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3. Preventive health care is a preventive measure against a health problem/disease.

4. A curative health service is an activity and/or a series of treatment activities intended for the cure of disease, the reduction of suffering from disease, disease control, or disability control to the quality of the sufferer. can be awake as optimal as possible.

5. Rehabilitation health services are an activity and/or a series of activities to return the former sufferer into society so that it can function again as a useful member of society for itself and society as maximum as possible. It may be compatible with his abilities.

6. Human resources in the field of health are the potential for health care that can be developed or used to host health efforts.

7. A health effort is any activity and/or a series of concerted, integrated and sustainable activities to maintain and improve the degree of public health in the form of disease prevention, improved health, treatment of the disease, and the restoration of health by the government and/or society.

8. Health care is every person who is devoted to health and has knowledge and/or skills through education in health care that for a particular type requires the authority to make a health effort.

9. A health care unit is a place that is used to host health care efforts both promoting preventive, curative and rehabilitative services both by the government and local governments.

10. Employees are civil servants and prospective civil servants who are active and are recorded administratively at the National Board of Public Service.

11. Family is a core employee family.

12. Residents of correctional residents are inmates, correctional protégences, and correctional clients.

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CHAPTER II ANALYSIS SITUAS1 SERVICES

Health services are addressed to employees and their families as well as citizens of correctional corrects in the environment of the Ministry of Law and Human Rights. In order for health care to be realized optimally, the implementation of the health care system is required to include:

1. Human Resources in Health Fields

The authority to host health care is done in accordance with the field of expertise that is owned. Therefore, the planning. Procurement, assistance, coaching, and supervision of the quality of health care needs to be attenuate in order to host health care. In order to obtain health care, it needs to be regulated by health care.

2. Health Services Unit

Health care activities in the Ministry of Law and Human Rights ministry are executed in the health care unit. Although there is a Center for Public Health (Puskesmas) that helps health care primarily in Rutan/Lapas that are in the area, but the independence of health care units in the health care unit is still necessary especially for the citizens of the country. Corrections are in a closed environment and with the bureaucracy following it.

3. Upava Health Services

Health care is an effort to maintain and improve the degree of public health as high as it is necessary for activities and/or a series of activities undertaken in a unified way, It is trampled and continuous to maintain and improve the degree of public health in the form of disease prevention, health improvement, disease treatment, and health care recovery by the government and/or society.

4. Referral system

Health services in the environment of the Ministry of Law and Human Rights especially in Rutan/Lapas there are times when the referral system requires a referral system. The referral system is performed in terms of delivery and acceptance of the patient to the reference site. The referral system requires cooperation that

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official between the Ministry of Law and Human Rights with other parties such as PT. ASKES. Work areas, health services, local local government and hospitals. It is therefore necessary to build an official cooperation with parties related to the health care efforts to streamline the implementation of a patient referral system.

5. Medicines and Health Equipment

The adequate medicines and health equipment are urgently needed in carrying out health care. In Hires/Lapas, turnover of correctional citizens from one technical managing unit to another and many other types of diseases require mature planning in determining the needs of the health and health equipment and the

6. Health funding

Increases the number of residents of correctional and turnover to the entrance of Rutan/Lapas requires its own consideration in healthcare financing in Rutan/Lapas. In addition, Rutan/Lapas employees as officers in the field have a high risk of employment as well as their own handling and funding.

Increases with HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, lung and increased psychotropic abuse. Especially the use of non-healthy syringes in society directly affects the high rate of pain in Rutan/Lapas as an impact of increased criminality and violation of the lts activities can be synergistic with the policy and standards as well as existing health care guidelines both of the policies of the Ministry of Law and Human Rights and of the Ministry of Health.

To be able to answer various health issues found as well as in line with the needs and demands of employees and families as well as the residents of the bint Correctional in the environment of the Ministry of Law and Human Rights, as well as for supporting success in the implementation of optimal health activities, needs to be drafted in Health Care Guidelines in the Environment of the Ministry of Law and Human Rights.

