THE DEVELOPMENT OF WEB-BASED CHRONIC DISEASE MONITORING MANAGEMENT ACCORDING TO COMPLETENESS ASPECT OF CLINICAL DOCUMENTATION IMPROVEMENT (CDI)

Karimah, Rinda Nurul and Farlinda, Sustin and Milla, I and Himmasari, D and Layland, A (2019) THE DEVELOPMENT OF WEB-BASED CHRONIC DISEASE MONITORING MANAGEMENT ACCORDING TO COMPLETENESS ASPECT OF CLINICAL DOCUMENTATION IMPROVEMENT (CDI). In: Proceeding of the 2nd International Conference on Food and Agriculture. Politeknik Negeri Jember, pp. 387-392. ISBN 978-602-14917-9-9

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Abstract

Chronic Disease Management Program or PROLANIS is one of programs implemented by BPJS (The Indonesian National Health Insurance System). It is intended for BPJS chronic diseases members to reach the optimal quality of life and prevent disease complication.[1]. Clinical Documentation Improvement (CDI) is a program facilitating the completeteness of patient’s clinical status. [2]. Complete documentation is required for the continuation of complete health service to patients with chronic diseases. The transition from manual to electronic-based clinical documentation was strongly recommended as it improved the completeness of information.[3]. Documenting Prolanis patients’ health status was less related to CDI, the design and implementation of web-based monitoring application was expected to become solution of existing problem. An analysis should be conducted especially on completeness aspect to make the application perfect. This research was quantitative analytic descriptive research with cross sectional approach by using scoring method on completeness aspect of information quality. The results showed the highest completeness aspect of patients’ data item was 82.5% and the lowest completeness aspect of menu data item was 70%, followed by 70.8% of allergic history item. The research’ results are expected to provide guidance in improving the application especially to support CDI.

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