Joko prasetyo
Department Master of Nursing, Institut Ilmu Kesehatan STRADA Indonesia, Kediri, Indonesia

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Effectiveness of Health Services in controlling the Increase in the Number of Hypertension Suffering Cases in Community Health Centers Sangurara Palu Renny Febrina Arif; Joko prasetyo
Journal of Community Engagement in Health Vol. 7 No. 1 (2024): March
Publisher : Universitas STRADA Indonesia

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.30994/jceh.v7i1.511

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Efforts to control non-communicable diseases, especially hypertension as one of the diseases with the greatest prevalence in Indonesia, need to be of concern to the government and health workers in public health services. Managing health service management is one way to control hypertension cases in society. This community service program was carried out by first carrying out a preliminary study as an initial stage of activities to formulate problems and determine priority issues related to controlling hypertension cases at the Sangurara Palu Community Health Center. In this program, several activities are carried out that can support the successful control of hypertension cases, such as education and outreach regarding the prevention, treatment and care of hypertension. From the implementation of activities to overcome the problem of the effectiveness of controlling hypertension cases, it can be used as input for the Sangurara Community Health Center in the management of community health center management related to the number of hypertension cases.
Efforts to Increase Public Knowledge about the Utilization of Information Technology through Android Applications Regarding the Ways and Flow of Online Registration for Outpatient Visits in Hospitals Islam Garam Kalianget Sumenep District Siti Amina Zainal; Nurhasanah; Indra Nurita Octavia; Yusron Haries; Wildan Novel; Joko Prasetyo
Journal of Community Engagement in Health Vol. 7 No. 1 (2024): March
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.30994/jceh.v7i1.519

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To provide higher quality services to patients, many hospitals adopt information systems. The existence of a precise and accurate information system can reduce the occurrence of unwanted errors so that it can increase more efficient performance and operational speed of the agency. The problem of long waiting times for services is something faced by many hospitals, including the Garam Kalianget Islamic Hospital. By utilizing information technology through an Android application regarding the method and flow of online registration, it can provide benefits to patients, especially in reducing the accumulation of patients in the registration waiting room. The aim of implementing this Community Service activity is to increase public knowledge about the use of information technology through Android applications regarding the method and flow of online registration for outpatient visits at the Garam Kalianget Islamic Hospital. This activity was carried out at the Garam Kalianget Islamic Hospital using a lecture method by the implementation team, attended by patients visiting outpatients at the Garam Kalianget Islamic Hospital. The material presented is evaluated by conducting a question and answer session at the end of the activity, where all questions/quizzes submitted by the implementing team can be answered by the participants. From this activity, the results showed that there was an increase in the highest correct answer of the participants who downloaded the Garam Kalianget Islamic Hospital online application, 30 participants (100%), 28 participants (93%) already knew about the Garam Kalianget Islamic Hospital online application, 28 participants were able to use the Garam Kalianget Islamic Hospital online application ( 93%) and participants know what data is included in filling out participants to register online as many as 28 participants (93%).