E:\2021\NERS APRIL 2021\11-jurn 71Tukayo, Hardy, Saljan, Swastika, The Development Analysis of ... The Development Analysis of Post Graduate School Program of Occupational Health Nursing (OHN), Workforce and The Challenges in Poltekkes Kemenkes Jayapura (A Case Study) Isak Jurun Hans Tukayo1, Syaifoel Hardy2, Moh. Saljan3, I Ketut Swastika4 1,3,4Nursing Department, Poltekkes Kemenkes Jayapura, Indonesia 2Indonesian Nursing Trainers JURNAL NERS DAN KEBIDANAN (JOURNAL OF NERS AND MIDWIFERY) http://jnk.phb.ac.id/index.php/jnk JNK History Article: Received, 24/02/2020 Accepted, 16/03/2021 Published, 04/05/2021 Keywords: Postgraduate OHN, Nursing Educa- tion, Papua, Poltekkes Kemenkes Jayapura Article Information Abstract Introduction: There are several large industries in Papua that are engaged in oil exploration to wood processing. Yet, there is an imbalance between the need for OHN experts and the production of nurses due to the absence of OHN postgraduate educational facilities in Papua. The objective of this ar- ticle is to analyze the development of OHN postgraduate education pro- grams from the Occupational Safety and Health (OHS) perspectives. Meth- ods: The study used literature review method by implementing SWOT Analy- sis that emphasized on policy issues on nursing education and its special- ties, especially OHN. The data were collected from various sources, includ- ing the Ministry of Health, the Ministry of Manpower, BPPSDM, PPNI, and journals from within and outside the country. Document review was con- ducted from January 2016 to December 2020. Results: After intensive SWOT analysis, the research showed that the Poltekkes of the Ministry of Health of Jayapura was potentially supportive to develop postgraduate nursing edu- cation of OHN programs. In addition to adequate human resources, suffi- cient land for practice and the prospectve of industrial job opportunities for newly graduates. Discussion: The discussion in this study used SWOT (Strength, Weaknesses, Opportunity, Threat) Strategy by (Gurel, 2017) which was then developed in to internal factors that include strengths and weak- nesses, and external factors that include opportunity and threats. 71 Email: saderun@gmail.com E-ISSN : 2548-3811 DOI: 10.26699/jnk.v8i1.ART.p071–077 This is an Open Access article under the CC BY-SA license (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/) Correspondence Address: Poltekkes Kemenekes Jayapura – East Java, Indonesia P-ISSN : 2355-052X © 2021 Journal of Ners and Midwifery https://crossmark.crossref.org/dialog/?doi=10.26699/jnk.v8i1.ART.p071-077&domain=pdf&date_stamp=2021-04-15 https://doi.org/10.26699/JNK.V8I1.ART.P071-077 72 Jurnal Ners dan Kebidanan, Volume 8, Issue 1, April 2021, page 71–77 INTRODUCTION The development of the industries in Papua has not been matched by the availability of nursing personnel with the postgraduate educational level in the field of Occupational Health Nursing (OHN). The development of specialist nursing education is still lacking or not yet available in Indonesia (Efendi et al., 2018). According to (Jurun et al., 2020) the number of OHN nurses in Indonesia is relatively rare. This scarcity is evidenced by the lack of scientific work on OHN (Tukayo & Hardy, 2020). Whereas industries keep on developing and require updated hea lthcare services including nurses working in industrial sectors (Tukayo IJH & Hardy, 2020). The number of global nurses until 2018 reached 27.9 million, of which 19.3 million were professional nurses (WHO Region, 2018). This shortage decreased to 5.9 million nurses in 2018 (Efendi et al., 2018). Approximately 5.3 million (89%) of the shortage are in low and middle to lower income countries (WHO Region, 2018). Currently Indonesia only meets 60% of the needs of nurses according to world standards (Media Indonesia, 2020). If we follow the Universal Health Coverage (UHC) recommendation, the demand for nurses will increase along with the government efforts to meet the target for the number of nurses as recommended (Efendi et al., 2018). However, government analysis r evea ls tha t 31, 150 Indonesia n nur ses a r e unemployed (Efendi et al., 2018). This means the empowerment of Indonesian nurses is still not maximal, including in the industrial nursing sector. Based on data as of April 26, 2020, the Ministry