Standard Operating Procedures Research Articles

Society of American Gastrointestinal and Endoscopic Surgeons guidelines development: health equity update to standard operating procedure.

The SAGES Guidelines Committee creates evidence-based clinical practice guidelines. Due to existing health disparities, recommendations made in these guidelines may have different impacts on different populations. The updates to our standard operating procedure described herein will allow us to produce well-designed guidelines that take these disparities into account and potentially reduce health inequities. This paper outlines updates to the SAGES Guidelines Committee Standard Operating Procedure in order to incorporate issues of heath equity into our guideline development process with the goal of minimizing downstream health disparities. SAGES has developed an evidence-based, standardized approach to consider issues of health equity throughout the guideline development process to allow physicians to better counsel patients and make research recommendations to better address disparities. Societies that promote guidelines within their organization must make an intentional effort to prevent the widening of health disparities as a result of their recommendations. The updates to the Guidelines Committee Standard Operating Procedure will hopefully lead to increased attention to these disparities and provide specific recommendations to reduce them.

STRATEGI PENINGKATAN SANITASI ROOM ATTENDANT UNTUK MENCIPTAKAN CITRA POSITIF PADA SAHID BATAM CENTER HOTEL & CONVENTION

Sanitation, which encompasses the maintenance of both personal and environmental cleanliness, serves as a pivotal measure in preventing the spread of diseases, particularly in communal settings such as the Sahid Batam Center Hotel & Convention. Within the context of this establishment, the focus of this study lies in investigating the sanitation management strategies employed by room attendants to bolster the hotel's favorable perception. Employing qualitative methodologies, the research involved in-depth interviews with key personnel from the housekeeping department, including the executive housekeeper, housekeeping supervisor, and room attendant, alongside soliciting feedback from a guest. The findings underscore the meticulous adherence to sanitation protocols and cleanliness standards as outlined in the Standard Operating Procedures (SOP). It becomes apparent that such stringent adherence not only mitigates the occurrence of undesirable incidents but also fosters an environment conducive to promoting positive perceptions of the Sahid Batam Center Hotel & Convention. Notably, guests' responses affirm the efficacy of these efforts, citing the establishment's commendable hygiene standards and the exemplary warmth exhibited by its staff towards patrons. This confluence of factors underscores the hotel's commitment to not only maintaining optimal cleanliness but also cultivating a hospitable ambiance that enhances its overall image.

Model Komunikasi dalam Penanggulangan Bencana Kebakaran Hutan dan Lahan oleh Badan Penanggulangan Bencana Daerah Kabupaten Bintan

The purpose of this research is to find out the communication model and inhibiting factors in forest and land fire disaster management by the Regional Disaster Management Agency of Bintan Regency. This research uses a qualitative approach with descriptive research type. The data collection techniques used are observation, interviews, and documentation. Based on the results of research using the Wilbur Schramm Communication Model theory, it shows that (1) In the source indicator, the messenger has communicated such as Schools, Communities, Villages, RT / RW, Bhabinkamtibmas and Babinsa. However, in its implementation, the source of the messenger still does not understand the mechanism for reporting forest and land fire disaster events. (2) In the message indicator, it is characterized by reports of forest and land fire disasters delivered through Whatsapp, Instagram and Mass Media. However, the messages conveyed are not always complete, accurate and precise. (3) In the target indicator, there are still obstacles in communication and lack of trust in receiving reports of forest and land fire disasters. The conclusion in this research is that the two-way communication model used is already running. However, the two-way communication carried out still has obstacles because there is no Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for communication of forest and land fire disaster management in accordance with the Bintan Regency area.

Implementation of a Radiation Safety Management System in Conventional Spaces in the Radiology Installation

Klungkung Regional General Hospital is one of the health services owned by the Klungkung district government in the form of a hospital, managed by the Klungkung district government and recorded as a type B hospital. At the Klungkung Regional General Hospital, there are several things that are not in accordance with the radiation safety management system determined by BAPETEN. Some of these things that are not suitable such as the lack of compliance of radiation workers with the standard operating procedures (SOPs) of radiation work in conventional rooms which are often found things outside the provisions, the use of equipment such as aprons and there are doors in the radiological examination room that have leaks, because environmental exposure measurements have been made in the area and leaks were found, and also monitoring the health of radiation workers who have not been optimal. This type of research uses descriptive qualitative research methods with an observational approach from the routine activities of radiation workers at the Radiology Installation of the Klungkung Regional General Hospital. The Radiology Installation of the Klungkung Regional General Hospital has met the BAPETEN Perka standard No.4 of 2020 but there are still some that have not met the standards for the Implementation of the Radiation Safety Management System in the Conventional Room at the Radiology Installation of the Klungkung Regional General Hospital, including the conventional room inspection door to the operator room experiencing a leak, it has been reported to the relevant party in this case for follow-up so that the detected radiation leak can Dealt with immediately.

