Penguatan Sistem Tanggap Darurat Rumah Sakit melalui Pelatihan Evakuasi Pasien bagi Petugas Non-Medis di Rumah Sakit Universitas Mataram

Abstract

Trauma remains a significant cause of morbidity and mortality and requires an effective hospital emergency response system. Patient evacuation plays a crucial role in preventing secondary injury, particularly in trauma cases. This study aimed to strengthen the hospital emergency response system through patient evacuation training for non-medical staff at Universitas Mataram Hospital. The workshop involved 20 participants, including security personnel, administrative staff, ambulance drivers, housekeeping staff, and medical students. The program combined theoretical sessions and hands-on simulations covering stabilization, immobilization, rigid collar application, log roll maneuver, and safe patient transfer techniques. Evaluation through observation showed improved knowledge, technical skills, teamwork, and readiness in conducting safe and coordinated evacuation. The training enhanced individual competencies and contributed to hospital disaster preparedness by integrating non-medical personnel into the emergency response system. Continuous training is recommended to ensure sustained preparedness.