Risk management as a process for analysis, identification, evaluation, control, and overcoming risks faced by organizations or Hospital Agencies. This control is carried out by implementing Hospital Work Safety Health (HWSH). The purpose of this case study is to find out the analysis of occupational health and safety risk control and management in hospitals. The method in the case study is by implementing the Hospital Occupational Health Safety Risk Management system (HOH SRMS). Hospital management system as a whole which includes the organizational structure, planning, responsibilities, implementation, procedures, processes and resources needed for the development, implementation, achievement and maintenance of occupational health and safety policies. The results of the analysis state that the Occupational Safety & Health (OSH) plan in the hospital is the key as a reference for performance in health worker safety with risk identification, risk analysis, risk assessment, implemented solutions, and risk monitoring. It can be concluded that risk management in hospitals is a comprehensive control activity in the form of identification and evaluation to reduce the risk of injury and loss to patients, hospital employees and to improve the quality of health services. Hospital Agencies have the duty and obligation to identify and control thoroughly both in the service area, infectious area and hospital environment area. HOH SMRS as an important aspect designed to prevent negative impacts on business processes or minimize financial loss. It is hoped that the hospital will carry out risk management by identifying weaknesses in the system and correcting these weaknesses.
 

Introduction– Stroke is a non-communicable disease that has an impact on the loss of motor skills in the extremities. One intervention that can overcome this problem is the application of squishy with a combination of active ROM.
Purpose– The purpose of this case study was to conduct nursing care on the application of squishy intervention to increase hand muscle strength in stroke patients. Methodology/Approach – The method used in writing is a case report which was carried out for 6 days with Active ROM combination squishy intervention.
Findings– The results of this scientific work show that with the active ROM combination squishy intervention for 6 days, there is a significant increase in muscle strength in the right upper extremity before the intervention is worth 2 and after the intervention is worth 4.
Conclusion– The effectiveness of the application of nursing care standards in increasing muscle strength given to patients shows a change in muscle strength on the third day to the fifth day with a muscle strength value of 3 and the sixth day with a muscle strength value of 4.