The Relationship of Standard Operating Procedures for Services at the Health Center to Community Satisfaction During the Covid-19 Pandemic in Kendari City

Backgrounds: When Covid-19 became a pandemic in Indonesia, it automatically changed the face of the administrative structure and work patterns within government agencies. Starting from the term physical distancing that is applied to the work process that has shifted, from working in the office to working from home. The development of online-based service, administration and coordination processes is starting to be pursued as much as possible in each government agency environment, both central government and regional government. This is what attracted the author to conduct research on the Relationship between Standard Operating Procedures for Community Health Center Services and Community Satisfaction during the Covid-19 Pandemic in Kendari City
 Methods: This research is quantitative research, using a cross sectional survey approach. The population is all people who receive health services and the sample is 385 at the Kendari City Health Center.
 Results: The pvalue (0.038) and X2hit (6.532) were obtained, because the pvalue (0.038) < α (0.05) and the X2hit value (6.532) >
 Conclusion: Health center are expected to be able to provide basic health services and become pioneers in driving development in their working areas. Health center are required to provide good quality services in terms of management, resources, facilities and infrastructure so that the services provided are in accordance with standard operational procedures.

Zeolite-templated carbons process with recycled materials and characterisation for energy storage applications

Quantity and quality are the two most important challenges for applying zeolite-templated carbons (ZTCs) into the industry. To provide more information on the mass production in the large-scale facility, depreciation of the quasi-crystal graphite carbon, utilisation of recycled acetylene and zeolite, and online quick quality control for the production of ZTCs, three types of reactors were applied under similar experimental conditions to investigate the ZTC production rate and the generation of the quasi-crystal graphite carbon on the uppermost layer of ZTC. The best specific surface area and carbon yield efficiency from the generation of ZTC were obtained using a fluidised-bed reactor (FBR). The occurrence of the quasi-crystal graphite carbon also disappeared using a FBR. The fluidised-bed-particle kinetic model was also established to demonstrate the feasibility of accomplishing the yield of 0.5 kg per day in the pilot-scale FBR experiments. The utilisation of recycled acetylene could reach 85% and the recovered rate of zeolite was around 60%. An on-site standard operating procedure (SOP) for QA/QC was also proposed for ZTC preparation and characterisation, which prominently shortened the production time for the laboratory preparation of ZTC and achieved superior hydrogen storage and electrochemical capacity.

Implementation Protection Consumer Passenger Jabodebek LRT Transportation at Halim Station According to Constitution

One of the advances in transportation technology in Indonesia is Light Rail Transit (LRT), which is one of the most popular means of land transportation. The aim of this research is to implement consumer protection for Jabodebek Halim LRT transportation passengers according to the law. This research uses a sociological juridical method which is included in the descriptive analytical research category with non-random purposive sampling techniques, and the results are evaluated through qualitative analysis. The results of this research discuss consumer protection implemented in LRT transportation services, the responsibility of the Jabodebek LRT for consumer losses and responsibility for the consequences of LRT technical problems which cause delays in departure schedules, material losses or in-material losses based on the provisions of the Law in Number 8 of 1999 concerning Consumer Protection and Law Number 23 of 2007 concerning Railways. Apart from legal products, railway operational operators are responsible for providing minimum service standard operational procedures to consumers at stations and while the LRT is running. This standard covers the safety of a person's life, feeling safe while using LRT transportation, feeling comfortable at the station and during the trip, easy access to ticket purchases, and equal rights as citizens, as well as handling complaints and inconveniences from passengers regarding the services provided.

