% husband’s signature, and 38% signature date. Based on FMEA analysis, the cause of incompleteness is obtained because there was no SOP of completeness analysis of medical record documents with a value of RPN 200, it is a priority for improvement to complete the contraceptive installation consent form. Incomplete filling will result in the contents of medical records was being inaccurate and guaranteed legal certainty for patient, employees and health center.Keyword: Approval Procedure, Completeness of Medical Record, FMEA, Quality AbstrakPersetujuan tindakan adalah pernyataan dari pasien atau perwakilan yang sah atas tindakan yang direncanakan setelah menerima informasi untuk membuat persetujuan atau ketidaksetujuan. Penelitian awal menemukan dari 10 formulir persetujuan tindakan pemasangan kontrasepsi ditemukan ketidaklengkapan 1 jenis tindakan, 4 identitas suami, dan 7 tanda tangan suami dan tanda tangan bidan. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk menganalisis pengisian formulir persetujuan tindakan pemasangan kontrasepsi menggunakan FMEA di Puskesmas Bangsongan. Jenis penelitian adalah survei deskripsi dan objek penelitian adalah 50 formulir persetujuan tindakan pemasangan kontrasepsi. Pengumpulan data dilakukan dengan wawancara dan observasi. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan dari 50 formulir ditemukan ketidaklengkapan 64% tanda tangan bidan, 2% tanda tangan pasien, 80% tanda tangan suami, dan tanggal tanda tangan 38%. Berdasarkan analisis FMEA, penyebab ketidaklengkapan diperoleh karena belum adanya SOP analisis kelengkapan dokumen rekam medis dengan nilai RPN 200, prioritas perbaikan untuk melengkapi formulir persetujuan tindakan pemasangan kontrasepsi. Pengisian yang tidak lengkap akan mengakibatkan isi rekam medis menjadi tidak akurat dan terjaminnya kepastian hukum bagi pasien, pegawai dan Puskesmas.Kata Kunci: FMEA, Kelengkapan Rekam Medis, Mutu, Prosedur Persetujuan

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Informed Consent Pelayanan Kebidanan di PMB Kecamatan Mantrijeron Yogyakarta

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The Position of Informed Consent Between Midwives and Patients in Childbirth According to Law Number 17 of 2023 Concerning Health

The Position of Informed Consent Between Midwives and Patients in Childbirth According to Law Number 17 of 2023 Concerning Health

Overview of the application of informed consent in family planning services

Penerapan Failure Mode and Effects Analysis Pada Analisis Pengisian Formulir Persetujuan Pemasangan Kontrasepsi di Puskesmas Bangsongan, Kabupaten Kediri

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