Implementation of Boarding Training as an Effort to Improve the Capabilities of Public Health Services for Health Workers at Puskesmas

Abstract

Purpose: The perpuse of this research is to improve the ability of public health services through boarding training for health workers at the Mojokerto Health Office. Theoretical framework: The key to the success of public health lies in services designed in the management of health services which involve all health workers who study good public health services with professional knowledge and skills through boarding training with a structured process, authentic activities carefully designed through boarding training design. Thus, the boarding school training method is very suitable for public health services. Method/design/approach: This study uses qualitative methods, and uses a case study research design. Subjects in this study are 10 respondents who came from participants in the training of health workers' dormitories. In this study using in-depth interview instruments, and observation. Results and conclusion: The results of the study show that forming a team of education and training providers as an efficient team work at the Mojokerto Health Office, and how to train competent and empowered health workers. Research implications: With this training, health workers in Mojokerto can provide good public health services at the puskesmas, and increase their professional knowledge and skills that have been obtained during the training.