The Implementation Discipline and Work Productivity of Non
Military Nurses
Setiadi and Muh. Zul Azhri Rustam
Institute of Health Science Hang Tuah, Surabaya, East Java, Indonesia
Keywords: Discipline Work, Work Productivity.
Abstract: The contribution of nursing service to the quality of health service depended upon nursing management, and
one of the indicator of excellence in nursing is how much the productivity of the staff nurse in providing a
good care to client and family. To achieve the optimal productivity growth needs some supporting factor
includes conducive work, climate work, good work ethos and high discipline. This research aims at identifying
the relationship between discipline with work productivity of non military nurses at dr. Ramelan Surabaya
hospital. The design was a descriptive correlation. The number of sample was 170 of 302 total population,
obtained through a systematic random sampling technique. Using the level of significance (α=0,05). The
result shows a relationship between work productivity and discipline (p=0,028), compliance to the schedule
(p=0,014), local policy (p=0,00), standard (p=0,024) and direct superior (p=0,014). The multivariate analysis
showed that age (0,000) represents most related to work productivity. The conclusion is directed to the
director and nursing manager that performance of nursing care, work discipline standards and team building
development, fair reward system for high work performance and penalty for low work performance need to
be developed further.
1 BACKGROUND
Health care in the last decade is facing changes in
various aspects of order and service resources as the
impact of globalization that generates changes in all
aspects of life. Where the positive impact has made
the patient as someone who is educated because of the
amount of information obtained about various things
including health. The Condition then grow the
patient's awareness of the right to choose quality
services because they have high purchasing power.
professions are required to adapt to improve the
quality based on the needs of the community,
including nursing services in the hospital. The
nursing profession is the spearhead of health services
in hospitals that have a great influence on improving
the quality of health services as a whole, since nurses
as health workers for 24 hours interact with clients.
Nurses are also the most human resources in the
hospital which is about 40-60%.
The contribution of nursing service to the quality
of health services depends on the management of
nursing, and one measure of the success of good
nursing service is how much the productivity of the
nurses in providing good nursing care to clients and
their family (Gibson J.L, 1997). Productivity in the
organization of nursing is realized through the
provision of nursing care that guaranteed quality and
quantity based on predetermined standards and its
effectiveness and efficiency (Swansburg, 1999).
Productivity is the goal of every type of
organization, including nursing services, with high
work productivity of nurses, the service in hospitals
will be better and the quality of health services can be
improved. The improvement of work productivity is
aimed to increase profits in the nursing organization
including to improve the nurse's progress as well as
to improve client's satisfaction as the recipient of
nursing services.
Several factors known to affect work productivity
include work climate, work ethic and work discipline.
Discipline is the most important operative function of
human resource management because the better the
job discipline will be the higher the achievement of
work that can be achieved (Hasibuan, 1999). The
nurse's work discipline in a unit or nursing ward is
different. There are nurses who are diligent and
diligent in working so it is very productive and have
a high ability in completing the duties and
responsibilities in providing nursing care.
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Setiadi, . and Rustam, M.
The Implementation Discipline and Work Productivity of Non Military Nurses.
DOI: 10.5220/0008329205900595
In Proceedings of the 9th International Nursing Conference (INC 2018), pages 590-595
ISBN: 978-989-758-336-0
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Conversely there are also nurses who are lazy and
lack a good work ethic that productivity is low.
The Results study in the field showed that the
level of discipline of nursing staff in implementing
nursing care in the hospital has been not optimal, also
found the work discipline of nurses in Rumah Sakit
Islam Samarinda have a high discipline of 49.5% and
low of 50.5% work discipline is still not good. This is
reinforced by research of (Sukamto E, 2005), also
found the discipline of nurses working in Rumah
Sakit Islam Samarinda have a high discipline of
49.5% and low 50.5%.
According to some head of room information, the
behavior of non military nurses in complying with the
rules and regulations of the room is also lacking. It is
seen there are still some non military nurses who
arrived late to the room after morning ceremonial. On
the otherside, there are found some non-military
nurses who should be replaced by others. The work
discipline shown by some non-military nurses has no
organizational expectations and should be alerted by
the special management of the care sector in order not
to spread to other nurses.
