STATE NEWS
REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA
| No. 1316, 2013 | HEALTH MINISTRY. The lab. It's a blackmailer. I'm Pregnant. Maternity, and Nifas. |
INDONESIA ' S HEALTH MINISTER REGULATION
Number 59 YEAR 2013
ABOUT
HOSTING A LABORATORY EXAMINATION FOR THE MOTHER
PREGNANT, PATERNITY, AND NIFAS
WITH THE GRACE OF THE ALMIGHTY GOD
HEALTH MINISTER OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA,
Weigh: a. that to support the accelerated decline in the death rate of maternity, maternity and nifas and helping to improve the quality of child life needs to be set up right and directed laboratory checks for pregnant, maternity, and nifas-held mothers. by the laboratory on various types of health care facilities;
B. that based on consideration as intended in the letter a, it needs to establish the Health Minister ' s Regulation on Hosting Laboratory Checks For Pregnant, Maternity, and Nifas;
Remembering: 1. Law No. 32 Year 2004 on Local Government (Indonesian Republic of Indonesia 2004 Number 125, Additional Gazette Republic of Indonesia Number 4437) as amended by Law No. 12 of 2008 (Sheet) Indonesia's Republic of Indonesia 2008 Number 59, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia No. 4844);
2. Law No. 36 Year 2009 on Health (State Sheet of the Republic of Indonesia Year 2009 Number 144, Additional Sheet of State of Indonesia Republic No. 5063);
3. Law No. 44 Year 2009 concerning Hospital (Sheet State Republic Of Indonesia 2009 Number 153, Additional Gazette Republic of Indonesia Number 5072);
4. Health Minister Regulation Number 1144 /Menkes/Per/VIII/2010 on the Organization and the Work Order of the Ministry of Health as amended last with the Regulation of the Minister of Health Number 35 of 2013 (News of the State of Indonesia Number 741);
5. Health Minister Regulation Number 028 of 2011 on the Clintons (State News of the Republic of Indonesia Year 2011 Number 16);
6. Health Minister Regulation No. 001 2012 on the Personal Health Service Subsystem System (News of the Republic of Indonesia 2012 Number 122);
7. Health Minister Regulation No. 37 of 2012 on the Hosting of the Central Laboratory of Public Health (State News of the Republic of Indonesia 2012 Number 1118);
DECIDED:
Establish: Health Minister ' s regulations on holding laboratory inspections for pregnant, maternity and, NIFAS mothers
BAB I
UMUM CONDITIONS
Section 1
In the Regulation of this Minister, which is meant by:
1. The next Mother ' s Death number is abbreviated as AKI is the number of female deaths at the time of pregnancy or for 42 days since pregnancy termination regardless of the duration and place of childbirth caused by her pregnancy or her drier to the end of the pregnancy. 100,000 live births.
2. Pregnancy is the time in which there is a fetus in the womb of a female.
3. Percopy is the process by which the baby, the placenta, and the webbed of membranes come out of the mother ' s uterus.
4. Nifas is the time since mother gave birth to a baby and placenta up to 42 days after.
5. Health power is any person who is devoted to health and knowledge and or skills through education in health care that for certain types requires the authority to conduct health efforts.
6. Health Care Facility is a tool and/or place used to host health care efforts, whether promoting, preventive, curative or rehabilitative performed by the government, local government, and/or Society.
7. Internal Mutu antapan is the prevention and supervision activities carried out by each laboratory constantly in order not to occur or reduce eror/irregularate events so obtained proper examination results.
8. External Mutu Pemantapan is an activity organized periodically by other parties outside the laboratory in question to monitor and assess the appearance of a laboratory in a specific examination field.
9. The Laboratory of Clinics is a health laboratory that carries out the examination services of the clinic specimens to obtain information about the health of the individual primarily to support the diagnosis of disease diagnosis, disease healing and recovery Health
10. Minister is the minister who organizes government affairs in the field of health.
Section 2
Setting Up The Laboratory Check For Pregnant, Maternity, and Nifas, aims to accelerate the decline in mortality of pregnant, maternity and nifas deaths and help improve the quality of the child's life with laboratory checks. the right and the directual.
BAB II
LABORATORY CHECK
Section 3
(1) Required laboratory checks for pregnant, paternity, and nifas mothers include:
a. routine check;
B. routine checking in certain areas/situations; or
c. Regular examination of the indication of the disease.
(2) Regular examination as referred to in paragraph (1) the letter a is a type of laboratory examination that must be performed for pregnant, paternity and nifas that includes hemoglobin and blood type checks.
(3) Regular examination of certain areas/situations as referred to in paragraph (1) letter b is a laboratory examination that must be performed or offered for pregnant, maternity, and nifas that includes an anti-HIV examination, malaria, and/or other checks depending on the conditions of the specified area/situation.
