THE EFFECT OF NURSES' WORKLOAD ON THE IMPLEMENTATION OF PATIENT SAFETY IN THE INPATIENT RULES OF BANDUNG CITY REGIONAL PUBLIC HOSPITAL

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Workload is a process in determining the number of hours of human resources that work, are used, and are needed to complete a job for a certain period of time. The duties and responsibilities of nurses are not easy to bear. Workloads that do not comply with nursing standards will have impacts such as errors in reporting patient status, work fatigue, leaving unfinished work during the work shift, disrupting the workflow, to errors in administering medication to patients, thus affecting patient safety aspects. The research method used is regression analysis to assess the influence between variables. The population in this study were all nurses in the inpatient room of Bandung City Hospital. The research instrument used a questionnaire about workload and implementation of patient safety that will be filled out by respondents. This study will use a simple linear regression test. The results of the study found that there was a negative influence of Workload on the Implementation of Patient Safety. Furthermore, it was found that workload had a significant impact on the implementation of Patient Safety in inpatient nurses at Bandung City Hospital

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