2 METHODS
The method used in this research is descriptive
correlative method, where will be studied the
influence or relationship between variables
(Arikunto, 2002). To find an analysis of the
relationship between work discipline with work
productivity of nurse implementer, researcher use
cross sectional approach that is collecting data from
four variables collected in one time. To find the
analysis of the relationship between work discipline
with work productivity of nurse implementer,
researcher use cross sectional approach that is
collecting data from variable collected in one time.
The population in this study were all non-military
implementing nurses at 25 inpatient wards,
amounting to 302 people in dr. Ramelan Surabaya
hospital. The sample in this study was 170 people,
taken by probability sampling with systematic
random sampling technique. The variables in this
study are work discipline and work productivity of
nurses. Variable Discipline work in divided into 4 sub
variables that is time discipline nurse service,
discipline to nurse discipline, discipline against nurse
work standard and discipline to boss. The data
collection instrument uses a structured questionnaire
developed based on the lattice of variable components
of work productivity and work discipline. To know
the relationship or degree of closeness between the
variables studied, work discipline with work
productivity bivariate analysis used with Chi Square
test correlation test (Dahlan S.M, 2008).
3 RESULT
Respondents with good work discipline are more
likely to have a good work productivity with a
proportion of 65% compared to respondents who did
not work discipline. The result of chi square test
shows p value = 0,028 (p value <0,05), mean there is
statistically significant relation between work
discipline with work productivity. Odds Ratio (OR) =
2,129 (95% CI 1,129-4,014), which means that
respondents who have good working discipline have
the opportunity to work productively 2,129 times
compared with respondents whose work discipline is
not good.
Table 1: Relationship between work discipline with work productivity.
Work discipline
Work productivity
Total
OR
(95 % CI)
p value Less Goo
d
n % n % n %
Less 34 54 29 46 63 100
2,129
(1,129-4,014)
0,028
g
oo
d
38 36 69 65 107 100
Total 72 42 98 58 170 100
Table 2: Relation of time-related compliance to work productivity.
Obedient to the boss
Work productivity
Total
OR
(95 % CI)
p value
Less Goo
d
n % n % n %
Less 13 72 5 28 18 100
4,098
(1,389 – 12,089)
0,014
Goo
d
59 39 93 61 152 100
Total 72 42 98 58 170 100
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Compliance of respondents to working time is
likely to be greater to have a good work productivity
with a proportion of 61% compared to respondents
who adherence to work time is not good. The result
of chi square test shows that p = 0,014 (p value
<0,05), meaning there is a statistically significant
correlation between respondent's compliance with
working time and work productivity. The Odds Ratio
(OR) = 4,098 (95% CI 1.389-12.89), which means
that respondents who have a good working time
compliance will have an opportunity to work
productively 4,098 times compared to respondents
who have poor working time compliance.
Compliance of respondents to the discipline is
more likely to have a good working productivity
with a proportion of 73% compared to respondents
who obedience to the order is not good. Based on
result of chi square test turn out show value p = 0,00
(p value <0,05), mean there is statistically significant
correlation between obedience of employee to
discipline with work productivity. The Odds Ratio
(OR) = 6.778 (95% CI 3,331-13,791), which means
that respondents who have compliance with good
orderliness will have the opportunity to work
productively 6,778 times compared with the
respondents whose compliance with poor order.
Compliance of respondents to the standard of
possibility to have a good work productivity with a
proportion of 51% and respondents who adherence
to the standards are not good have good productivity
with the proportion of 68%. The result of chi square
test shows that p = 0,046 (p value <0,05), meaning
there is statistically significant correlation between
employee compliance to standard with work
productivity.
The respondent's compliance to the boss is likely
to have a better working productivity in proportion
(63%), compared to the respondents who adhered to
the underachievers (36%). Based on the result of chi
square test, it shows that p = 0.010 (p value <0,05),
which means there is a statistically significant
relationship between employee compliance to
superiors with work productivity. Odds Ratio (OR)
= 3.042 (95% CI 1.351-6,852), which means that
respondents who have good compliance to their boss
will have a chance to work productively 3,042 times
compared to respondents whose compliance with
their supervisor is less good.
4 DISCUSSION
4.1 Work Discipline
The discipline of work in this study is the nurse's
perception of the form of obedience of one's
behavior in complying with certain rules relating to
Table 3: Compliance relationship to the rules of work productivity.
