Yayan Story, Nurse in Border Area of RI and Timor Leste
Kupang, With a background as a nurse, Yayan Inayah who is also a member of the Nusantara Sehat team takes the mandate to make changes in the border area. Precisely at Silawan Public Health Center, Belu Regency, East Nusa Tenggara. How's the story? Let's see more. Beginning initially assigned to participate Nusantara Sehat. So the placement can be here, so now the task is here, Yayan said, his nickname. Telling Yayan, language becomes the main obstacle when starting his task. Therefore, he often asks the help of fellow health professionals who also become natives there so much easier to interact with patients. It is often difficult if the patient or patient check, do not understand what the complain. So there must be friends who terlemahin. But for a long time also accustomed, said the woman graduated ners, University of Nahdlatul Ulama, Surabaya, East Java.
Student counseling and examination activities at school (Photo: personal documentation of Yayan Inayah)
Also read: Visiting a 4-star Puskesmas in RiauDi Puskesmas Silawan, Yayan said, the patient came with various complaints, but the most frequent was cough and stomach pain.In addition, the 27-year-old woman from Ende, Flores, was once helpful accident patients getting drunk from drinking alcoholic beverages. Uniquely, when sewing the wound, the patient admitted did not feel sick. His wound was stitched he did not feel pain. So do not need to use lidokain sewing, he said again. Patients who come not only from the local community. For about 2 years serving as a nurse, there are also patients who come from a neighboring country, namely Timor Leste. According to Yayan, because the location of puskesmas is close to the border gate, usually patients who go to the puskesmas because they are traveling from Indonesia to Timor Leste or vice versa from Timor Leste to Indonesia.
Student counseling and examination activities at school (Photo: personal documentation of Yayan Inayah)
Also read: dr Toni and The Story Often Evacuate Patients Through the River due to AvalancheWhile not free, another reason why Timorese people opt for treatment in Indonesia is because most of them feel the service and treatment in Indonesia is much better than his own country.Usually they pay according to the tariff set by the regional government, Yayan said. (hrn / vit)
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