of Industry (Kementerian Tena ga Kerja dan Transmigrasi, 1980) stated they had issued opera- tional permits and mobility for industrial activities to 14,533 companies. These companies come from the agro industry, chemical, pharmaceuticals and textiles, metal industries, machinery, tools and electronics, small, medium and various industries, as well as industrial estates and industrial services (CNBC, 2020). The industrial sector has a total workforce of 4,330,215 people (CNBC, 2020). The Central Bureau of Statistics (BPS) data notes that out of 34 existing provinces, Papua is in the lowest position with a poverty rate of 26.8% (BPS, 2020). This figure is below West Papua (21.7%) and East Nusa Tenggara (21.21%). In other words, Papua’s resources are very minimal. Nevertheless, there are several large industries in Papua engaged in gold, oil exploration to wood processing. As of August 2020, the number of industrial estates in Papua is 121 (BPS, 2020). Several large industries such as PT Freeport, BP, Genting Oil, Bintuni Utama Murni Wood, Hastra Pasifik Papua and Biak Veneer Jaya are big companies in the fields of oil, gold mining and timber exploration in Papua (Januar, 2019). These companies are in need of healthcare services for their employees’ wellness. However, the problems faced by nursing services in Papua are generally the same as other nurses in Indonesia (Efendi et al., 2018; Hardy, 2012). According to WHO, the role of OHN nurses includes clinician, nursing manager, adviser, educator, researcher and coordinator (WHO Regional office for Europe, 2001). T he a bsence of postgr a dua te level educational institutions not only hampers the career path of the nursing profession in Papua, but also the quality and quantity of OHN services. At present the number of educational institutions in Indonesia, of the 38 existing Poltekkes of the Ministry of Health, only two are in Papua, one is the Poltekkes of the Ministry of Health in Sorong and the other one is Poltekkes of the Ministry of Health in Ja ya pur a (BPPSDM, 2020). T he Poltekkes education level is Diploma 3 and 4 (Efendi et al., 2018). At pr esent ther e a r e 4 ca mpuses a t undergraduate level (1 state campus and 4 private campuses (Stikes Papua, Stikes Jayapura, Stikes St. Aloysius Papua and Cenderawasih University). However, Papua has special autonomy region, promulgated through Law 21/2001, November 2001 (Januar, 2019). The implementation of governmental decentralization can exercise Papua’s rights to self- determination by utilizing the political, socio- economic and cultural space created through special autonomy without having to become a threat to the sovereign state (Azmi Muttaqin, 2014). The government has also shown steps to overcome the Human Resources crisis in health (Kurniati et al., 2015). This article tries to explore the possibilities of Papua if it is capable of developing the master pr ogr am of OHN educa tion. To answer this question, an extensive study is required to assess the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats of Papua, Papuan, its environment, law and regulations. METHODS This study analyzed the results of extensive literature reviews through electronic and printed materials about OHN nurses, the situation of nurses 73Tukayo, Hardy, Saljan, Swastika, The Development Analysis of ... in Indonesia, OHN nursing education and training as well as human resources on teaching OHN in Indonesia. The results were analyzed by utilizing relevant information from the Google Scholar, ProQuest, and Scopus databases, in Indonesian and English from within and outside the country, from the Ministry of Health, Ministry of Manpower, Indonesian Nurses Association (PPNI), Human Resour ces Development a nd Empower ment Agency (BPPSDM), Ministry of Education and Culture and other relevant institutions. The data was processed then analyzed using the SWOT Analysis Strategy with 2x2 matrix elements (Gurel, 2017). This article was the result of selected extracts from these various sources which were then collected a nd a ssessed for their r eleva nce. Document extraction and review was carried out from January 2016 to December 2020. The SWOT analysis includes four components viz organizational strengths’ character that give advantages, orga- niza tiona l weakesses’ char a cter s tha t place