User Satisfaction with an Implementaition Electronic Medical Record

Erawantini, Feby and Farlinda, Sustin (2020) User Satisfaction with an Implementaition Electronic Medical Record. In: nternational Proceedings the 2nd International Scientific Meeting on Health Information Management (ISMoHIM) 2020. APTIRMIKI, pp. 100-103. ISBN 978-623-95806-0-5

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Abstract

The RME application is expected to be integrated between health services and has a function as a clinical decision support system the existing medical record is still in the form of the paper medical record so that it is easily lost, damaged, and It does not support to clinical decision making. RME is included CDSS, and prediction of diagnosis has never existed especially in Indonesia. The purpose of this study implemented the RME application in the educational clinic, and evaluated the user’s satisfaction with the RME application has been implemented. The method used for RME implementation was parallel implementation and evaluation of user satisfaction by the end-user computing satisfaction method. The Implementation of the RME application was carried out for 2 months in the educational clinic from September to October 2019. The study involved 2 doctors, 1 registration officer, 2 nurses, and 1 pharmacy officer. The results of RME application research could be implemented in the educational clinic RME applications with a clinical decision support system in the form of blood pressure, risk of Diabetes Mellitus, risk of stroke, the interaction of drug content with a history of allergies, as well as abnormal warnings of laboratory and radiological examination results.

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