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Model of Clinical Supervision on the Field Practice of Students Majoring in Medical Record and Health Information Ganif Djuwadi Malang State Health Polytechnics, Indonesia Abstract: Based on the results of observations made by researchers over the years 2014-2015, students who practice in 21 hospitals in East Java and 21 community health center in Malang district almost 50% has not been in accordance with the competencies expected. When supervisory visit was conducted, the supervisor of the whole hospital had never followed a training as a supervising clinical practice field, so that the student guidance method has not been optimum. However, the learning motivation of the students was very good as proved to be the results of the test of each hospital. Research objectives is to analyze the effect of supervision models supervising work practice clinic field against aspects of the cognitive, affective and psychomotor the students on the course Recorder D-III medical and health information Malang State Health Polytechnics. This pre-design research experiments with a sample of students majoring in medical record and health information at Malang State Health Polytechnics. The results of this study indicates that there is a positive value of the students both in the cognitive, psychomotor and affective aspects, meaning that the clinical supervision guidance model developed increase these three aspects of the student assessment. Although the comparison of the standard value of graduation is 74, the occurrence of scores fluctuations ranges from pre to pos test, although quantitatively the relative increase and the same relative descents. Increase the time to pre-order the observation of 21.07% and a decrease of 22.9%. Conclusion of this study was clinical supervision models can increase student competence of field work practice in hospitals. The improvement in the aspect of cognitive, affective and psychomotor assessment results at the end of the practice of student field work was 99% of students achieving more than 80 with Category A. The results was close to the value of each stage of the treatment that started pre-stage, observation and post occurrence score fluctuations ranges from pre to post, although quantitatively the relative increase and the same relative descents. Keywords: clinical, supervision, Model, Practice, students 1. Introduction Vocational education aims to create graduates who have the skills and expertise professionally in certain fields of science such as art, technology, health, economics, and tourism, and produce applied research and activities that benefit the community. Vocational education has a burden of studying diploma education comprising 60% practice and 40% theory (MONE Number 232 / U / 2000). That way, vocational students will be able to compete in the job market, vocational graduate students can compete to face the ASEAN Economic Community (MEA). "For vocational graduates, MEAs are challenges, not obstacles. factors that interact in the learning process, one of which is the learning system developed by the lecturer / instructor. The approach of the learning system at Poltekkes needs to adapt to the current needs in preparing graduates to have jobs with a particular applied skill. Diploma-III in the Medical Record and Health Information Job Training m erupakan integral part of systematic teaching and an appropriate container umtuk apply knowledge (cognitive), attitudes (affective) and skills (psychomotor). The learning objectives are to foster professional socialization, clinical decision-making, sensitivity to health problem situations and community responses. Vocational education organizers must continue to improve In the management of education D3 Medical Record and their management so that the quality of graduates has Health Information is still found many obstacles, especially competence according to the demands of the job market. in the management of practical activities, among others: the Challenges of the work world with higher work lack of common perception of practical learning between competencies as technology advances require vocational educational institutions with land management practices, education institutions able to anticipate and mengahadapi quantity and quality of supervisors practice and field changes that occur then the education needs to be more supervisor is inadequate, D3 Medical Recorders and Health responsive to accommodate the needs of the field. Information institutions are not in accordance with the availability of practical land so that less effective learning Health Polytechnic is a Unit of the Ministry of Health under practices that eventually student competence is not achieved. the Agency for Development and Empowerment of Human Resources provider of higher education vocational (Diploma The results of earlier observations made by researchers over III da n IV poor living conditions Health) is expected to the years 2014-2015 the Most students who practice in 21 equip graduates with a variety of skills that suit the needs of Hospital in East Java and 21 health centers in the district and the labor market, so that after graduation they are Malang almost 50% not in accordance with the purpose of immediately absorbed into the world of work. This is student competence in accordance with the semester, it is important because vocational higher education is designed to seen at Practice Fieldwork there is a repetition of the equip graduates with applied expertise. There are several competencies that must be achieved so that there is a major competency that can not be achieved by the students. When 2233

