EDUCATIONAL MEDIA INTERACTION DESIGN OF PEDIATRIC PATIENT IN DENTISTRY
Health at an early age will affect health in old age. One component in living a healthy life is Dental health. However, dentists are a scourge for children to keep their teeth healthy. Many things affect children’s perceptions of dentists, such as the clothing of medical personnel, gender, family...
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| Format: | Final Project |
| Language: | Indonesia |
| Online Access: | https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/53906 |
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| Institution: | Institut Teknologi Bandung |
| Language: | Indonesia |
| Summary: | Health at an early age will affect health in old age. One component in living a healthy life is
Dental health. However, dentists are a scourge for children to keep their teeth healthy. Many
things affect children’s perceptions of dentists, such as the clothing of medical personnel,
gender, family issues, and the atmosphere in which they perform medical treatment. These
results emphasize the importance of ensuring that pediatric patients are comfortable during
their visits to the dentist and have a positive experience. Pediatric patients who have a negative
impression of dentists are likely to pass on this impression to other pediatric patients and
become a source of fear in the future. These negative impressions are difficult to overcome,
especially if they form a child’s first perception of a dentist. The solution taken in this project
is to build an interaction design for pediatric patient education media in consultation with
dentists as software using a User-Centered Design approach. This interaction design aims to
provide usability goals as efficient to use and effective to use, and to provide user experience
goals as motivating and helpful. To measure the achievement of usability goals and user
experience goals, it needs usability testing with the test parameters of the usability of scale
(SUS) system, completion rate, single ease question (SEQ), and intrinsic motivation inventory
(IMI). The test results show that the interaction design has met the defined usability goals and
user experience goals.
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