The guidelines are a reference in the implementation of health care in the unit Health care in the environment of the Ministry of Law and Human Rights. As a managing editor in the implementation of healthcare in the Ministry of Law and Human Rights, the General Bureau of the Ministry of Law and Human5.2) The device is ambled:

(5.2.1) light curing;

(5.2.2) the dua/B;

(5.2.3) buildup of the dua/K;

(5.2.4) large burnisher;

(5.2.5) burnisher small;

(5.2.6) large amalgam buildup of two;

(5.2.7) the buildup Small amalgam of herends two;

(5.2.8) large cement mixer lead dm;

(5.2.9) small cement mixer lead two;

(5.2.10) amalgam gun;

(5.2.11) glass slab size 10 x 7.5 xl cm;

(5.2.12) matrix Iron retainer size 7 mm:;

(5.2.13) matrix band 7 mm;

(5.2.14) mortar and prestle for amalgam;

(5.2.15) diamond drill (low/high speed);

(5.2.16) poles drill composite (low/high speed);

(5.2.17) drill poles amalgam (low/high speed);

(5.2.18) amalgator;

(5.2.19) gutap point;

(5.2.20) paper point.

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(5.3) dental coral cleaning tools:

(5.3.1) scaler manual 1 (one) set;

(5.3.2) ultrasonic scaler 1 (one) set.

(5.4) The incest tool:

(5.4.1) 2 (two) sets of pliers Adults RA + RB:

(5.4.2) large bein;

(5.4.3) cryer mesial 2 (two) set;

(5.4.4) knabel tang 2 (two) fruit;

(5.4.5) bone file: 2 (fruit);

(5.4.6) 1 (one) child tang set;

(5.4.7) Set healing Needle holder, clam artery. Pinset and cirurgis);

(5.4.8) rasparatorium;

(5.4.9) needle holder;

(5.4.10) scalpel;

(5.4.11) eyes scaple;

(5.4.12) citoject;

(5.4.13) syringe disposible.

(5.5) complementary tools:

(5.5.1) copyes;

(5.5.2) nierheken;

(5.5.3) infection bins;

(5.5.4) non-infectious waste bins;

(5.5.5) boreplaces;

(5.5.6) castings;

(5.5.7) posters and props;

(5.5.8) tool storage cabinet;

(5.5.9) doctor desk;

(5.5.10) the doctor seat and patient seat;

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(5.5.1 1) goggle-eyed glass;

(5.5.12) troll table;

(5.5.13) tension meter;

(5.5.14) adrenaline;

(5.5.15) thread;

(5.5.16) lab coats;

(5.5.17) rarb print spoons;

(5.5.18) printed materials and gypsum;

(5.5.19) bowl and spatula.

b. Oral materials and drugs:

1) gloves; 11) povidone iodine;

2) masks; 12) alcohol 70% and 96%;

3) cotton; 13) chloraethyl;

4) eugenol; 14) H2O2;

5) fletcher; 15) sterile gauze;

6) dental care. 16) aquadest;

7) composite set; 17) pasta devitalization pulpa;

8) cement phosphat; 18) O2 paste:

9) pehacain; 19) sprites.

10) adrenaline;

C. Health Service Efcity

1. Understanding

Health care is any form of health care or service that is directed at employees and families and citizens of the community and is executed both individuals and together in a organization.

Health efforts are any activities and/or a series of integrated, intracted and continuous activities to nurture and improve the degree of public health in the form of disease prevention, improving health, disease treatment, and health recovery by government and/or society.

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2. Goal

The goal of health care is the highest degree of health for the employees and the family and the People's Department of Corrections in the Environment of the Ministry of Law and Human Rights.

3. Main Element

a. health service in the first-level Health Services Unit on the eselon unit I:

b. health services on the first-level Health Services Unit in the region office; and

c. Health services on the first-level Health Services Unit on UPT.

