An Overview of Patient Safety Culture with the Ahrq Model at RSUD Dr. R.M. Djoelham City of Binjai

Abstract

In 2020, access to proper sanitation at the Krueng Sabee Health Center, latrine ownership is 36.36%, this number still has not reached the target of healthy latrine coverage, namely 100%, of the 11 villages in the working area of ??the Krueng Sabee Health Center, the number of villages with healthy latrine access is known, namely 4 villages (36.36%) and 7 villages (63.64%) do not yet have access to healthy latrines. Combination research method (mixed methods research) sampling technique Accidental sampling 95 samples using quantitative methods and 9 informants using qualitative methods. Quantitative data was analyzed univariate, bivariate and multivariate through logistic regression tests. Qualitative data through data reduction, presentation and drawing conclusions. Quantitative research results: Logistic regression test results: education level OR= 3,452, income level OR= 80,695, knowledge OR= 4,717, attitude OR= 43,982 and social culture OR= 0.647, income level is the dominant independent variable that influences family latrine ownership with the OR value = 80,695. The results of the qualitative analysis show that the majority of families do not have toilets, due to low income levels. Conclusion: level of education, attitudes, social culture towards ownership. Interview results play an active role in providing information, counseling and explaining the importance of family latrine ownership. Village officials who facilitate support for latrine ownership allocate data on assistance for latrine construction in limited quantities. It is recommended that the Health Service evaluate and integrate related programs in increasing latrine coverage in its working areas.