Analysis of practical experience in the development and implementation of standard operating procedures in the activities of nursing medical staff on the base of the FSBHI MRC «Sergievsk mineral waters» FMBA of Russia

The use of innovative technologies in the daily practice of a nurse makes her work more professional, ensures safety and convenience when performing basic professional tasks, reduces labor costs, and allows for the implementation of the diagnostic and treatment process quickly and efficiently. Target. To analyze the experience of developing and implementing standard operating procedures for nurses for 2022–2023. Results. The successful development and further implementation of SOPs for various types of activities of nursing staff was completed; solved problems that arose during the development and implementation of SOPs by creating corrective actions with mutual analysis, taking into account the feedback of the team of specialists; the proposed technologies and standard documents can be used as a model by most medical organizations. Conclusion. In the Federal State Budgetary Healthcare Institution MRC «Sergievsk Mineral Waters» FMBA of Russia, as of January 2024, the following have been developed: 121 SOPs, 30 SOPs have been revised. In 2024, 4 SOPs were introduced in medical organizations and continuous work is underway to further develop them.

Implementation Risk Control Law Number 2 of 2022 By Commission V House of Representatives of The Republic of Indonesia Period 2019 – 2024

Controlling Risks in the Implementation of Law of the Republic of Indonesia No. 2/2022 concerning Road by Commission V DPR RI for the 2019-2024 Period. Jakarta: Postgraduate Program at the Christian University of Indonesian Jakarta, 2022. This research is aiming to analyze the control of the implementation of Law RI No. 2/2022 about Road based on revision result of UU RI No. 38/2004. The qualitative method is used this research and had designed 2 main constructs, namely risk control which refers to the Bow Tie Analysis (BTA) paradigm that recommended by ISO 31000: 2008 and George Edwards' implementation paradigm which has 4 variables as following Communication, Resources, Attitudes, and Bureaucratic Structure. The research objects are members of Commission V DPR RI for the 2019-2024 period in carrying out supervisory/control functions. The results of this research indicate that implementation risks include communication distortions that use sharing information meetings (RDP) as transmission. The risk of resource variables is the occurrence of imbalances in human resources, finance/systems, processes and methods. Meanwhile, the most significant risk is the bureaucratic structure variable, the occurrence of slowness and confusion due to Standard Operational Procedures (SOP) and fragmentation of authority between institutions and ministries regarding the acceleration of increasing regional road connectivity as mandated in Presidential Instruction No. 3/2023.

Development of Physiotherapy Standard Operating Procedures Case of Ankle Sprain in Basketball Players

Physiotherapy is a form of health service aimed at individuals and groups as maintaining and restoring body movement functions throughout life. Ankle Sprain is a stretching or tearing that occurs due to (overstretch) trauma to the lateral ligament complex, due to inversion and plantar flexion movements that occur excessively when the foot is unable to provide perfect support on the floor/ground. A common injury to the ankle is Ankle Sprain, a sports injury that often occurs in volleyball and basketball players. To develop Standard Operating Procedures in performing physiotherapy treatment in chronic Ankle Sprain cases. This study was conducted using the research method of developing physiotherapy operational standards with this ankle sprain injury handling model starting with preliminary studies, history taking, assessment, diagnosis, intervention, and evaluation. The type of research conducted is Quantitative research using quasi experimental methods with pretest-posttest control group design. Experimental and control groups conducted an initial test. Both groups received different treatments, where the experimental group received thrust manipulation intervention and the control group received non thrust intervention in the form of myofascial release. There was a significant reduction in pain after manipulation therapy with the thrust and nonthrust methods on two groups were measured using the Numeric Rating Scale and after being evaluated for two weeks the pain did not increase. The provision of thrust and nonthrust manipulation therapy measures is highly recommended for the treatment of ankle pain. However, between the two methods there has not been. However, there is no significant difference between the two methods given the limited time of the study.

REVIEW OF TIME OF PROVISION OF MEDICAL RECORD DOCUMENTS IN POLY OUTPATIENT PATIENTS

Objectives: To find out the description of the Time of Providing Medical Record Documents for Outpatient Polyclinic Patients at Tk Hospital. IV Kencana Attack in 2022. Methodology: This research uses descriptive research with interview and observation methods. The subjects in this study were 6 people consisting of the head of the medical record, the medical record coordinator, the filing officer, the receiving/returning medical record document, the medical record distribution officer and the registration officer, and the object of this study was the patient's medical record document. outpatients borrowed from the inner poly with the average number of medical record documents borrowed per day is 20 medical record documents. The research instrument used observation sheets, interview guidelines, stopwatches, and recorders. Results: As many as 13 officers who play a role in providing outpatient medical record documents, only 1 has a D3 Medical Record and Health Information educational background. Standard Operating Procedures related to the Provision of Outpatient Medical Record Documents are not yet owned. As many as 81 medical record documents were observed, medical record documents that were in accordance with the SPM (≤10 minutes) were 39 (48%) with an average time of providing medical record documents of 8 minutes, while the number of medical record documents that were not in accordance with the SPM (>10 minutes) as many as 42 (52%) with an average time of providing medical record documents 14 minutes 12 seconds.