4. The Health Care Implementation Form:

a. The first-degree health care unit on the unit of echelon I conducted against ministry employees to maintain and improve health. Health care activities include health promotion, general health care and dental, maternal and child health. laboratory (if possible).

b. First-degree health care unit in the district office. It is the health activities that are committed against the employees of the district office to maintain and improve health. The activities carried out include health promotion efforts as well as general basic treatment and dental.

c. First-level health care unit on a technical executor unit, i.e. any health activities performed against employees and residents of the correctional workforce in each technical executor unit to maintain and improve health and preventing and tackling the onset of health problems at work.

The activities carried out include health promotion efforts, disease prevention. Outpatient treatment, outpatient treatment, nutrition repair, maternal and child health (for Rutan/Lapas women and children), as well as environmental health.

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In its implementation, health care can be developed according to the needs of the ministry.

1) The General Health Service includes:

a) Promotive (Pcnyuluhan)

(1) Target:

(1.1) General: employees and families:

(1.2) Specialties: citizens of the correctional society.

(2) Method:

(2.1) counseling/lecturing: and

(2.2) training.

b) Preventif (Prevention)

(1) Target:

(1.1) General: the employee and his family:

(1.2) Special: the citizen of the correctional.

(2) Type:

(2.1) General (for employees and family) is performed medical check up and immunization:

(2.2) Special (for correctional residents), performed:

(2.2.1) screening initial consists of physical examination, Laboratory, Rontgen (as per indication):

(2.2.2) periodic physical checks and continuous:

(2.2.3) examination of drugs and HIV as per indication.

c) Kurative (Treatment)

(1) Target:

(1.1) General: the employee and his family:

(1.2) Special: the citizens of the correctional community.

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(2) Tekhnis Service:

Treatment according to the standard medik service.

(3) Service Type:

(3.1) Emergency Unit;

(3.2) outpatient unit; and

(3.3) hospitalization unit.

(4) The most recent 10 (ten) of the most diseases:

(4.1) ISPA;

(4.2) Skin disease;

(4.3) Tuberculosis;

(4.4) HIV/AIDS;

(4.5) Gastritis;

(4.6) Hypertension;

(4.7) Rematics;

(4.8) Thypoid;

(4.9) Malaria; and

(4.10) The Diabetes Mellitus.

(5) Standard medical services as set in attachment.

d) Rehabilitative

(1) Target:

employees and families as well as community of correctional residents;

(a) Tool:

(1) dental unit-chair full electric;

(2) straight handpiece;

(3) contra angel handpiece;

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(4) sterilizers;

(5) instrumentarium, consisting of:

(5.1) diagnostic tools:

(5.1.1) mouth glass;

(5.1.2) dental tweezers;

(5.1.3) the sonde arches;

(5.1.4) excavators small leads two.

(

(1.1) General: employee and his family

(1.2) Special: citizen of the correctional.

(2) Method:

(2.1) Counseling/lecture about:

(2.1.1) maintenance of dental and mouth health:

(2.1.2) dental disease.

(2.2) Training.

b) Preventif:

(1) Target:

(1.1) General: employee and family

(1.2) Spec) BTA/Sputum;

(3) pregnancy test;

(4) drug test;

(5) rapid test HIV.

2) Dental and Mutut Health Services, covering:

a) Promotive:

(1) Target:

c. UPT health care unit:

1) for employees and families to customize ASKES participants ' referrals; and

2) for correctional residents to follow the referral rules applicable to the technical executor unit.

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7. Referral path:

a. Health Service Unit of the Technical Managing Unit (UPT) Correctional Officer:

1) Emergency Case Prisoners:

s oral Notices to the arresting parties

the body was sent to the hospital by the officer

Not Emergency:

The Lapor is up to the UPT head

s written notice to the holding party

s header to the hospital by the holding party

(2) Emergency Emergency Case:

PERMISSIONS KALAPAS orally

the person was sent to the hospital by the officer

not to be a member of the hospital. Emergency:

. Ijin KALAPAS in writing

the person is sent to RS by officer

b. Health Service Unit of the Area Office

KANWIL

DINKES CITY OF THE CITY

LAPAS/RECRUITMENT POLYCLINIC, PUSKESMAS/RS

THE INFORMATION LINE: THE CONFIRMATION LINE

c. Health Services Unit on Unit Eselon I:

