Assessment of the Quality of Health Facilities & Infrastructure to Support District Regional and City Planning Facilities

Rahmat Putra; Yuanita FD  Sidabutar; Edi  Indera; Raymond  Raymond

doi:10.37899/journal-la-sociale.v4i5.1739

Rahmat Putra Students of the Master of Regional Planning Study Program, Batam University
Yuanita FD Sidabutar Lecturer in the Master of Regional Planning Study Program, Batam University
Edi Indera Lecturer in the Master of Regional Planning Study Program, Batam University
Raymond Raymond Lecturer at Management Study Program, Batam University

DOI: https://doi.org/10.37899/journal-la-sociale.v4i5.1739

Keywords: Health, Facilities & Infrastructure, Regional and City Planning

Abstract

Health facilities are a kind of public infrastructure essential for enhancing community health standards. According to statistical data from the city of Batam, the population of the Nongsa Keluran Batu Besar sub-district was 29,198 in 2020. The majority of respondents perceived the quality of medical personnel services for the general public in Batu Besar Village as satisfactory, evidenced by 50% of respondents. The quality of administrative services for the general public in Batu Besar Village was also deemed satisfactory, as indicated by 45% of respondents. Furthermore, the quality of pharmacist services for the general public in the Batu Besar sub-district was regarded as moderately satisfactory, supported by 47.5% of respondents. The quality of BPJS services for the general people in the Batu Besar sub-district is commendable. This is substantiated by the proportion of responses, which is 52.5%. The level of nursing services for the general people in the Batu Besar sub-district is commendable. This is evidenced by the number of replies, which is 70%. A majority of respondents, 65%, perceived the equipment facilities for the general public in Batu Besar Village as satisfactory, while 60% regarded the room facilities as reasonably good. A majority of respondents, constituting 40%, perceived the public parking facilities in Batu Besar Village as highly satisfactory.

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