SISTEM KEMITRAAN ANTARA STAKEHOLDERS DALAM PROGRAM PERAWATAN DUKUNGAN DAN PENGOBATAN HIV DAN AIDS DI RSUD KABUPATEN MERAUKE

Abstract

Background. UNAIDS reports that in 2009 although the number of new HIV infections has been steadily declining since the late 1990's, but the decline is followed by a decline in deaths from AIDS because they do not increase significantly with antiretroviral therapy for several years. Merauke District Hospital is one of the referral hospital for people with HIV and AIDS and has formed a working groups of HIV and AIDS as a a referral center CST HIV and AIDS program. CST HIV and AIDS Program was developed to formed networking among stakeholders in overcoming the resource constraints. Methods. This case study research implemented in Merauke district Hospital with a unit analyst HIV and AIDS working groups Merauke District Hospital in September-November 2011. Independent variables in this study is Networking among stakeholders is the District health department, District Aids Control Commission, District Hospital, HIV and AIDS working groups Merauke District Hospital, NGOs, community organizations, and people living with HIV while the dependent variable is the Care, Support and Treatment of HIV and AIDS. Subjects in this case study research 15 respondents. Results. From the the research found that the system of formal networkings between stakeholders was developed in the group with regular meetings, informal meetings and internships. The provision of human resources that are not placed in a long time sector in which training institutions have followed suit. Institutions provide some services in the care, support and treatment of HIV and AIDS with the help of a growing networking system. Managers Working Group of the CST program to maintain the sustainability of HIV and AIDS in HIV and AIDS Working Group Merauke District Hospital, implementing networkings with more proactive in providing the needs of their institution. Conclusion. networking system has grown along with the capacity and built on the activities of groups working with the network continues to expand. Forum activities still need to socialize a shared understanding of different ways and procedures derived from donor agencies