A Study of the Influence of First Aid Education and RICE Protocol on Athletes

Background: Injuries during training, sports activities, or after competitions are called sports injuries. Among the Injuries experienced by Merpati Putih athletes, there were 19 cases of bruising, five cases of dislocation, 23 cases of muscle cramps, two cases of bone fractures, and six students who did not experience any injuries. Method: The research design used in this study was pre-experimental with the One-group Pretest-Posttest Design approach. The total sample size was 37 respondents. The research instruments utilized questionnaires and Standard Operating Procedures (SOP). The data analysis employed the Wilcoxon statistical test. Results: There was an increase in the average level of knowledge and skills before and after. The results revealed a P-value of 0.001 for the knowledge level and a P-value of 0.001 for the skill level. Both sets of statistical data indicated that P0.05. Conclusion: There is on effect of First Aid Education on Sports Injury with RICE on the risk of sports injury towards the knowledge and skills level of Merpati Putih athletes.

Factors Related to the Completeness of Electronic Surgical Safety Checklist Documentation in Banyumas Public Hospital

Background: Patient safety in surgery is a program established by the WHO and is a standard for accreditation by KARS, implementing the electronic surgical safety checklist. This has been proven to reduce patient safety incidents in the surgical room. Method: This quantitative research used a descriptive correlation design with a cross-sectional approach. A total sampling technique was employed, involving 34 surgical nurses in the Central Surgical Installation of RSUD Banyumas, who met the inclusion and exclusion criteria. The research instrument utilized an observation sheet based on the surgical safety checklist Standard Operating Procedure (SPO) at RSUD Banyumas. Data analysis was conducted using the chi-square test. Results: The results of the study revealed that the majority of nurses were male (70.6%), aged between 31-40 years (41.2%), and above 40 years (41.2%), with a DIII level of education (70.6%), and work experience of 1-5 years (44.1%), and they completed the electronic surgical safety checklist documentation (67.6%). Age, education level, and work experience correlate with the completeness of electronic surgical safety checklist documentation at RSUD Banyumas (p-value ? ?). Conclusion: Age, education level, and work experience related to the completeness of electronic surgical safety checklist documentation at RSUD Banyumas.

Factors related to nurse compliance in monitoring infusion fluid in hospital

Infusion therapy involves the intravenous administration of drugs, fluids, and blood products to hospitalized clients. This study aimed to identify factors influencing nurse compliance in monitoring infusion fluids according to Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs). The research adopted a quantitative approach with a descriptive correlational design and a cross-sectional approach, focusing on a study population of 50 nurses. Data collection utilized observation techniques and questionnaires as research instruments, with the analysis employing Kendall's Tau B and Kendall's Tau C methods. The findings revealed significant correlations between age (p-value=0.000), education (p-value=0.006), career path level (p-value=0.013), and knowledge (p-value=0.011). However, there was no significant relationship between the length of work experience and nurse compliance in monitoring infusion fluids (p-value=0.257) according to SOPs in this private hospital. To enhance the quality of care, it is recommended that nurses receive additional training provided by the nursing education team at the hospital, focusing specifically on the monitoring of infusion fluids. This targeted training could contribute to reducing instances of complaints related to mismatched patient needs and ultimately improve compliance with established SOPs in infusion therapy.

Non-contact Respiration Monitoring Using Bio- Radar Sensor Based on Linear Regression Classifier

Tuberculosis (TB) is an infectious disease that mainly attacks the lungs, caused by the bacterium Mycobacterium tuberculosis. To reduce its spread, hospitals use special rooms for TB patients and health workers follow strict Standard Operating Procedures (SOP). Recent advances in medical technology have led to the development of contactless respiratory monitoring techniques, such as bio-radar sensors that utilize the Doppler principle to detect lung movement. This research aims to explore the application of bio-radar sensors for contactless respiratory rate monitoring and then combine it with machine learning methods, specifically using linear regression algorithms, to translate bio-radar output into measurable respiratory rate values. By training a regression model using a processed raw data set to identify inspiration and expiration, where 1 is inspiration and 0 is expiration. To test the performance of the contactless breathing module, it was compared to a patient monitor. The module and comparison tool were run simultaneously with 10 measurement distance points for 10 patients or respondents with each distance point taken three times. The data that has been obtained from the results of comparisons between modules and comparison tools is entered into machine learning data analysis techniques, namely accuracy, precision and recall. The accuracy results were 74.9%, precision 71.4% and recall 83.3%. This research has proven that bio radar can be used to detect lung movement.

