Analysis of Factors Causing Low Doctor Verification Compliance based on Hospital Accreditation Standard

INTRODUCTION

According the hospital accreditation standard, the doctor responsible for the patient carried out verification to ensure that all health actions carried out on the patient by other health workers are known to the doctor responsible for the patient. The verification process is a process where a responsible doctor signs at the side of the care professional's writing on the Integrated Patient Progress Record form. Initial studies show that the level of verification compliance by the doctor in charge of the patient was quite low. The average level of compliance with filling out doctor's verification in medical records was 9.26% (0-60%).

AIM

This study aimed to analyze the factors associated with low of verification by doctors at hospital.

METHOD

This research method used a quantitative analytical approach with the research population consisting of doctors and inpatient medical record documents. A total of 31 doctors took part in this research. This research was carried out in November 2022 – February 2023 at RSUP dr. Sitanala Tangerang, Indonesia. Relationship testing was carried out using the Chi-Square test with p>0.05. The variables age, length of service, gender and doctor's knowledge were tested to see whether they had a relationship with verification compliance. 

CONCLUSIONS

 There is no significant relationship between age, length of work (work tenure), and gender on the low percentage of doctor verification compliance. But, there is a significant relationship between the knowledge factor and the percentage of doctor verification compliance.