disadvantages, organizational opportunity is external elements that give benefits and the organizational threats that could cause trouble for the organization (Gurel, 2017). RESULTS The results of the analysis of this study used a SWOT analysis by (Gurel, 2017). Weaknes ses In Indonesia, there is no nursing campus that has ever held OHN program and no campus figures are used as examples (Tukayo IJH & Hardy, 2020). This statement is supported by the findings of Efendi et a l. (2018) wher e the number of OHN postgraduate specialization education is not yet available in Indonesia. The second weakness is the Regulation of the Minister of Education and Culture of the Republic of Indonesia Number 7 of 2020 concerning the Establishment, Change, Dissolution of State Universities, and the Establishment, Change, Revocation of Private Higher Education Permits, Article 4, paragraphs 5 and 6 which states the Study Program in the master program or an applied master program can be held after the Study Program in the same branch of science in the undergraduate program or diploma four or applied bachelor’s program has been accredited with the lowest a ccr edita tion r a ting Ver y Good (Kemendikbud, 2020). Opportunity This Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) Teaching Material Module includes 6 modules with the composition of the Nature of Occupational Safety and Health, Occupational Safety and Health Figure 1 SWOT Analysis Source: Gurel, (2017). P. 2. Strenghts The Table above shows that the number of nursing study programs occupies the largest portion (11 programs or 52.3%) compared to other study programs. Figure 2 Student Distribution of Departmentwise in Poltekkes Jayapura 2019 I (2019) II (2018) III (2017) IV (2016) 1 Pharmacy D III Jayapura B 92 74 93 47 306 2 Nutrition D III Jayapura B 40 39 44 43 166 3 Midwifery D III Jayapura B 51 67 38 65 221 4 Midwifery D III Biak B 77 187 358 58 680 5 Midwifery D III Mimika B 21 23 46 34 124 6 Midwifery D III Nabire B 55 44 48 50 197 7 Nursing D III Jayapura B 131 106 76 105 418 8 Nursing D III Wamena C 77 125 113 78 393 9 Nursing D III Biak B 51 70 81 81 283 10 Nursing D III Merauke B 72 74 71 76 293 11 Nursing D III Timika B 87 61 46 59 253 12 Nursing D III Nabire B 170 392 439 77 1078 13 Nursing D III Kep.Yapen B 30 55 71 80 236 14 Sanitation D III Jayapura B 47 84 58 75 264 15 Sanitation D III Mimika C 30 25 43 25 123 16 Lab Tech D III Jayapura B 144 158 165 107 574 17 Nutrition & Dietetics D IV Jayapura B 46 44 59 62 211 18 Midwifery D IV Jayapura B 30 32 55 50 167 19 Nursing D IV Jayapura B 0 0 54 81 135 20 Ners Profession Jayapura B 97 0 0 0 97 21 Total 1256 1586 1865 1206 5913 Number of Students in Each Level No Study Program Location A ccred. Total Source: BPPSDM, Ministry of Health, P. 107, (2020) 74 Jurnal Ners dan Kebidanan, Volume 8, Issue 1, April 2021, page 71–77 The diagram above shows that the majority of nursing education in Papua is at the Diploma program level, both Diploma 3 with duration of 3 years and diploma 4 with duration of 4 years, as many as 8 campuses. For the undergraduate level, there are two institutions, one Institute of Health Sciences and one university. Threats The map of Papua in Figure 6 shows the Papua Province, an area of 316,553.07 square km with a population of 3,435. 430 (BPS, 2020). The unequal distribution of development and population over a large area of land in Papua province poses challenges related to the dissemination of infor- mation, application of information technology as well as communication and transportation (Putro, 2020). In addition, the diversity of ethnic groups in Papua and a history of conflict between tribes has made social and political problems a challenge in overall development (Bhakti & Pigay, 2016). Regarding health problems, Papua also still has relatively high morbidity and mortality rates (Kemenkes RI, 2019), because access, socio-economic conditions and the level of public awareness are still lacking (Sandila et al., 2020). Another external element is in the form of policies that do not recommend education in service departments whose output is difficult to find work (BPPSDM, 2020). Especially in this pandemic era where government costs were drained to handle Covid-19 (Kementrian Keuangan, 2020). In general, Indonesia is an archipelago with more