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Scenario A Blok 23 Tutor 7
Scenario A Blok 23 Tutor 7
INTRODUCTION
1.1 Background
Family Doctor is the 23rd block on semester 7 of Kurikulum Berbasis
Kompetensi (KBK) system in Medical Faculty of Muhammadiyah Palembang
University. One of the strategy from these curriculum is Problem Based
Learning (PBL). Case tutorial is one of the implementation of this PBL
methode. In this section, Students are divided into small groups and every
groups will be guided by a mentor or a lecturer as a facilitator who will guide
the students to solve the case.
Tutorial process is a part of student’s evaluation exactly as a formative
evaluation. These evaluation helps the students to reach the aim of study.
Tutorial process is also requirment for students to join the block’s exam
called OSOCA (Objective Structure Oral Case Analysis) which is included in
summative evaluation. The aim of summative evaluation is assesing the
student’s achievement in order to determine the competencies that have been
achieved. Summative assessment is done by referring to the learning
taxonomy proposed by Bloom that consist of cognitive, psychomotor, and
affective assessment.
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CHAPTER II
DISCUSSION
2.2. Case
Dr Ali is a primary health care provider who collaborate with BPJS in order to
implement national health care insurance program. On the previous moth, dr Ali
percentage percentage of referring non specialistiv cases that was within aprimary
care competence to Class D hospital, were 9%.
One of dr ali patient, named Anan, the eldest of three sisters aged 10 years old
were clinically diagnose with asthma bronchiale, of which her grandfather from
her father also suffered. dr ali were not implementing holistiv diagnostic with
biopsychosocial concept based on mandala of health and not only that, he also
wasn’t implementing familial diagnostic.
Dr Ali on treating this cases also did ot considering familial role , health influence
to family, and familial influence to health. dr ali while practicing medical services
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were not implementing family doctor principles and the treatment given by him
were only farmacological treatment, as the result, anan asthma often relapses.
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non specialistiv cases that was within aprimary care competence
to Class D hospital, were 9%
2. One of dr ali patient, named Anan, the eldest of three sisters aged
10 years old were clinically diagnose with asthma bronchiale, of
which her grandfather from her father also suffered. dr ali were
not implementing holistiv diagnostic with biopsychosocial
concept based on mandala of health and not only that, he also
wasn’t implementing familial diagnostic.
3. Dr Ali on treating this cases also did ot considering familial role ,
health influence to family, and familial influence to health. dr ali
while practicing medical services were not implementing family
doctor principles and the treatment given by him were only
farmacological treatment, as the result, anan asthma often
relapses.
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b. What is the classification of FKTP ?
Answer :
Based on Regulation Of The Organizing The Social Health
Guarantee Number 2 of 2015
The form of health facility as referred to in paragraph (2) may
be obtained in the form of FKTP, consisting of:
a. Puskesmas or equivalent;
b. Doctor's practice;
c. Dentist's practice;
d. Pratama clinic or equivalent; and
e. Primary D Class Hospital or equivalent.
Synthesis :
Puskesmas is one of the most important public health
service facilities, a technical implementing unit of the
district / city service that is responsible for organizing
health development in a work area
Pratama clinic is a clinic that organizes basic medical
services. The leader is a doctor or dentist, the medical
staff at the Pratama clinic consists of at least two
doctors or dentists
Private doctor clinic
Private dental clinic
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health insurance or social health insurance, and all health
facilities.
General requirements
1. Individual health services consist of 3 (three) levels,
namely:
a. First level health services;
b. Second level health services; and
c. Third level health services.
2. First-level health services are basic health services
provided by level health facilities first.
3. Second-level health services are specialist health services
performed by specialist doctors or specialist dentists who
use specialist health knowledge and technology.
4. Third-level health services are sub-specialty health
services performed by sub-specialist doctors or sub-
specialist dentists who use sub-specialist health
knowledge and technology.
5. In carrying out health services, first level and level health
facilities continued must conduct a referral system with
reference to applicable laws and regulations
6. Participants who want to get services that are not in
accordance with the referral system can be included in the
service category that is not in accordance with the
procedure so that it cannot be paid by BPJS Health.
7. Health facilities that do not implement a referral system,
the Health BPJS will do recredentialing on the
performance of the health facilities and can have an
impact on the continuation of cooperation.
8. Referral services can be carried out horizontally or
vertically.
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9. Horizontal referral is a referral made between health
services at one level if the referrer cannot provide health
services according to the needs of the patient due to
limited facilities, equipment and / or personnel that are
temporary or permanent.
10. Vertical referral is a referral made between health
services of different levels, can be done from lower
service levels to higher service levels or vice versa.
11. Vertical referral from lower level of service to higher
level of service is done if:
a. patients need specialist or subspecialistic health
services;
b. The referrer cannot provide health services
according to the needs of the patient due to limited
facilities, equipment and / or personnel.
