TEAM EMERGENCY SERVICE MODEL AS A HEALTH SERVICE MANAGEMENT STRATEGY IN WAKATOBI DISTRICT
Abstract
Public services are closely related to the government, one of which is the concept of development and management with Information and Communication Technology (ICT). The differentiation of the emergency service model is the emergency service team program. The purpose of this study was to determine the feasibility of implementing the emergency service team model in the health care setting. The method used is mixed methods research, which is a combination of quantitative methods that uses quantitative data analysis with SWOT analysis.
Keywords
Information and Communication Technology, SWOT, Public Safety Center, Wakatobi RegencyHow to Cite
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