Development of Type B General Hospital Management Information System: Outpatient, Laboratory, and Ambulance Subsystem
The complexity of hospital services is increasing due to the introduction of BPJS <br /> <br /> <br /> Kesehatan. In making BPJS reimbursement claims, hospitals need to provide <br /> <br /> <br /> complete diagnosis and procedure data from outpatient and labo...
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Format: | Final Project |
Language: | Indonesia |
Online Access: | https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/21478 |
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Institution: | Institut Teknologi Bandung |
Language: | Indonesia |
Summary: | The complexity of hospital services is increasing due to the introduction of BPJS <br />
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Kesehatan. In making BPJS reimbursement claims, hospitals need to provide <br />
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complete diagnosis and procedure data from outpatient and laboratory services. If <br />
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there is a discrepancy between the data and the actual treatment received by a <br />
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patient, those hospitals will bear losses. In addition, the referral process between <br />
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polyclinics in a hospital is still troublesome for patients. Therefore, a management <br />
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information system is needed to facilitate data recording for outpatient, laboratory, <br />
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and ambulance services while also simplifying inter polyclinics referral process. <br />
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Based on analysis results, the developed system serves to provide data structures <br />
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for polyclinics, emergency departments, laboratories, ambulances, and procedures. <br />
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The system also provides an interface for physicians to conduct inter polyclinics <br />
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referrals. The system also facilitates business processes for outpatient, laboratory, <br />
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and ambulance services. In addition to those functional requirements, the system <br />
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also has nonfunctional requirements such as API security, route security, response <br />
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time, and load time. <br />
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The system is developed with a three-tier architecture using rich clients, API <br />
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servers, and databases. Then, implementation of the system is done in accordance <br />
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with design results. After implementing the system, functional and nonfunctional <br />
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tests are done to the system. Based on test results, the developed system has already <br />
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met all the defined functional and nonfunctional requirements. <br />
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There are two conclusions that can be obtained from this Final Project. First, data <br />
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recording for outpatient, laboratory, and ambulance services have been handled by <br />
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the system, making the process less prone to errors. Secondly, inter polyclinics <br />
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referrals can be done using the interface provided by the system. This made the <br />
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referral process easier as patients are no longer required to return to the front office. |
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