JAKARTA - Hasan Sadikin Bandung Hospital has sanctioned a nurse who was negligent and almost handed over a baby to parents who were not his biological parents while undergoing treatment.
RSHS President Director Rachim Dinata Marsidi said the sanctions given were a first warning letter (SP1) and deactivation from direct service to patients.
"The nurse was deactivated, transferred to a section that does not serve patients and given SP1," said Rachim in Bandung, Friday.
He added that the hospital was also ready to undergo an evaluation from the Ministry of Health regarding the incident.
According to him, the management of RSHS has reported the incident to the Ministry of Health as a form of institutional responsibility.
In addition, RSHS will conduct a thorough evaluation of all nursing staff to prevent similar incidents from occurring again.
Rachim emphasized that the training would focus on compliance with standard operating procedures (SOP), especially in the process of handing over babies to parents.
"RSHS will evaluate and re-train nurses regarding compliance with the SOP for handing over babies to parents," he said.
Previously, a mother on behalf of Nina Saleha shared her experience of a nurse's negligence at RSHS Bandung through the social media Tiktok.
Nina is known to have just given birth and admitted that she almost lost her baby in the treatment room of the Hasan Sadikin Hospital (RSHS) in Bandung City.
The reason is, when he was going to take his baby home, he was being carried by an unknown person who was handed over by one of the nurses in the NICU room of the Mother and Child Building of RSHS Bandung while he was going to eat.
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