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HOSPITAL

PUSKESMAS HEALTH CARE UNIT

EXPLANATION OF REFERRALS

1. Health Services Unit at UPT Correctional

a. UPT: For prisoners

1) In case of emergency: Oral notice to the arresting officer who oversees the polyclinic based on the written description of the medical (doctor or dentist) Chief known as the Chief of Rutanikapas:

2) In the case of no emergency notice written to the holding party, make a written reference to the hospital.

b. UPT: For Prisoners

1) written notice to the party holding back by a superior based on the written description of the medical personnel;

2) Make a written reference to the hospital;

3) The related Puskesmas received a routine report health service of the region office health care center.

2. Health Services Unit in the Region Office

1) Received written information as a routine health report from UPT:

2) Puskesmas related to receiving regular report of health care from the area office health care center.

Health Care Unit in Unit Eselon I:

1) Make a written report for a referral to the hospital and obtain a written .answer according to a reference answer:

2) The related Puskesmas receives regular report of health care from the health care center of Unit Eselon I.

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F. Drugs and Health Equipment

1. Understanding

a. Drugs are materials or alloys of materials, including biological products used to influence or investigate the physiological system or state of pathology in the framework of diagnosis, prevention, healing, recovery, improved health and contraception, for man.

b. Health supplies are all materials other than medicine and health equipment necessary to host health efforts.

2. Goal

The purpose of the drug and health care system is the availability of safe, quality and beneficial health and health supplies and affordability by the public to ensure the development of health in order to improve the health of the health. The degree of health is as high as it is.

3. Main Element

a. The guarantee of drug availability and health supplies is the effort to fulfill the needs of the drug and health supplies according to the type and amount needed,

b. The drug and drug supply and health care system is an effort to spread the drug and health supplies evenly and continuous so that it can be easily acquired and affordable.

4. Forms of Health and Health Supplies Implementation

a. The guarantee of the availability of drug and health equipment by conducting planning for drug and health care requirements for the needs of health care. The provision of drug and health care requirements in service units is carried out by making a plan of need through DIPA. Its provision is in accordance with the budget of the government;

b. The drug-making guarantee is carried out with evenly distributed distribution of drug and health care units in each health care unit.

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1) Health Service Units on the unit eselon I

Drug and health tools are adjusted to the number of employees and disease tendencies based on previous reports and estimates will come.

2) Unit Health services in the region office

Drug and health tools adjusted the number of employees and the level of disease needs and trends based on previous reports and estimates will be forthcoming.

3) The health care unit at technical executor unit (UPT)

Drug and health tools adjusted to the amount Employee and citizen of the community, and the propensity of the type of disease based on the scbelium report and the forecast will come:

4) The proposed procurement proposal is compiled a month for the needs of 1 (one) years;

5) Cooperation with Puskesmas, health services, hospitals as well as other cross-sector service institutions such as procuring ARV drugs, anti TBC drugs and others.

G. Health Financing

1. Understanding

Health financing is an order that sets up a wide range of excavation efforts, integrating and integrating financial resources and supporting each other in order to ensure the degree of health of the public. As high as it is.

2. Goal

The purpose of health financing is the availability of adequate amounts of health, equitable and profitable to ensure the development of health in order to increase the degree of public health. which is high-high.

3. Main Element

The health financing consists of an element:

a. Fund-raising is the activities of raising funds necessary for the hosting of health and health care efforts;

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b. The allocation of funds is the designation of the use of funds that have been successfully established, both from the government, the community and other sources;

c. Shopper is the use of funds that have been allocated in the income and shopping budget with the following and or through health care guarantees.

4. Form Of Implementation

a. Funding:

1) government funds (budget on ministry/DIPA);

2) funds from donors or community swadaya institutions;

3) the source of the funds that are available in the form of such services Public Health guarantee, the next one is called Jamkesmas.

b. Funding allocation:

Alocation of funds from the government carrying out the budgeting needs of the DIPA;

a. The allocation of funds from other sources is done in accordance with the agreed rules e-break-after:always">