Tinjauan Aspek Ergonomi Berdasarkan Antropometri Petugas Filing Terhadap Keselamatan Dan Kesehatan Kerja (K3) Petugas

Abstract

The filing service is an important part of the Medical Record Unit, especially for medical record keeping. A good filing arrangement is required to facilitate the work of the officer. Spatial filingshould be done based on the aspect of ergonomic and anthropometry of the officers so it's not causing OHS risk for the officers. Ergonomicsaspects of filing room in RS PKU Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta not in accordance with anthropometry officers, it can lead to decreased work /productivity officer. The purpose of this research is to review the aspect of ergonomic filing space based on the anthropometry of filing officer toward aspect of OHS.This type of research including to the case study research. Methods of data collection are observation and interview. Data were analyzed using statistical analysis which was description.The results showed that the management, equipment and temperature and humidity filing room in RS PKU Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta is in accordance with the theory except for the tool footing. The size of the medical record storage rack is not ergonomic compared to the anthropometry of the filing officer. However, the height and width of sub racks are in accordance with the dimensions of the medical record file. The risk of OHS that can be happen by filing officers are fire, wedged roll o'pack, falling from the tool footing, pain of leg and hand, nape pain, itching, scratches due to scratches, visual impairment, shortness of breath and throat hoarse.

Proposed Workstation Design in Laboratory for Musculoskeletal Disorder Complaints

“…The anthropometric method is used as a reference for adjusting products related to humans, such as workstations. The use of anthropometry in the workplace aims to provide comfort and safety for workers to improve productivity and quality, which will provide an effective and efficient work influence (Windari et al, 2018).…”

Risk Factor Identification Occupational Health and Safety Medical Record Officer Filing Section in Hospital (Literature Review)

“…7 of 2019 concerning Hospital Environmental Health, the standard of room humidity in health facilities is 40% -60%. In accordance with established standards, a proprietary study (Windari et al, 2018) in the filing room of the PKU Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta hospital obtained a humidity of 55%. In a study conducted at the Banyumas Hospital (Irmawati et al, 2019), it was discovered that the humidity in the general filing room was 65.6 % and the humidity in the mental health filing room was 68%, which did not meet the standard establishment.…”

“…The research conducted at RSUD Dr. Moewardi by (Aji Santoso dan Sugiarsi, 2017) regarding the complaints of difficult-to-reach shelves and the lack of stairs, but these problems have been evaluated so that officers can access medical record files more easily and safely. According to the study(Windari et al, 2018), a step or ladder tool…”