The hospital has a capacity to care for 86 patients. Patients stay on average 5 days in the hospital. The average bed occupancy rate in 2006 was 142%. This means every bed was used on average by 1,42 patients. An old school behind the hospital was rented to accommodate the surplus of patients. The school is not built to serve as a hospital and lacks e.g. basic sanitary facilities. The hospital aims to expand it’s capacity in the coming years with a new patient wing.
In 2006 6808 individuals were hospitalized resulting in 44.571 hospitalization days. The 10 most frequent diagnosis are listed in table 1. The number of patients per specialty are provided in table 2. The majority of people in Indonesia is insured through a government insurance plan, ASKES. The hospital is required to provide different service levels. A breakdown of the patient per class is provided in table 3. Table 1: The 10 most frequent diagnosis of inpatients
Disorder | Number of patients | Malaria | 2489 | Appendicitis | 1666 | Ispa | 950 | Gea | 579 | Gastritis | 453 | Bronchitis | 226 | Anaemia | 223 | Tuberculosis | 189 | Pneumonia | 142 |
Table 2: number of patients/specialty Specialty | Number of patients | General | 3510 | Surgery | 1027 | Peditrics | 1473 | Obstetrics | 326 | Gynecology | 103 |
Table 3: beds/insurance category
Insurance category | Number of beds | Number of rooms | Number of patients 2006 | VIP | 3 | 3 | | Intermediate care | 2 | 3 | 119 | Class 1 | 7 | 4 | 745 | Class 2 | 17 | 16 | 1780 | Class 3A | 35 | 5 | 822 | Class 3B | 21 | 4 | 3139 | Isolation | 4 | 2 | 8203 |
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