Kajian Perhitungan Kebutuhan dan Ketersediaan Sarana Parkir di Rumah Sakit Nasional Diponegoro di Semarang

Abstract

The hospital is a public facility that is visited by various kinds of visitors requiring supporting facilities in the form of adequate parking facilities. Hospitals often forget to calculate the need for sufficient parking so that there is too much parking around the neighborhood which causes congestion and disturbs the surrounding environment. Need to calculate measurably the parking needs that have followed the standards set by the government through an analysis of the number of hospital users and the local community that affect parking needs and analyze long-term parking needs. The BPJS program, which makes it easier for people to get services at the hospital, has resulted in more and more patients in the hospital. The vision of the Diponegoro National Hospital (RSND) is an Education Hospital which will become a place of study for all medical students at Undip which will affect the need for vehicle parking. In addition, the vision of becoming a Central Java Referral Hospital will increase more visits in the future. Developed as a class B hospital with initial stages of having 300 beds. With the large number of doctors at Undip Hospital and complete equipment, it has increased the number of visits for patients with serious illnesses. The methodology used is quantitative and qualitative by taking into account the number of users and parking requirement standards set by the government through the Director General of Transportation, the Ministry of Health and compared with the conditions of a case study of 3 class B hospitals in Semarang conducted by Teguh Hirarto 2005, will provide an overview of the optimal amount of parking. Calculation of the number of vehicles and planning strategies for transportation to the hospital and parking associated with supporting environmentally friendly hospitals. From quantitative analysis and calculations, the need for parking space is obtained for 132 SRF consisting of 310 cars and 510 cars. Encouraging environmentally friendly transportation in hospitals by including the need for bicycle parking of 100 bicycles, providing facilities for pedestrians in the form of comfortable pedestrians and ease of use of transportation public (bus) with a bus stop in front of the hospital is one way to reduce the need for parking for private motorized vehicles so it is hoped that parking needs will still be fulfilled.