than 17,000 islands, consisting of 34 provinces and is one of the most populous countries in the world (Asyatun, 2018). DISCUSSION Strenghts The discussion on Strengths according to (Tanya Sammut-Bonici, 2017) includes finance, managerial, infrastructure, production, distribution of relationships, marketing (marketing), brand equity and innovation resources. According to (Gurel, 2017) all internal characteristics that provide benefits are called strenghts. According to the Minister of Manpower Regulation No. PER-04 / MEN.1987, concerning the Committee for Occupational Safety a nd Hea lth (P2K3) a nd the Pr ocedur e for Appointing Labor Experts, article 2 states that every company that employs 100 people or more is obliged to form P2K3. So far there has been no research on how many OHN nurses work for (Tukayo IJH & Hardy, 2020). Poltekkes Kemenkes Jayapura is an educational institution with Accreditation B (BPPSDM, 2020). The number of lecturers is more than 200 people, the ratio of lecturers to students is 1:12; the number of students is more than 4000 in General, Occupational Safety and Health in Laboratories, Hospitals and Occupational Safety and Health in Industry (BPPSDM, 2016). All these facilities are owned by the Jayapura Poltekkes in terms of infrastructures and their access. Likewise, the employment opportunities, both at home and abroad which are not yet utilized (Putro, 2020). Sources: Ristekdikti, (2018) Figure 3 Level of Education of Nursing Colleges in Papua 2018 Source: Papua.go.id, (2020) Figure 4 Map of Papua Province 75Tukayo, Hardy, Saljan, Swastika, The Development Analysis of ... spread across 17 study programs, 9 of which are nursing study programs, in 7 regions in Papua province. Financially, Poltekkes Jayapura is an esta blished infr a str uctur e supported by the government. Currently, courses related to OHN are still integrated in Community Nursing, with 9 semester credit units (SKS). Yet, the Jayapura Health Polytechnic organizes Diploma IV program with Bachelor of Applied Sciences degree. On the occupa tiona l hea lth wor king oppor tunity perspectives, there are 4,330,215 company workers (CNBC, 2020), in which ideally 4,332 shuld be available of OSH experts are needed. This is necessa r y beca use compa nies need high performance indicators (IPIECA, n.d.). One of the K3 experts involved in achieving this goal is the P2K3 committee, namely the industrial nurses (OHN). In addition, of the total 889 nursing education institutions that exist in Indonesia, not one has organized the OHN program (Efendi et al., 2018). Moreover, health education development is part of the investment (WHO Region, 2018). Thus, in terms of finance, management, infrastructure, production, relationships, band equity and innovation recourses, the Jayapura Health Polytechnic has the potentials to develop OHN’s postgraduate level education department. Weaknes ses Weaknesses according to Gurel (2017) what is meant here are all internal elements that cause losses / weaknesses for the organization. Papua is a special autonomous region (Januar, 2019). Papua’s right to special autonomy related to the education sector has not been maximized. This weakness can be a flaw because it relates to central policies, even though on the side of the Special Autonomy for the Papua region which was promulgated through Law 21/2001, November 2001, where there is protection of the basic rights of the Papuan people to develop themselves (Ja nua r, 2019). However, the development of education by utilizing local wisdom can be used as basic capital in developing education (Hidayat, 2016) at a higher level as we have seen, for example on the island of Bali (Wigunadika, 2018). This component in Papua includes the availability of large practice areas for the nursing students. The large number of existing industries make OHN postgraduate students more flexible when carrying out field practices a well as prospective jobs opportunity. This means that the proposal for the establishment of an OHN postgraduate program can be fought for through the Papua regional legislative approach and across sectors. The problem of unavailability of human resources, namely lecturers, can be overcome through competency development programs through training at a number of campuses that already have OHS postgraduate