Relationship between the Supervision Function of the Head of the Room and Nurses' Compliance in Implementing Fall Risk Prevention

Patient safety is a method where patient care must be provided safely so that incidents of patient falls can be prevented. One of the prevention of fall risk is influenced by factors that cause nurses to comply. Nurses' non-compliance in preventing fall risk can be caused by the supervision factor that is carried out. The purpose of this study was to determine the relationship between the head of the room's supervision and nurse compliance in implementing fall risk prevention. This research method uses a descriptive analytical method with a Cross Sectional Study approach. The sampling technique used was the Total Sampling technique with a sample size of 54 respondents. Data were analyzed using Chi Square. The results obtained from univariate analysis showed that the characteristics of respondents in this study were dominated by nurses aged 26-35 years (early adulthood) as many as 35 nurses (64.8%), with the highest level of education and respondents were D III Nursing as many as 32 nurses (59.2%), the longest length of work of respondents was <5 years as many as 28 nurses (51.8%), respondents with good supervision of the head of the room as many as 30 nurses (55.6%), nurses who complied with implementing fall risk prevention as many as 24 nurses (44.4%) The results of the bivariate analysis showed a significant relationship between supervision of the head of the room and nurse compliance in implementing fall risk prevention