12. Vertical referral from higher service levels to lower
service levels is carried out if:
a. Patient health problems can be handled by lower
levels of health services according to their
competence and authority;
b. The competence and authority of the first or
second level of service is better in handling these
patients;
c. Patients need further services that can be handled
by lower levels of health care and for reasons of
convenience, efficiency and long-term care; and /
or
d. The referrer cannot provide health services
according to the needs of the patient due to limited
facilities, infrastructure, equipment and / or
personnel.
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d. What are the benefits for a doctor who colaborate with BPJS?
Answer :
According to Peraturan Menteri Kesehatan no 27 tahun 2014,
because of the BPJS using kapitation which means kapitation
is prospective , then the benefit for doctor Ali as a primary
health care provider will be get a payments are more fair in
accordance with the complexity of service and faster claims
process.
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g. What is the policy of BPJS?
Answer :
1. UU No. 40/2004 concerning SJSN
2. UU No. 36/2009 concerning Health
3. UU No. 24/2011 concerning BPJS
4. PP No. 101/2012 About PBI
5. Presidential Regulation No. 12/2013 Regarding Health
Insurance
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Kesehatan, the country is present in our midst to ensure
that all Indonesian citizens are protected by
comprehensive, fair and equitable health insurance
(BPJS Kesehatan, 2017).
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4. To report changes of the individual and family
member
data, such as: changes in class, rank or amount of sal
ary, marriage, divorce, death, birth, address and first
level health facility.
5. To prevent participant card from getting damaged,
lost or unauthorized use.
6. To comply with all the terms and conditions and the
health facility procedures.
Synthesis:
Accrording to BPJS Kesehatan (2017), there are several
rights and oligations for BPJS’s participants, those are:
Participants Rights:
1. To receive card as participants’ identity in order to
obtain health services.
2. To obtain benefits and information regarding rights
and obligations as well as health service procedures
in accordance with the applicable terms and conditio
ns.
3. To obtain health service in partnered health facilities
of BPJS Kesehatan, and.
4. To express complaints/grievances, critiques and
suggestions verbally or in writing to BPJS Kesehatan
Employers Obligations
1. To register themselves and their employees as Health
Insurance Participants to BPJS Kesehatan.
2. To calculate and collect contribution which must be
paid
by the employees through deduction of their salary/w
ages.
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3. To pay and deposit premium of BPJS Kesehatan.
4. To submit correctly and accurately the data of
themselves, their work, and their family members
which includes:
5. Data of employees including their family members re
gistered for the scheme according to the data of hired
employees.
6. Data of wages reported must correspond the amount
of wages the employees receive.
7. Participation data in the social security program must
correspond the participation stages.
8. Changes to the Business or Legal Entity data
includes: address of the company, management of the
company, type of business entity, number of
employees, data of employees and their family and
changes to the amount of wages of each employee.
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k. What is the effect of referral non specialistic case were 9%?
Answer :
The effect of referral non specialistic case were 9% is funds
to be provided by BPJS will be reduced.
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n. What are type class of hospital ?
Answer :
Azwar (1996) declared hospitals in Indonesia in terms of
abilities that should be divided into five types, namely:
1. Hospital Type A
A class hospital is a hospital that is able to provide
extensive specialist and sub-specialist medical
services. A class hospital is determined as the highest
referral hospital (top referral hospital) or central
hospital.
2. Hospital Type B
Class B hospitals are hospitals that are able to provide
extensive specialist medical services and limited
subspecialists. Class B hospitals are established in
each provincial ibukoata (provincial hospital) which
provides referral services from district hospitals.
Teaching hospitals not included in class A also
contribute as class B hospitals.
3. Hospital Type C
Class C hospitals are hospitals that are able to provide
limited specialist medical services, namely internal
medicine services, surgical services, pediatric health
services and midwifery services and supplies. Class C
hospitals will be established in each district, which
offers referral services from puskesmas.
4. Hospital Type D
Class D hospitals are transitional hospitals because one
day they will increase to Class C hospitals. The ability
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of Class D hospitals only provides general medical and
dental services. Class D hospitals also accept referral
services originating from public health centers.
5. Hospital Type E
Class E hospital is a special hospital (special hospital)
which provides only one type of medical treatment, for
example leprosy hospital, lung hospital, cancer
hospital, heart hospital, mother and child hospital,
dental and mouth hospital and etc.
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Vertical referral from higher service levels to lower service
levels is carried out if:
a. Patient health problems can be handled by lower
levels of health services according to their
competence and authority;
b. The competence and authority of the first or second
level of service is better in handling these patients;
c. Patients need further services that can be handled by
lower levels of health care and for reasons of
convenience, efficiency and long-term care; and / or
d. The referrer cannot provide health services according
to the needs of the patient due to limited facilities,
infrastructure, equipment and / or personnel.