Comply with
order
Work productivity
Total
OR
(95 % CI)
p value
less goo
d
n % n % n %
Less 41 72 16 28 57 100
6,778
(3,331-13,791)
0,000
Good
31 27 82 73 113 100
Total
72 42 98 58 170 100
Table 4: The relationship of compliance to standards with work productivity.
Obey the
standards
Work productivity
Total
OR
(95 % CI)
p value
Less Good
n % n % n %
Less 22 32 46 68 68 100
0,497
(0,262-0,943)
0,046
Good 50 49 52 51 102 100
Total 72 42 98 58 170 100
Table 5: Compliance relationship to superiors with work productivity.
Be obedient to your
boss
Work productivity
Total
OR
(95 % CI)
p value
less Good
n % n % n %
Less 20 65 11 6 31 100
3,042
(1,351-6,852)
0.010
Good 52 37 87 63 139 100
Total 72 42 98 58 170 100
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his work with the indicator of service time
compliance, compliance with the rules, adherence
to nursing standards, and obedience to superiors.
the problem of work discipline, is a matter to note,
because with the discipline can affect the effectiveness
and efficiency of achieving organizational goals. With
frequent unskilled employees, the target completion of
work is never achieved which in turn affects the
productivity of the organization's work. This agrees
with (Nitisemito, 1991) who says that a job will be done
as effectively as possible, when discipline is well
executed.
Discipline of work at dr. Ramelan Surabaya
hospital structurally will be influenced by the rules of
the navy that has a very high work discipline focus.
High work discipline at dr. Ramelan Surabaya
hospital does not appear just like that but it is a
continuous learning process that is developed in a
military way with leadership center as role model or
role model for subordinates so that it can generate
motivation and motivation for their subordinates.
Implementation of discipline in dr. Ramelan Surabaya
hospital applies the existence of rules and regulations
as guidelines of employees in working with
progressive approach, using a number of steps in
shaping employee behavior.
4.2 Nurses Work Productivity
Result of research about work productivity in hospital
dr. Ramelan Surabaya more than half of it is classified
as good (58%). Nursing is one form of professional
health services aimed at clients both in good health
and illness through nursing tips using nursing process
approach. Nursing services provided by a nurse
greatly affects the quality of nursing care that will be
accepted by the client. Therefore, to be able to provide
quality nursing care so nurses need to be oriented to a
better client outcome. These conditions can be
achieved if the work environment created a qualified
nurse. To realize professional nursing services in
hospitals, productivity is very important for hospitals
to be well managed.
The nursing manager must be able to determine the
strategic steps in the management of existing
resources. One of the strategic steps that can be
applied is with existing input and output management
systems. Inputs include human resources, facilities,
regulatory policies, and capital that must be developed
optimally, the outcome is the result of activities of the
organization including productivity as the end result
of the production process, which is inseparable with
the effectiveness and efficiency of the company. In
order to improve work productivity, spirit and good
performance in dr. Ramelan Surabaya actually has
tried to do the arrangement in various fields one of
them is the arrangement in the field of nursing
resources.
Various efforts have been made by the head of the
Department of Nursing, among others, by doing daily
supervision to provide guidance, direction and
motivate nurse implementers to work passion
according to professional demands. Another policy is
the provision of opportunities to improve higher
education gap.
4.3 Compliance Relation to Working
Hours with Work Productivity
Compliance to working hours in this study is the
perception of nurses implementing in obeying the
attendance of the time agency that has been
established by the institution. Based on the results of
the study found that there is a significant relationship
between employee compliance with the work time
that has been determined with the productivity of
work. This finding concurs with the statement of
(Stamps P.L, 1997) which says that one component
of job satisfaction relevant to the health sector is the
existence of organizational policies in the form of
rules or limits established and enforced by the
management of the hospital.
These policies include employee supervision,
arrangement of work schedules, holidays and
opportunities for growth and prosperity. setting job
schedules according to the percentage of time spent,
for example when a person should start and stop
working, when to start working again and when will
end and so on, will likely prevent waste and work will
be effective and efficient.
If the employee enters work in accordance with
the specified working hours then the job completion
targets will be achieved in accordance with the target
set. Regulation of discipline working time in hospital
dr. Ramelan Surabaya with the implementation of
morning apple around 07.00 am and apple lunch at
2:45 pm which is required to all employees in the
hospital. Implementation of time discipline in
hospital dr. Ramelan Surabaya is also supported by
the shuttle for employees who live in Surabaya and
surrounding areas.