viewed from the competence of supervising almost random sampling. The sample size in this study 30 were throughout the supervising Hospital has not been trained as taken randomly. mentors Job Training, so that the student guidance method can not be maximized. However, the student's motivation to The inclusion criteria were as follows: a). College student D- learn a very good Job Training this proved the assessment of III program of Medical Record and Health Information each student's Hospital almost all good. Malang State Health Polytechnics who undergo Field Work Practice. The variables in this research are: 1) independent One important element in learning is learning strategy, variables of Field Work Practice guidance I and 2). managing the environment so that learning is exciting dependent variable student competence at Job Training that activities for learners and create active learning, active covers kongitif, affective and psychomotor. learners become a very important element in determining the success of learning (Degeng, 2001). The instrument used in this study was a questionnaire and the results of student competence submarine pencapian Job One method Job Training guidance that has been done is a Training and the questionnaires are used for process method of counseling supervision. Method of learning guidance mengakaji Job Training in Hospital. practices carried out by the supervising prakek coordinate with field supervisor is to control, supervise student practice 3. Results activities and provide a solution if there are problems to comply with court practice guidelines. According Suhertian The results of this study include: 1). The value of (2000), supervision is a form of assistance provided by the respondents based on cognitive, affective and psychomotor, supervisor to help teachers see if it meets the goals and 2) the results of statistical analysis of students standards set. Supervision aims to improve learning and curriculum. The role of the supervisor is to help correct, Table 1: Values Respondents by cognitive, affective and direct, teach, show and assist in teaching techniques. psychomotor Hospital, 2016 Value Cognitive Affective Psychomotor The research of Rudiyanto (2004), Faisal (2003), winarti Σ % Σ % Σ % (2002), Nuchiyah (2004) concluded that supervision A 57 91.9 61 98 56 90.3 implementation has an effect on professional ability of -A 5 8.1 1 2 6 9.9 teacher, teacher professional level, teacher work quality and Number 62 100 62 100 62 100 teaching teacher performance contribute to student Data Source: Data p Rimer, 2016 achievement. Table TSB shows that the majority of respondents value A: Based asusmsi Sepervisi Model Clinical researchers at P cognitive (57 respondents, 91.9%), affective (61 raktek K Gov L apangan students of the Department of respondents, 98%), psychomotor (56 respondents, 90.3%) Medical Record and Health Information is eligible to apply for the clinical supervision model of a coaching performance Table 2: Value distribution of respondents by cognitive, of teachers manage the learning process (Cogan, 1973). The affective and psychomotor in the Job Training, 2016 model of clinical supervision has three phases: an initial Hospital Cognitive Affective Psychomotor meeting (preconference), observation (observation) and code A -A A -A A -A phase reversal (post-conference) to be applied to the student PN - 6 5 1-6 clinical learning BGL 14-14 - 14 - PSR 13-13 - 13 - This study aims to m endeskripsikan model of clinical AMN 8-8 - 8 - supervision supervisor Job Training students in D-III RSID 6-6 - 6 - program of Medical Record and Health Information Health CPM 8-8 - 8 - Poltiteknik MoH Malang. We hope this research the model RST 7-7 - 7 - can be developed to enhance the learning field practice in Number 56 6 61 1 56 6 the attainment of students majoring in Medical Record and Data source: primary data, 2016 Health Information throughout Indonesia Based on the PKL student places the highest value on the 2. Methods Hospital BGL: Cognitive (A) in the Hospital BGL (14 respondents, 23%), affective (14 respondents 14 23%), This study uses a pre - experiment with the design of the (Psychomotor 14 respondents, 23%) one-shot case study. This design describes the model of supervision guidance clinics conducted at the Department of Table 3: Comparison Value Cognitive, affective and Medical Record and Health Information Health Poltiteknik psychomotor based on the calculated value Z Aspect of Count value The value Conclusion MoH Malang. The population in this study were all students assessment (Zh) of p of T k I Semester II numbered 80 Job Training students in Cognitive 16,189.000 Ho is rejected the hospital. Peneitian sample is calculated using the Affective 19.977.000 Ho is rejected formula Limeshow (1997) Psychomotor 17.788.000 Ho is rejected Data source: primary data, 2016 The sample in this study is 30 Semester II students. student in the hospital. The sampling technique using a simple 2234

Results showed that an increase in the value of mahaiswa 2) Statistical test results gaik significance of the cognitive, affective and Test of Homogeneity of Variances psychomotor means guidance models developed clinical Observation Scores supervision can improve the three aspects although the Levene Statistic Df1 Df2 Sig. comparison is used the passing standard value is the value of 7,058 2 39 0.002 grade B /score higher than 74 The result of statistical test of p value (asymp.sig) = 0,074, Table 4: Comparison of the average value of cognitive, mean> 0,05 (alpha), so Ho accepted means the score of the affective and psychomotor three stages of guidance on mentor is relatively same. Aspect of Average Count The value Conclusion assessment value (Z) of p Test Statistics a, b Cognitive 82.60 0.006.995 Ho accepted Observation Scores Affective 85.97-0.003.998 Ho accepted Chi-Square 5.209 Psychomotor 84.95 0.004.997 Ho accepted Df 2 Data source: primary data, 2016 Asymp. Sig. 0.074 A. Kruskal Wallis Test The table is based on the average value of the three domains B. Grouping Variable: Conference Phase above 80 (value A) all students but if every student can achieve collectively can be seen from the value of p 5. Discussion (probability) almost all ( 99%) able to achieve the grade A after the clinical cervical guidance model. Ho accepted means there is no difference in the ability of students in all The results showed that most of the cognitive good is getting three aspects (cognitive, affective and psychomotor). Thus the value of A (80-100), (57 respondents 91.9%) students the guidance of clinical supervision models can be used to who practice field work in the Hospital. The result of Z test improve the three aspects (cognitive, affective and of the student average score 82,60 with the value of Z psychomotor) arithmetic 16, 189, p = 0,0000 means that this clinical model can improve student cognitive aspect. 