Assessment of Adherence to Standard Operating Procedure in Blood Pressure Measurement of Children Above Three Years of Age Among Nurses Working in Paediatric Unit at Pondicherry Institute of Medical Sciences

Blood Pressure (BP) is the pressure of the blood flow which exerted against the wall of arteries when the ventricles contract. BP measurement based on guidelines is quality care and safe nursing practice. Adherence to guidelines reduces inaccuracies that may expose the patient to misdiagnosis and inappropriate care An infant may have a pretty common blood pressure of 80/45 mm of Hg, while that evaluation in an adult is considered low. A teenager may have a satisfactory blood pressure of 110/70 mm of Hg, but that value would be of apprehension in a toddler. Measurement of BP in children is more difficult than in adults because readings are likely to be falsely high in crying children, and an appropriately sized cuff may not be available. According to Paediatric resuscitation guidelines 2012, it is important to measure Blood Pressure while assessing a sick child to determine the circulatory and neurological status. Therefore, BP measurement based on guidelines becomes truly a valuable tool in screening for high-risk patients, early detection and control of hypertension, and prevention of complications. STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM: “A Descriptive Study to assess adherence to the standard operating procedure in blood pressure measurement of children above three years of age among nurses working in the paediatric unit at Pondicherry institute of medical sciences” OBJECTIVES: 1. To determine the level of adherence among the staff nurses in following the standard operating procedure in blood pressure measurement in pediatric patients admitted to the Pondicherry Institute of Medical Sciences. 2. To identify the barriers in adhering to the standard operating procedure in blood pressure measurement. 3. To associate the demographic variables of staff Nurses with their level of adherence in following standard operating procedures for BPM. METHODOLOGY A descriptive non-experimental method was used to assess the level of adherence of standard operating procedures in blood pressure measurement of children above three years of age. The study was conducted in the pediatric ward, Pondicherry Institute of Medical Sciences, Pondicherry, in September 2019. Purposive sample method was used and the sample included 33 nurses. Each sample was observed three times using the observational checklist, which consists of twelve steps. Descriptive statistics were used to analyze the data. Frequency and percentage were used to assess the adherence level in following the standard operating procedure in blood pressure measurement. RESULT The result of the analysis of data shows that the majority of 32 (97 %) were female nurses, 31(94%) had B.Sc. Nursing degree and the majority of 27 (81.8 %) had work experience less than 4 years. Out of 33 participants, 6 (18.2 %) had adhered to the standard operating procedure in blood pressure measurement, 27 (81.8 %) were not able had adhered at all times while checking blood pressure with Aneroid BP Apparatus. Barriers related to adherence to SOP were related to lack of time, less manpower, workflow constraints, and some assumed that it is not necessary to follow each step every time, the cooperation of the child. CONCLUSION The result of the study showed that very few nurses adhered to each step in the SOP of blood pressure measurement. The study concludes that there is a need to conduct in-service education between regular intervals on the importance of SOP and skills and the importance of blood pressure measurement among nurses of PIMS Keywords: Standard Operating Procedure, Blood Pressure, Adherence, Nurses, Pediatric Unit

Government 2.0: Government-Citizen Engagement through Social Media in Pakistan

This study aims to analyze how the Pakistani public engages with e-government, particularly at the local government level. The research focuses on the social media tools utilized by selected institutions, their social media management practices, institutional policies, and the impact of their initiatives. The study highlights the limited responsiveness of Pakistanis towards e-government adoption. The study shows that Pakistani government institutions are increasingly using social media platforms to engage with the public, establish connections, and receive feedback. However, certain departments need to transition to online platforms, necessitating more digital integration. Government social media administrators include CEOs, regional directors, information officers, and media officers, highlighting the complexity of public sector social media management. The study indicates that numerous social media management departments use data to highlight teamwork but have fewer senior female officers. The most commonly used social media platforms by government agencies are Facebook, official websites, and WhatsApp. Meeting citizens' expectations requires addressing issues, responding to queries, and maximizing the potential of social media. However, despite the popularity of social media, residents still prefer contacting government entities by phone and in person. Therefore, the study emphasizes the importance of clear social media policies for government bodies. The study underscores the need for government institutions to adapt their social media strategies based on public preferences. The report suggests that standard operating procedures (SOPs), varied social media teams, and explicit government social media laws can help improve the situation. The study provides a reliable framework for future research and legislation on government-citizen social media engagement, although it primarily reflects government officials' viewpoints.

