Relationship of Hospital Factors and Individual Behavior Prevention of The Injury Needle Stick Against Nurse in Treatment Room of General Hospital of Jombang District

Abstract

There is a correlation between the hospital and individuals with behavior prevention of needle stick injury to nurses in the treatment room of Jombang Hospital. The need for a shared commitment between management and individuals to make health and safety described as a culture and not just a program.

The hospital is a health care institution centre for capital intensive, technology, and works as well as a risk of workplace accidents 2.5 times greater when compared with other industries, so that the application of the K3 has become an absolute requirement that must be presented by the hospital management. The relationship between prevention behaviors of the hospital and the individual against needle stick injury to nurses in the treatment room of Jombang Hospital. This study is analytical observational research with quantitative methods and using cross sectional design. The total samples are 80 people while data collected by using questionnaires and observation sheets.

Data were analyzed using univariate analysis and correlation with the chi square test. Results of correlation analysis with Chi-Square test was obtained p= 0.012<? (0.05) showed no significant relationship between policy K3 with prevention behavior of needle stick injury. Human resource variables K3 0.046 <? (0.05) there is a relationship. Knowledge 0.027 <? (0.05) there is a relationship. Training 0,034 <? (0.05) there is a relationship. Motivation 0,026 <? (0.05) there is a relationship. Attitude 0. 033> ? (0. 05) there is a relationship. Perception 0. 046 <? (0.05) and individual commitments 0. 044 <? (0.05).