Role of Puskesmas Leader in Development of UKBM in Purbalingga District

Ginanjar, Aryo and Intiasari, Arih Diyaning and Budi, A. R Siswanto (2016) Role of Puskesmas Leader in Development of UKBM in Purbalingga District. Buletin Penelitian Sistem Kesehatan, 19 (1). pp. 21-31. ISSN 1410-2935

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Abstract

Background: Implementation of Puskesmas function as the center of society empowerment was done through the
development of UKBM in work region of Puskesmas. This research aims to know the role of Puskesmas leader in Purbalingga
District, Central Java Province in the implementation of Puskesmas function as the the center of society empowerment
through development of UKBM. Role of Puskesmas leader that were analyzed in this research were role of motivation,
communication, leadership, guidance, observation and supervision. Methods: The mainsubject of this research were
7 leaders of Puskesmas in Purbalingga District. The supporting subject were 7 people worked as Health Promotor in 7
Puskesmas and 1 person worked as Head of Society Empowerment and Health Promotion Divition Purbalingga District.
Research type is descriptive with qualitative approach. Results of indepth interview, observation, and document analysis
showed that the knowledgeof the Puskesmas leader in Purbalingga District concerning Puskesmas function as the center of
society empowrement represent the Health Paradigm through facilities in the form of UKBM as the active participation from
society to increase health degree of Indonesian society. Results: The role of Puskesmas leader in aspects of motivation, communication, guidance, supervise, and development of UKBM had been done well. The leadership role was applied by
the combination of Democratic and Autoritary style of leadership. The difference of the role between Puskesmas leaders
from medical background and nonmedical background was found insupervision aspect. Conclusion: Department of Health
needs to undertake human resource development in the health center which has a dual leadership with the workload so
that the role of supervision has not run optimally.

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