4.4 Compliance Relationship to the
Code with Work Productivity
Compliance with the discipline in this study is the
perception of nurse implementers in obeying the
order set by the institution. Based on the result of the
research, it shows that there is a significant
correlation between the respondent's compliance to
the order and the productivity of the kerjan. The
results of this study concurred with (Siagian S.P,
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2002) which states that other factors that determine
work productivity is the discipline of work which
means willingness to comply with regulations
applicable within the work organization environment
respectively, so it is expected to increase work
productivity (Nitisemito, 1991) argued that the
willingness to comply with the rules or regulations
applicable within the work organization environment
respectively, it is expected to increase work
productivity.
The purpose of an institution or organization can
be achieved if management manages, mobilizes and
uses its human resources effectively and efficiently.
One of the indicators of work discipline here is the
discipline in complying with the rules established in
the company.
With a high awareness in implementing
organizational rules embodied in high work
discipline, then a work productivity will also be
achieved. According (Hasibuan, 1999) that there are
several indicators that affect the level of discipline of
employees in the organization such as role models
and assertiveness, remuneration, justice, and
punishment sanctions.
4.5 Compliance Relation to Standards
with Work Productivity
Adherence to the standards in this study is the
perception of nurses implementing in compliance
with work standards established by the hospital in the
room. Based on the results of the study indicates that
there is a significant relationship between employee
compliance to the standard with work productivity.
The results of this study agree with what (Gillies,
1996) has said, that the use of nursing standards is
necessary to know the quality of services provided
and to reduce costs and is expected to limit the
likelihood of negligence. The existence of standard
work that the standard work certainty will be clear,
each will know the limits of authority and
responsibility, so that facilitate the daily work well
that will eventually increase productivity. If
employees do not know the standard of work and their
authority, they will tend to be misdirected, which will
result in a decrease in their performance.
Many employees are productive but have not been
able to do a good job because it is unclear about the
authority to be done. To protect nurses in the
workplace, hospitals should establish policies that
regulate the employment relationships and authority
components of each member so that the nurse feels
secure in doing every job because there is a protective
legal umbrella. Policies compiled by hospitals should
be tailored to the availability of facilities, equipment
and technology. States that professional nursing
practice must be realized in a real practice that is
direct care to patients, families, groups or
communities. Nursing services will be accepted and
trusted by the consumer if the quality of the service is
guaranteed through standard standards and always
upgraded from time to time.
4.6 Compliance Relation to Bosses with
Work Productivity
Compliance with superiors in this study is the
perception of nurse implementers in obeying
superiors in accordance with the rules set by the
hospital. Based on the results of research, indicate
that employee compliance to superiors related to
work productivity. The findings of this study
concurred with (Hasibuan, 1999) which states that
with exemplary leadership of a disciplined high
discipline subordinates became high. Many
employees show good work productivity because of
their reluctance and attachment to their superiors.
Employees feel bad if they do not work according
to the target given his boss. This will have an impact
on employee productivity in work. Respect and
reward of employees to leaders can be due to good
personality qualities or have high professional quality
in their field. So employee compliance is based on the
identification of a feeling of admiration or
appreciation to the boss. Respect and reward of
employees to leaders can be due to good personality
qualities or have high professional quality in their
field. If the center of this identification does not exist
then the discipline of work will decrease, the violation
will increase in frequency.
5 CONCLUSIONS
Productivity of non-military nurse in dr. Ramelan
Surabaya showed good work productivity (58%) and
poor productivity (42%). With the proportion of
respondents in completing the tasks in accordance
with academic ability, the skills and experience are
mostly good (76%), which works effectively for the
most good (59%) and the most efficient (59%) .
Work discipline relates to the productivity of non-
military nurse worker at Dr Ramelan Hospital
Surabaya
Compliance with non military military nurse
practitioners in Dr Ramelan Hospital Surabaya is
related to work productivity.
Compliance with non-military nurse working
standards in Dr Ramelan Hospital Surabaya is
related to work productivity.
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Compliance with non-military nurses' superiors
at Dr Ramelan Hospital Surabaya is related to
work productivity.
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