(4) Regular examination of the indication of the disease as referred to in paragraph (1) the letter c is a laboratory examination that must be performed for pregnant, paternity and nifas if any indication of a particular illness.
Section 4
Laboratory examination required for expectable mothers, maternity and nifas exercised over 3 (three) stages:
a. pre-analytics;
B. analytics; and
c. post analytics.
Section 5
The pre-analytic stage in Section 4 of the letter includes:
a. Patient preparation;
B. specimen retrieval; and
c. specimen processing.
Section 6
The analytical phase as referred to in Article 4 of the letter b includes:
a. Hematology examination;
B. Clinic chemistry check;
c. hemostasis check;
D. Serology/immunological examination;
e. microbiologi/parasitologi; and
f. Urine check.
Section 7
The post-analytic stage as referred to in Section 4 of the letter c includes:
a. verification of results;
B. validation of results; and
c. write the results of the examination.
Section 8
Tools and methods used on laboratory examinations for pregnant, maternity and nifas mothers as listed in the Attachment are integral parts of the Order of the Union.
Section 9
(1) The technical power of the laboratory which can carry out laboratory checks for expectable mothers, maternity, and lower nifas has the qualifications of diploma education of three health analysts.
(2) For the Village Health Post (Poskesdes) and Pondok Bermaternity Village (Polindes), laboratory checks for expectable mothers, maternity and nifas can be performed by midwives or nurses.
(3) Bidan or nurse as referred to in paragraph (2) must have obtained laboratory examination training executed by the institution and/or related profession organizations.
(4) The head of the county/city health service establishes a midwife or nurse who can carry out laboratory checks for expectable mothers, maternity and nifas as referred to in verses (2) and verse (3).
Section 10
(1) The health care facility that organizes laboratory checks for pregnant, maternity and nifas are required to carry out quality management activities.
(2) The Mutu Antapan Activity as referred to in paragraph (1) consists of:
a. Internal Quality Incution; and
B. Externation Of The External Quality.
(3) Internal Mutu Infrequent Activity as referred to in paragraph (2) the letter a performed by each laboratory is routinely and sustained in order to obtain precise and accurate examination results.
(4) The Health Service Facility is required to follow the External Mutu Antapan activities as referred to in paragraph (2) of the letter b recognized by the government.
Section 11
(1) Any health force carrying out laboratory checks for pregnant, maternity and nifas mothers must:
a. Understanding Health and Occupational Safety (K3) in the laboratory;
B. have an attitude and the ability to conduct security in connection with its work according to the operational standard of the procedure; and
c. control of materials or specimens in good form according to correct laboratory practice.
(2) The implementation of the Health and Occupational Safety (K3) in the laboratory as referred to in paragraph (1) of the letter a reference to the Laboratory Occupational Health and Safety Guidelines, as well as in accordance with the provisions of the applicable laws.
Section 12
(1) To improve the quality of health laboratory services, it needs to be implemented a laboratory service referral system for pregnant, paternity and nifas mothers.
(2) The referral system as referred to in paragraph (1) is exercised under the terms of the applicable laws.
Section 13
Further provisions of laboratory examination for pregnant, paternity, maternity and nifas are listed in the Attachment which is an integral part of the Regulation of the Minister.
BAB III
LOGGING AND REPORTING
Section 14
(1) Any health care, health care facility, county/city health service, and provincial health service must conduct records and reporting periodically and will be used for data monitoring and evaluation.
(2) The search and reporting as referred to in paragraph (1) is least included:
a. examination number;
B. case number; and
c. inventory of laboratory equipment and reagensia.
(3) The health force must deliver the report periodically to the health care facility every 1 (one) week.
(4) The health care facility must deliver the report periodically to the county/city health service every 1 (one) month.
(5) the county/city health service must submit a periodical report to the provincial health service every 3 (three) months.
(6) The provincial health service must address the report periodically to the Ministry of Health every 6 (six) months.
BAB VI
COACHING AND SUPERVISION
Section 15
(1) Minister, governor, and regent/mayor conduct coaching and supervision of the holding of laboratory checks for pregnant, paternity and nifas according to their respective duties, functions, and authority.
(2) The coaching and supervision as referred to in paragraph (1) is intended for:
a. improving the quality of staging of laboratory checks for pregnant, paternity and nifas; and
B. develop laboratory checks for pregnant, maternity and efficient and effective nifas.
(3) The coaching and supervision as referred to in paragraph (1) is exercised through:
a. advocacy and socialization;
B. education and training; and/or
c. monitoring and evaluation.
(4) The Minister, the governor, and the regent/mayor in carrying out the coaching and supervision as referred to in paragraph (3) may involve the organization of the related profession.
BAB VIII
CLOSING PROVISIONS
Section 16
The rules of the Ministry are effective on the date of the promulgations.
For everyone to know it, order the Minister of the Ordinance by its placement in the State News of the Republic of Indonesia.
