PENGEMBANGAN DASHBOARD CERDAS UNTUK MONITORING DATA PASIEN RAWAT RUMAH SAKIT UMUM DAERAH PRAYA KABUPATEN LOMBOK TENGAH

Authors

  • Lalu Mutawalli STMIK Lombok
  • Mohammad Taufan Asri Zaen STMIK Lombok
  • Wire Bagye STMIK LOMBOK

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.36595/jire.v4i1.321

Keywords:

Dashboard, Monitoring, Data

Abstract

Rumah Sakit Umum Daerah (RSUD) is a hospital owned by the Lombok Tengah Regency Government. RSUD Praya has a main vision as a hospital with excellent service, by prioritizing perfect, effective, efficient and friendly quality services, family-based manner with financing affordable to all levels of society. Efforts that have been made by RSUD Praya are implementing hospital information systems. In 2014 RSUD Praya has used the hospital information system (SIMRS) which was developed independently. However, the SIMRS that was developed has not been deemed effective in supporting business processes at RSUD Praya. In mid-2019 to date, RSUD Praya has carried out a system migration. The system migration from the old SIMRS to SIMRS Khanza presented obstacles in integrating data. One reason is that the two hospital information systems were developed by different developers. Therefore, the data contained in each Database is different. This difference creates a gap when it comes to analyzing patient data simultaneously from 2014 to the present. Gap analysis between the two hospital information systems at RSUD Praya cannot reflect good data management. One of the efforts to overcome the gap analysis is to build a data warehouse. The development of a data warehouse and dashboard is the right effort if you look at the size of the data records stored in the two SIMRS Databases used at RSUD Praya. The test results on the dashboard system that were developed simultaneously were as much as 86% with each measured assessment was a system quality assessment of 86%, an assessment of information quality by 88%, and an assessment of system service quality by 85% of the test results it can be concluded that the system is sufficient. assist in supporting the performance of data processing at RSUD Praya. With the dashboard system developed at RSUD Praya, stakeholders in the hospital be able to get the information and knowledge contained in the transaction data carried out at RSUD Praya easily

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2021-04-19