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Since the beginning of 2014 BPJS Kesehatan has been operating as a "single payer" by introducing a health service referral system is the provision of health services that regulate the delegation of duties and responsibilities of health services reciprocally both vertically and horizontally. With the adoption of new systems and quality improvement demands, hospitals are one of the providers of health care facilities, so all hospitals in Indonesia seem to be required to improve and make improvements in their service systems. To implement improvements, methods are needed so that improvements can be realized. One method that is currently developing in system improvement and process efficiency is the Lean Six Sigma method. By looking at the successful implementation of Lean Six Sigma in the health service sector (Lean Hospital) in several health service organizations in various countries, one of the hospitals in Indonesia that is currently improving health service governance is Rumah Sakit Ibu dan Anak Harapan Mulia also has the same potential in implementing Lean Hospital. Based on the results of Lean Six Sigma research, it was able to be applied with LCM tools on improving the BPJS tiered referral patient service process at RSIA Harapan Mulia by reducing the total time of service completion both from service users 351 minutes to 122 minutes or 65.2% and from the service provider 481 to 153 minutes or 68.2%. Activities with Added value also increased from 25.6% to 43.4% from the service user side and from 16.2% to 39.9% from the service provider side. While non-added value was reduced both from the service user side from 74.4% to 56.6% and service provider side from 83.8% to 60.1%.

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Tantri Yanuar Rahmat Syah, Magister Management of Economic and Business, Esa Unggul Universities, Jakarta, Indonesia

 

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Syah, T. Y. R., Nurohim, A., & Hadi, D. S. (2020). Lean Six Sigma Concept in The Health Service Process in The Universal Health Coverage of BPJS Healthcare (Healthcare and Social Security Agency). Proceeding UII-ICABE, 1(1), 71–88. Retrieved from https://journal.uii.ac.id/icabe/article/view/14696
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