| Summary: | Background: More than a century of surgical treatment has become an important component of health care around the world. World Health Organization (WHO) estimates of 50% of a complication and death preventable in the developing world. WHO predicts that the impact of surgical intervention in the public health system will also continue to grow. For this reason, WHO has initiated an effort to introduce surgical safety and testing surgical safety checklist (SSCL) in an attempt to patient safety, reduce mortality and disability.
Objective: To describe the practice of patient safety by using the SSCL in the operating room of RSUD Sumbawa.
Method: Observational research is a type of cross-sectional design. The subjects of this study were all patients who had major surgery scheduled 28 May until 28 July 2012 in RSUD Sumbawa. Research sampel at 93 patient consist of 44 elective surgery and 49 emergency surgery. The observation is done by using the instruments surgical safety checklist of implementation of major surgery. The data collected was analyzed by frequency distribution analysis.
Result and discussion: Implementation of appropriate surgical safety checlist with surgery in RSUD Sumbawa in phse sign in is SI 6 item of the completeness of anesthesia in the form of checks and SI 7 pulse oximeter to function at 100% of patients do. Phase time out in item TO 7 of sterile surgical equipment reviews at 100% done and the sign out the items SO 1 phase of the operation is complete confirmation of this type of procedure and SO 2 confirmation amount of the equipment, gauze and needles of 100% is never done.
Conclusion and recommendation: Phase compatibility with most surgical safety checklist on the phase sign in. Expected for the Management to use a surgical safety chcklist can facilitate improved quality of service with the use of the WHO surgical safety checklist in surgical.
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