MAYANGAN – Menuju new normal, RSUD dr Mohamad Saleh Kota Probolinggo telah membuka pelayanan rawat jalan poli. Dengan penerapan protokol kesehatan yang tepat, masyarakat yang akan berobat diharapkan tidak takut terinfeksi COVID 19 ketika sedang berobat.
Hal ini disampaikan dalam diskusi bareng jurnalis yang dihadiri oleh Wali Kota Hadi Zainal Abidin dan Wawali Mochammad Soufis Subri, Jumat (12/6) malam. Acara yang menerapkan protokol kesehatan itu digagas RSUD dr Mohamad Saleh, diikuti pihak manajemen dan tenaga kesehatan.
Dalam pertemuan itu, Plt Direktur RSUD dr Mohamad Saleh, dr Abraar menjelaskan antara dokter perawat dan wartawan sama-sama bertanggung jawab dalam memberikan edukasi kepada masyarakat terkait pandemi COVID 19. Tentu saja dengan peran yang dimiliki masing-masing.
“Bersama-sama memberikan edukasi yang mulai mengarah ke new normal. Bagaimana menyikapi dan apa yang harus disiapkan. Karena kapan berakhirnya COVID 19 ini semua tidak tahu,” ujar dr Abraar.
Pihak rumah sakit pun telah menyiapkan skema menghadapi COVID 19 supaya masyarakat tidak takut pada rumah sakit. Semua poli dibuka seperti semula, ada yang Senin sampai Jumat atau Senin sampai Kamis. Meski sudah dibuka, kebijakan tersebut akan terus di-evaluasi oleh pihak manajemen.
Setiap pasien yang akan memeriksakan diri ke poli harus menjalani serangkaian protokol kesehatan. Yaitu menjalani pemeriksaan suhu badan menggunakan thermo gun, cuci tangan dengan air dan sabun di tempat yang disediakan, wajib menggunakan masker hingga antrean yang menerapkan physical distancing.
“Poli sudah dibuka, kami siapkan skrining. Setiap harinya akan kami evaluasi. Terkait penunggu pasien akan tetap kami batasi, karena new normal ini bukan lagi kembali seperti zaman dulu. Tapi ada protokol kesehatan yang harus diterapkan,” ujar dr Abraar, yang punya misi membawa RSUD menjadi rumah sakit unggulan bagi masyarakat Kota Probolinggo ini.
Sementara itu, Wali Kota Habib Hadi mengungkapkan rasa terima kasih dan apresiasi kepada tim nakes COVID 19. “Alhamdulillah sempat zero, tapi ada lagi, tidak apa-apa, terus semangat ya. Karena anda semua menjadi tumpuan penanganan pasien,” katanya bangga.
Kepada masyarakat, wali kota berharap memberikan kepercayaan sepenuhnya kepada rumah sakit dalam menangani pasien baik itu pasien sakit biasa atau pun COVID 19. Katanya, pasien diminta jujur kepada nakes agar mendapat penanganan yang layak dan sesuai.
Wawali Subri juga memberikan semangat agar RSUD terus berupaya maksimal memberikan pelayanan sambil menunggu RS baru berdiri. “Pesan saya, diatur jam kerja nakesnya dalam bertugas menangani COVID 19. Jika tidak benar-benar (diatur dengan baik), kesehatan dan imunitas nakes menurun justru bisa membahayakan,” tutur Subri. (famydecta)
Ahead of ‘new normal’, regional hospital RSUD Dr. Mohamad Saleh, Probolinggo City has opened the polyclinic services. With the application of appropriate health protocols, people who will seek treatment are expected not to be afraid of being infected with COVID 19.
This was delivered in a discussion with journalists attended by Mayor Hadi Zainal Abidin and Vice Mayor Mochammad Soufis Subri, on Friday (12/6). The program implementing health protocol was initiated by the hospital, followed by management and health workers.
During the meeting, Acting Director of RSUD Dr. Mohamad Saleh, Dr. Abraar explained that nurses and journalists were equally responsible for providing education to the public regarding the COVID 19 pandemic, with their respective roles.
"Together, we provide education about the ‘new normal’ era. How to respond and what must be prepared. Because no one knows when COVID-19 will end," said dr. Abraar.
The hospital has also prepared a scheme to deal with COVID 19 so that people are not afraid of coming to the hospital. All polyclinics are opened as usual; some from Monday to Friday or Monday to Thursday. Even though it has been opened, the policy will continue to be evaluated by management.
Every patient going to the clinic must undergo a series of health protocols. This includes undergoing body temperature checks using a thermal gun, washing hands with water and soap in the space provided, and to wear a mask to the line that applies physical distancing.
"The polyclinics are opened, we are preparing for screening. We will have an evaluation every day. We will restrict the patient companion because ‘new normal’ does not mean to go back to the old days. But there is a health protocol that must be implemented," said dr. Abraar.
Meanwhile, Mayor Habib Hadi expressed his gratitude and appreciation to the COVID 19 health team. "Alhamdulillah, there was zero patient, but there is more. It's okay, keep up the spirit. Because you all become the foundation of dealing with the patients," he said proudly.
To the community, the mayor hopes to give full trust to the hospital in dealing with patients whether they are ordinary or COVID-19 patients. He said patients are asked to be honest with medical workers to get proper treatment.
Vice Mayor Subri also gave enthusiasm for the hospital to continue to strive to provide maximum service while waiting for the new hospital to open. "The working hours of medical workers must be well arranged. Otherwise, their health and immune can be decreasing and this can be dangerous," said Subri. (alfien_tr)
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