Opmitization Visual Impairment Network to Healthcare in Bandung
Visual impairment is a one of many problem that hampered this world. This is also one of <br /> <br /> impairment that treated by Indonesia national insurance, BPJS. From health profile of West Java <br /> <br /> on 2014, from 16 Million cases, 2.91% cases are visual impairme...
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Summary: | Visual impairment is a one of many problem that hampered this world. This is also one of <br />
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impairment that treated by Indonesia national insurance, BPJS. From health profile of West Java <br />
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on 2014, from 16 Million cases, 2.91% cases are visual impairment cases. This would mean on <br />
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aggregate, 2.91% of citizen in Bandung is have a visual impairment on any stage. Based on this <br />
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percentage, staggering number of nearly 70.000 people in Bandung is have visual impairment. <br />
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Meanwhile, Puskesmas is responsible of each district. Every puskesmas just have their <br />
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responsibility to their own district. This means, every excess of capacity cannot be shared to <br />
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other district that maybe has untreated patient. Puskesmas alone is a Tier 1 of BPJS system, this <br />
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would mean every patient must go to Puskesmas first if they want to get a referral to next tier, <br />
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which is Tier 2 or local hospital. <br />
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There is a gap between a nearest puskesmas outside the district and furthest puskesmas inside the <br />
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district. Only 4 district that has 0 gap, or their nearest puskesmas definitely on their district. But <br />
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the rest 26 has a gap with mean 1.07 Km. On other hand, there is a gap of demand and supply by <br />
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number that will lead to a sure overcapacity problem. <br />
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The model will be carried on by Opensolver by A.J Mason and have a constraint like of capacity <br />
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of puskesmas cannot be exceeded, all demand must be fulfilled and the number is integer. The <br />
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scope of this model is from quantitative data taken directly from health profile of west java, <br />
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government statistic foundation also from paper that have visual impairment number. The result <br />
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of this model is an network between district to puskesmas, puskesmas to local hospital and <br />
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number of overcapacity of each district that will lead to total doctor needed. |
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