FAKTOR YANG BERHUBUNGAN DENGAN KETEPATAN PELAKSANAAN TRIASE MODERN CANADIAN TRIAGE ACQUITY SYSTEM (CTAS)

Abstract

Some patients who visit the Emergency Department (IGD) are not in an emergency condition, one way to sort it out is by triage. There are still many hospitals that are not appropriate in implementing triage, increasing the risk of death and disability of emergency patients. The purpose of this study was to determine  the factors related to the accuracy of the implementation of modern triage CTAS.  This research was conducted at the IGD of Bengkalis Regional Hospital. The total population is 20 emergency room nurses, with sampling using the total sampling technique. The analysis used is frequency distribution and chi square statistical test.  The results of this study concluded that: Ada significant relationship  between  the level  of knowledge of nurses  and the accuracy of the implementation of the Modern Triage of the CTAS system (p value 0.002);  Ada significant relationship  between  nurse skills and the accuracy of the implementation of the Modern Triage of the CTAS system (p value 0.011); Ada significant relationship  between  the perception of nurse workload and the accuracy of the implementation of the Modern Triage of the CTAS system (p value 0.00 0); Ada significant relationship  between  the length of work of the nurse and the accuracy of the implementation of the Modern Triage of the CTAS system (p value  0.003); Asignificant relationship  between nurse training  and the accuracy of the implementation of the Modern Triage CTAS system (p value 0.033). This study recommends improving  the competence of all emergency room nurses, particularly through BTCLS training and modern triage of the CTAS system.