programs (Hardy, 2012). Lecturers need to study the strategy of the postgr a dua te educa tion pr ogr a m implementation program to find out the position of the Masters Study Program and the implementation of other things that need to be developed in the future as suggested (Hubeis, 2018). Some references from abroad can be used as input in the development of OHN postgraduate education programs at the Jayapura Health Polytechnic, for example the standards used in the USA (AAOHN, 2004), OHN teaching (Oakley, 2003; (OSHA, 2015), according to the recommendations of the OHN material from Rogers et al (2009). So that the output is in accordance with international standards as the role of OHN nurses (WHO Regional office for Europe, 2001). Opportunity According to Gurel (2017) what Opportunity mea ns is a ll exter nal elements tha t provide opportunities for the organization. Data from (Ristekdikti, 2018) shows that there are 10 nursing campuses in Papua Province, i.e. 2 state campuses and 8 private campuses, which include 8 campuses holding nursing diploma programs, 1 campus holding Diploma and Bachelor of Nursing levels and the other one holding only Bachelor of Nursing program. This demonstrates the possibility of developing the education of the master level program is widely open in Papua, as is the direction of the national education goals (Tukayo, 2020). This step is also in line with the goals of health policies contained in the National Health System (Tumurang, 2019). Providing master degree education program in Papua will sustenance Papuans’ wellbeing in terms of career opportunity and livelihood. Threats According to (Gurel, 2017) all external elements that cause disruption to the organization are categorized as Threats. Geographically, infra- structure development, communication and the 76 Jurnal Ners dan Kebidanan, Volume 8, Issue 1, April 2021, page 71–77 population of Indonesia are major challenges faced in the implementation of many program in Papua. Formal education programs at the undergraduate and postgraduate level specialist occupational safety and health (K3) have been so far organized by the Faculty of Public Health at many large campuses outside Papua (University of Indonesia, Gajah Mada University, Diponegoro University, Airlangga University, Hasanudin University) (Tukayo IJH & Hardy, 2020). This has resulted in Papuans who are interested in learning OSH have to leave the island of Papua. This threat is actually at the same time an opportunity. With the establishment of the OHN Postgraduate program in Papua, it will reduce the burden on Papuans who want to study OHN at the level of master degree. As for the existence of lecturers who are temporarily bringing in support from outside Papua, this can be overcome by training lecturers at the Papua Health Polytechnic, because the majority of lecturers at the Poltekkes Jayapura are indigenous Papuans (Tukayo, 2021, Personal Communication). CONCLUSION One of the noble goals of the establishment of the Republic of Indonesia is the achievement of intellectual life of the nation. This effort is not easy because in its history the nation has faced many obstacles and challenges, especially in developing natural and human resources in Papua as one of the youngest provinces in Indonesia. However, Papua has great potentials that deserves to be an example in the development of the industrial health sector, especially in the OHN nursing field. Papua has several international level industries that need support through the development of specialist nursing education, namely by establishing OHN postgraduate program at the Jayapura Health Polytechnic. To initiate this plan requires justifiable study from an academic point of view. This article has attempted to explore the potentials of the Jayapura Health Polytechnic using the SWOT Analysis strategy by Gurel (2017). SWOT analysis is a very popular method used by organizations for strategic management and marketing. It is a tried and true strategic analysis tool. It is expected that the results of this analysis will be useful for the preparation of a proposal for the establishment of OHN postgraduate education program at the Poltekkes of Jayapura. The shortcomings of this article is that it is not supported by the survey. 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