The Effect of Operational Audit, Internal Control, Good Clinical Governance and Business Ethics of Hospital Institutions on the Effectiveness of Services JKN/BPJS Patient Health (Empirical Study at Medan Adventist Hospital)
Abstract
This study aims to improve the effectiveness of health services at the Medan Adventist Hospital, Hospital management should add good medical equipment so that the services provided become more effective. This type of research is quantitative. The population study was all doctors, nurses and administrative staff at the Adventist Hospital. Because the number of population is unknown, the number of samples is sought by the Cochran formula, the sample taken is 138 respondents. Methods of data analysis using multiple linear regression, classical assumptions and hypothesis testing. The results showed that the Operational Audit partially affected the effectiveness of hospital services. Internal control does not partially affect the effectiveness of hospital services. Good Clinical Governance partially affects the effectiveness of hospital services. Hospital Institutions Business Ethics does not partially affect the effectiveness of hospital services. Operational Audit, Internal Control, Good Clinical Governance and Business Ethics of Hospital Institutions simultaneously affect the Effectiveness of Hospital Services.
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