Donor Haemovigilance: A South Indian experience

Blood Donation from healthy screened donors is a well-tolerated procedure. However a small percentage may experience adverse donor reactions. Donor haemovigilance aims at identifying and documenting these reactions for donor safety.: This prospective cross-sectional study conducted at the Department of Transfusion Medicine & Immunohaematology, Govt. Medical College, Kozhikode, Kerala for a one year study period from January 1st 2018 to December 31st 2018 included all adverse donor reactions and donor determinants in vasovagal reactions in allogenic whole blood donors. Donors were assessed as per the Standard Operating Procedure (S.O.P) based on national guidelines. 350ml collection bags were used. Vasovagal reactions were also graded as per the Blood Donation Reactions Inventory scale (B.D.R.I).: During the 1 year study period, 1.79% of 27,800 donors experienced adverse reactions. The most common symptoms were pre-syncopal 1.33% with syncope forming only 0.3% and local reactions 0.16%. Correlation with donor characteristics using Pearsons chi square test showed significance for female gender, first timers and lack of adequate sleep (<5 hrs). In our study there was no association with age (S.O.P guidelines) or food intake <4hrs.Our study reinforces the safety of blood donation with a very low prevalence of adverse reactions. Proper donor counseling and examination noting donor characteristics like adequate sleep, food intake and alleviation of fears and doubts of first timers can play a major role in further reducing the reaction rate and ensuring repeat donors, the need of the hour.

The Use of Microbiological Quality Control Techniques Adopted in a Human Tissue Bank

The Brazilian Ministry of Health’s Consolidation Ordinance No. 4 of September 28, 2017, provides the requisites for the evaluation of services for human tissue banks (bancos de tecidos humanos [BTH]) in terms of the microbiological control of environments (ISO 5 classification processing room) and products (culture for aerobic, anaerobic, and fungal pathogens), with a view to guaranteeing harmlessness in tissue transplants. Objectives: To highlight the techniques for microbiological control of distributed tissues adopted by a BTH over 5 years, as well as the results obtained from the application and use of these techniques. Methods: Using standard operating procedures (SOPs), the methodology, and frequency of collections, tests and room cleaning were established in advance. Microbiological cultures were taken from the tissues during all the collections and processing. During tissue processing, fingerprint samples on the processor’s gloves and in the processing room were seeded on blood agar plates. The processing room was cleaned weekly with biguanide and quaternary ammonium. The processing bench was sanitized with sterile 70% alcohol and the microbiological environmental control was carried out every 6 months by a qualified outsourced company. Results: In the period analyzed, the techniques proved effective in 46 (96%) cases, with contamination identified in only two (4%) processed and collected samples. The effectiveness and results were documented. Conclusion: Effective biological quality control methods are legitimately required, but they can be improved, raising the need to develop safe protocols for the quality of services and the safety of transplanted tissues.

Identify Patients Correctly in the Inpatient Ward of Aceh Government Hospital: Case Study

The impact of patient care errors has become a global concern. Hospitals must have a safety program to minimize the risk of unexpected events and improve patient safety. Unexpected events can occur due to errors in implementing patient safety objectives, including correct patient identification. Not confirming the patient's ID bracelet, not explaining the purpose of the service, and not using active communication are problems in unsafe patient responses. This case study aims to determine the implementation of correct patient identification in the Aceh Government Hospital inpatient ward. This case study is a quantitative study with a cross-sectional design. The sample was determined using a total sampling technique of 21 nurses. The data collection tool uses observation sheets to identify patients correctly based on standard operational procedures, and data analysis uses descriptive statistical tests. The results of this case study show that 66.7% of respondents have optimally identified patients by ensuring the ID bracelet is installed correctly, 57.2% of respondents have not optimally identified patients by introducing themselves to the patient, 95.2% of respondents have not optimally identified patients by using active communication, 81.0% of respondents had optimally identified patients by providing informed consent before nursing actions, and 85.7% of respondents had not optimally identified patients before nursing actions. The results of this case study show that respondents generally have not implemented patient identification correctly. As a result, it is hoped that first-line managers, as direct superiors of respondents, can carry out routine supervision and guidance and that the Hospital Patient Safety Committee can provide ongoing training regarding patient safety goals to improve patient safety in hospitals.