Title of article :
Lean thinking concept application for improving quality service of public services
Author/Authors :
Prastyo Utomo, Yudi Department of Industrial Engineering - University of Mercu Buana, Jakarta, Indonesia , Hernadewita, Hernadewita Department of Industrial Engineering - University of Mercu Buana, Jakarta, Indonesia , Damsiar, Damsiar Department of Industrial Engineering - University of Mercu Buana, Jakarta, Indonesia , Molle, Danumaya Department of Industrial Engineering - University of Mercu Buana, Jakarta, Indonesia
Abstract :
Depictions of the service process, usually is done through the service cycle
assessment. This cycle includes a process of mapping that begins by the service of
the first customer by the related service providers, until the completion of
transaction processes. Even after the transaction is resolved, there is still a service
that can be categorized as after sales service. Healthcare, is among the companies
engaged in public pelayananan sector, particularly in public health services. To
fulfill the needs of the customer / patient, company must always work to provide
the health services in accordance with customer expectations. Measuring the level
that patients are satisfied can be done by using several indicators such as patient
satisfaction on health services access, quality health services, process health
services and health service system. It could be argued that the measurement of
quality of health services, and all the results or consequences of health services
contained in the output has the potential to be a problem of quality in health
service. The method used is by applying the concept of lean thinking, to reduce the
7 (seven) wastes that are considered to be very harmful. The achievement of the
improvement process in the handling of services, is expected to accelerate and
reduce wastes in the process of health service. Another technique used to identify
and help search for potential problems is the use of FMEA (Failure Mode and
Effect Analysis).
Keywords :
Quality of service , FMEA , improvement , lean thinking , waste
Journal title :
Astroparticle Physics