Dibagi Tiga Waktu Layanan, Puskesmas di Jakarta Timur Beroperasi 24 Jam
District Community Health Centers in East Jakarta Operate for 24 Hours
Editor : Cahyani Harzi
Translator : Dhelia Gani
Jakarta (B2B) - Seluruh Puskesmas kecamatan di Jakarta Timur tetap membuka layanan kesehatan selama 24 jam, selama masa libur Lebaran ini.
Kasudin Kesehatan Jakarta Timur, Herwin Meifendy mengatakan, layanan 24 jam ini dibagi dalam tiga sif. Yakni sif pertama pukul 07.30-14.00, kedua pukul 14.00-21.00 dan ketiga pukul 20.30-07.30.
"Layanan 24 jam ini berlaku untuk gawat darurat dan bersalin. Sedangkan layanan laboratorium beroperasi hanya dua sift," kata Herwin, Sabtu (5/4).
Sedangkan untuk Puskesmas Pembantu di 65 kelurahan, beroperasi dari pukul 08.00-12.00.
"Warga tidak perlu bingung mencari layanan kesehatan ketika membutuhkan selama libur Lebaran ini. Karena puskesmas tetap buka untuk melayani masyarakat," ucapnya.
Sementara, Kepala Puskesmas Kecamatan Kramat Jati, Inda Mutiara menambahkan, sejak 1 hingga 4 April kemarin malam, tercatat jumlah warga yang mendapatkan layanan kesehatan sebanyak 1.044 pasien.
Rinciannya, pada 1 April sebanyak 246 pasien, 2 April 298 pasien, 3 April 243 pasien dan t4 April sebanyak 257 pasien.
"Kalau pasien di pusesmas pembantu (Pustu) di kelurahan variatif, rata-rata kunjungan per Pustu antara 10 - 30 pasien per harinya," ujar Inda.
Menurutnya, diagnosa terbanyak adalah common cold, dyspepsia dan hipertensi. Yakni keluhan berupa batuk pilek, gangguan asam lambung (sakit maag) dan darah tinggi.
Jakarta (B2B) - All District Communit Health Centers in East Jakarta remain open their service for 24 hours during the Eid holidays.
East Jakarta Health Sub-agency, Herwin Meifendy said this 24 hours service is divided into three shifts. First shift is 7:30 AM-2 PM, second shift is 2 PM-9 PM and third shift is 8:30 PM-7:30 AM.
"This 24 hours service applies to emergencies and childbirth. While the laboratory service operates only two shifts," he said, Saturday (4/5).
Then the Supporting Community Health Center in 65 urban villages operate from 8 AM to 12 PM.
"Residents should not worry to get health service during the Eid holidays," he added.
Meanwhile, Kramat Jati District Community Health Center Head, Inda Mutiara admitted there were 1,044 patients during April 1-4.
In details, 246 patients on April 1, 298 patients on April 2, 243 patients on April 3, and 257 patients on April 4.
"There were 10-30 patients at supporting community health centers," she admitted.
According to her, the most common diagnoses are common cold, dyspepsia and hypertension such as coughs and colds, stomach acid disorders (stomach ulcers) and high blood pressure.