Partial Reference
a. Partial referral is sending patients or specimens to
other health care providers in the context of
establishing a diagnosis or providing therapy, which
is a series of patient care in the Health Facilities.
b. Partial references can be:
1. sending patients for supporting examinations or
actions
2. delivery of specimens for supporting
examination
c. If the patient is a partial referral patient, then the
patient's guarantee is performed by referring health
facilities.
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b. disaster; Disaster criteria are set by the Government
Central and or Local Government
c. Specificity of patient health problems; for cases where
the treatment plan has been upheld and the therapy can
only be carried out in an advanced health facility
d. Geographical considerations; and
e. Consideration of the availability of facilities
2. One of dr ali patient, named Anan, the eldest of three sisters aged
10 years old were clinically diagnose with asthma bronchiale, of
which her grandfather from her father also suffered. dr ali were
not implementing holistiv diagnostic with biopsychosocial concept
based on mandala of health and not only that, he also wasn’t
implementing familial diagnostic.
a. What is the meaning one of dr ali patient , named anan,the
eldest of three sisters aged 10 years old were clinically
diagnose with asthma bronchiale, of which her grandfather
from her father also suffered ?
Answer:
The meaning one of dr ali patient, named anan,the eldest of
three sisters aged 10 years old were clinically diagnose with
asthma bronchiale, of which her grandfather from her father
also suffered is Herediter
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4. The 'bio' component of this theory examines aspects of
biology that influence health. These might include
things like brain changes, genetics, or functioning of
major body organs, such as the liver, the kidneys, or
even the motor system.
5. The 'psycho' component of the theory examines
psychological components, things like thoughts,
emotions, or behaviors.
6. The 'social' component of the BPS examines social
factors that might influence the health of an individual,
things like our interactions with others, our culture, or
our economic status.
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cannot see patients only physically because each human
being also consists of physical (body), soul (mind),
spirit .Every human being is influenced by 3 circles:
Family
Community
Culture
Therefore, when patients complain of health problems, it is
necessary to study the surrounding factors that might trigger
or cause these symptoms to appear in addition to possible
biomedical problems (Hancock, 1985).
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d) Coordinative and collaborative services
e) Personal services for patients as an integral part of the
family
f) Services that reflect the family, work environment and
environment in which they live
g) Services that Uphold ethics, morals and law
h) Cost conscious and quality conscious services
i) Services that can be a audited and accounted
(Whinney, 2012)
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implementation. It shows respect for the patient's preferences
and preserves the patient's dignity (Whinney, 2012)
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Answer :
Family is two or more than two individuals who join in
because of blood relations, marital relations or oppointment
and they live in one household, interact with earch other and
in their respective roles, create and maintain culture.
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The function of the family in planning to continue the
offspring who have become human nature so that they
can support the welfare of mankind universally.
f. Function of Information and Education
Family functions in giving roles and direction to their
families in educating their descendants so that they can
adjust their lives in the future.
g. Economic function
Family functions as supporting elements for family
independence and resilience.
h. Function of Environmental Development
The function of the family in giving capacity to each
member of his family so that he can place himself in
harmony, harmony and balance in accordance with the
rules and carrying capacity of nature and the
environment which is always changing dynamically at
any time.
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- Education or do a counselling
- Prevention
- Rehabilitative
- Familial role and community role
(Asti, 2015).
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comprehensively by using family support outside using
medical treatment.
Mean :
In achieving maximum treatment, a doctor must implement a
comprehensive treatment, so that patients who experience
complaints can improve with the permission of Allah, because only
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God is the most healing. In this case a doctor as an intermediary in
terms of treatment, when a doctor runs his profession as well as
possible, namely by implementing comprehensive treatment, in
this case a doctor has done good, and included in the case of
helping in terms of virtue.
Allah says in the Qur'an Surah Al Maidah verse 2, that ... "And
please help you in terms of virtue and piety, and do not please help
in matters of evil ..."
In Case mentioned that anan suffering from bronchial asthma,
where this disease is a disease that is caused due to several things
such as genetic, and triggers such as foods that are allergenic. In
this case, a doctor must provide education related to food or things
that can reduce the symptoms / disease by giving direction to the
patient or the patient's family in order to maintain the food that is
eaten, where the food eaten is not only good, but also halal ... and
the opposite.
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2.3.4 Conclusion
Dr ali is primary health care provider didn’t considering principle
familial doctor care when practicing medical service and in
comprehensive treatment that caused anan asthma often relapses.
Were not
Dr ali didn’t implementing holistic implementing family
diagnostic with biopsychosocial concept doctor principle
Incomprehensive
treatment
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REFERENCE
Al-Qur’an QS;Al-Maidah ; 2
Peraturan Menteri Kesehatan Nomor 5 Tahun 2014 tentang panduan praktik klinis
bagi dokter difasilitas pelayan primer. Jakarta.
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Hancock, T. & Perkins, F., 1985. The Mandala of Health: a conceptual model and
teaching tool. Health Educ, pp.8–10.
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