4. Model Analysis of Mentors The realm Cognitive have six Ladder or aspect namely, knowledge / rote / memory (knowledge), understanding a) Trend Analysis (Comprehension), the application (Application), analysis Analysis of this trend is seen from the achievements of the (Analysis), synthesis (Syntesis), ratings / awards / value of each phase of treatment carried out supervising the evaluation (Evaluation). Aim aspect Cognitive Oriented Job Training at hospitals that began during the pre, and post on ability Thinking that includes ability More intellectuals observation. The result is as follows: Simple, ie Remember, until on ability solve A demanding problem Students for connect and Combine Some ideas, ideas, methods or dipe procedure lajari for solve problem. The students' thinking ability can be observed when the student performs presentation of the result of street vendors in the hospital, while assessed during the presentation, among others: the mastery of the material (the accuracy of answering questions, arguing), so that the cognitive ability of students will appear at presentation According to Danvenport and Prusak (1998), knowledge is a Figure 5.1: Scores of three stages of Field work guidance in combination of experience, contextual information and the Hospital values. This combined experience includes a number of things that a person possesses such as experience, The results of this analysis indicate, the occurrence of confidence, innovation and information. fluctuations score from pre to post conference, although the quantitative relative increase and decrease relatively the According to Mubarok (2007) one of the factors affecting same. The increase in pre-observation time was 21.07% and knowledge is media / information and environment. decreased by 22.9%. Information gained from both formal and non formal education can provide a short-term effect (immidiate impact) b) Statistic Analysis resulting in a change or an increase in knowledge. The This analysis is intended to determine whether the decrease availability of various media (television, newspapers, is statistically significant, the result is as follows: magazines, journals) has a great influence on students' 1) Result of test requirements knowledge, while the environment is everything that exists Anova test to know the difference in the three stages of around the individual, both the physical, biological and assessment on mentors, homogeneity test results p = social environments.the environment has a large influence 0.002; Thus the data is not eligible, so used non on the entry of knowledge into the individual Which is in the parametric test as a replacement Anova used Krusskal environment because of the mutual interaction between Wallis students, lecturers and mentors / instructors Interaction 2235

conducted by supervisors at PKL students every day that achievement of student skill in applying health information includes pre conferences, observations and post conferences. management course and classification and disease codification and problems related to student's actions mostly Knowledge is the result The sense of human being or the exceed the target. Psychomotor remains the domain result of knowing a person to the object through his or her associated with the skills (skills) a tau's ability to act after senses. Much of human knowledge is derived from the eyes someone accepts a particular learning experience. and ears (Notoatmojo, S, 2007). Psychomotor learning results are actually a continuation of the results of cognitive learning (understand something) and The results showed that most of the good affective of getting and the results of affective learning (newly seen in the form the value of A (80-100), (61 Respondents, 98%) students of behavioral trends). Skills (psychomotor) can be measured who practice field work in the Hospital. The result of Z test by: (1) direct observation and behavioral assessment of of the average student score 85,97 with Z value 19,977 p = learners during the learning process of practice, (2) after 0,0000 means that this clinical model can improve student following the learning, that is by giving test to learners to affective aspect. measure knowledge, skill, and attitude, (3) some time after the learning is complete and in the future work environment. The attitude of this student is reflected in student attendance, Based on the concept above it can be concluded that when discipline, time attendance, using attributes in accordance the value of cognitive and affective student both categories, with the provisions, cooperation with the group, liveliness the value psychomotor aspect would also be good. and relationship with the officers and supervisor of the hospital vendors. The results of this analysis indicate, the occurrence of fluctuations score from pre to post konferens, although the The realm affective is Related realm with attitude and value. quantitative relative rise and decline relatively the same. The The realm affective Covers character Behavior as Feelings, increase in pre-observation time was 21.07% and decreased interests, attitudes, emotions, and value. Some Expert Say by 22.9%. Results show that guidance counselors have that attitude someone could Predicted Changes when conducted in accordance with the guidance phase focuses on someone Has have power Cognitive level high. aspects of student observations. The students were observed, Characteristic features Results learn affective will Looks on questioned/ practitioner requested clarification of aspects of Participants Educate in various behavior. The realm skill, chance was provided to leave a comment / feedback / affective Be more Detailed again Into five levels, namely: correction of the activities done by the students. receiving or attending (menerimaatuamemperhatikan), responding (response) mengandungarti 6. Conclusion "adanyapartisipasiaktif" valuing (judge or appreciate), Organization (set or organize), characterization by evalue The results of this study indicate that the model of clinical or calue complex (characterization with something value or supervision can improve the competence of the field Complex value) hospital's technical interns, the improvement is on the cognitive, affective and psychomotor aspects seen from the Social attitude is formed from the interaction experienced by final assessment of fieldwork students 99% of students get individuals. 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