DESIGN OF âTEMAN TIROIDâ MOBILE APPLICATION AS A MEDIA TO SUPPORT THE MONITORING NEEDS OF THYROID PATIENT
Mobile applications have become an important part of everyday life, including selfmonitoring of health. Health apps give individuals the ability to actively monitor their own health conditions. According to Statista data, the number of downloads of Indonesian health and fitness applications rose 5...
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Language: | Indonesia |
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Language: | Indonesia |
Summary: | Mobile applications have become an important part of everyday life, including selfmonitoring of health. Health apps give individuals the ability to actively monitor
their own health conditions. According to Statista data, the number of downloads
of Indonesian health and fitness applications rose 50.5% compared to 2018,
reaching 13.17 million in 2021. With the number of existing applications, there is
still no mobile health application specifically available for thyroid patients in
Indonesia, even though thyroid disorders themselves are a health problem that is
quite common in Indonesia. According to the Indonesian Ministry of Health, there
are more than 1.7 million Indonesians who suffer from goiter, which can be caused
by hyperthyroidism, hypothyroidism, or euthyroidism. Based on this potential, this
research aims to analyze the health monitoring needs of thyroid patients, through
an in-depth understanding of the empathy process used to create a mobile
application interface plan that can support monitoring activities for thyroid
patients. This research uses the Design Thinking method through the UI/UX Design
design approach guided by The Five Planes design model by Garett (2011). Data
collection was carried out using a qualitative approach through questionnaires,
and interviews with thyroid patients as well as carrying out usability tests on actual
users using the Usability Testing method. The research results show that there are
two needs for thyroid patients related to medical and non-medical, non-medical
needs in this case practical support which contains the Medication Reminder
feature, Routine examination schedule reminders, Health Records, and Symptom
Tracker can support self-care activities. monitoring thyroid patients very well. It
was found that Medication Reminder is the feature most frequently used as a
medium for monitoring thyroid patients, where users can set medication schedules
based on type, name, time, and duration according to medical instructions. This
shows that the feature in practical support can effectively help thyroid patients in
their treatment activities. |
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