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Hospital in a form of public facility provides comprehensive health care services. As a part of the healthcare system, patient safety intended to prevent and reduce risks, errors and harms that occur to patients. During the provision of healthcare services, patients and their families are subject to receive direct and detailed information regarding purposed medical procedure. The information includes diagnosis, expected outcomes, alternative intervention, risk, complications, prognosis and estimated cost. This study intended to describe the process of informational disclosure toward patients and assess the completeness of informed consent among caesarean section patients. This is a descriptive qualitative and quantitativ study involving 57 patients and 4 informant admitted to PKU Muhammadiyah Gamping Hospital during first quarter of 2020. Participants were recruited through accidental sampling method. Univariate statistical analysis was performed to explore the study findings. This research discover that information disclosure was performed prior to medical intervention in a concise and understandable language for the patients. Despite the disclosure was performed in a simplified language, study reported incomplete informed consent dominated from authentication section. Among 57 informed consent, 49,13% were incompletely filled in.

Information Disclosure and the Completeness of Informed Consent for Caesarean Section Patients at PKU Muhammadiyah Gamping Hospital, Yogyakarta