Implementation of Hospital Accreditation in Jakarta

Abstract

Hospital accreditation aims to evaluate the quality of a hospital. Assessment of accreditation in Indonesia is carried out by independent institutions, namely the Hospital Accreditation Commission (KARS). Until 2017, the percentage of accredited hospitals in Indonesia was 53.47%. There were 62.24% of hospitals from 196 hospitals in Jakarta were accredited. This study aimed to analyze the implementation of hospital accreditation in Jakarta. The research design of this study using the literature review method with topics related to hospital accreditation in Jakarta. A total of 971 articles were found, with 16 articles meeting the criteria. Hospitals in Jakarta use a national accreditation policy, as does the information system used. The concerning issue in human resources was the STR that must be had by health workers. In order to accelerate the accreditation process at the Hospital, KARS provides SISMADAK (Accreditation Document Management System) and SIKARS. Hospitals in Jakarta used the accreditation standards of both the KARS 2012 Version and SNARS Ed 1 in 2018. However, not all hospitals have been accredited. The problem has not been accredited by hospitals in Jakarta because it requires readiness from all available resources at the hospital to carry out accreditation and management commitment.