General Lecture: Multimedia Application for Public Health
Major of Health Promotion and Behavior, Graduate program of Public Healt, UGM presents a General Lecture on:
Day/Date : Tuesday, August 5, 2008
Time : 10 AM - 12 PM
Venue : Theater Room, Library of Medicine Faculty, UGM
Speaker : KRMT. Roy Suryo Notodprojo, M.Kes
Topic : Aplikasi Multimedia Untuk Kesehatan Masyarakat
Contribution : Rp 50.000,00
RSVP: Miss Trias and Mr. Sarman (Telp. 551409), before August 4, 2008 at 12 PM.
From the Graduate Program’s Graduation Ceremony of July 2008, New Title of MPH for the SIMKES Scholars.
Thursday, Juli 24, 2008, Graduate Program of Gadjah Mada University held a graduation ceremony for July period. Among the 973 scholars who attended the ceremony, there were 3 scholars from SIMKES (Health Management Information System). They were Maman, MPH (from the Subang Health Office), Abdul Haris, MPH (from the Mataram Health Polytechnic), and Ni Nyoman Kristina, MPH (from the Bali Health Office). Nevertheless, Abdullah, MPH (from the East Aceh Health Office) could not attend the ceremony.
Interestingly, Ni Nyoman Kritina reached an achievement in which her research result about spatial analysis of Tuberculosis at Denpasar won the fifth best scientific posters (from the approximately 80 participants from Southeast countries) in the Third Annual Southeast Asian Influenza Clinical Research Network Conference at Bali on May 21 – 23, 2008. Hopefully, in the next time, the SIMKES students and alumni will have better achievements year by year.
Starts from this period, the SIMKES scholars receive the title of MPH (Master of Public Health) in their graduation ceremony (the previous title was M.Kes or Magister Kesehatan, ind term). It showed that SIMKES has been recognized globally and ready for international program. For the future, SIMKES will always make some innovations in learning activities so that students will receive the best education here.
Congratulation !!!!
“GIS on Weekend” Training
SIMKES UGM presents:
GIS on Weekend
TRAINING IN IMPLEMENTING THE GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEM (GIS)
FOR PUBLIC HEALTH
2, 9, 16. dan 23 AUGUST, 2008
Radioputro Building, Faculty of Medicine, UGM Yogyakarta
Training Schedule
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Time |
Topic |
Subject |
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2 Agustus ’08 08.00 – 15.00 wib |
GIS implementation on health sector |
1. Overview of GIS on health sector 2. GIS Tools (Epimap/EpiInfo, Geoda) 3. Introduction to GPS 4. Case study |
|
9 Agustus 2008 08.00 – 15.00 wib |
Introduction to spatial data for health mapping |
1. The types and use of spatial data 2. Perceived data from the GPS 3. How to gather the data (vector, digitation) 4. Google Earth I 5. Case study |
|
16 Agustus 2008 08.00 – 15.00 wib |
Tematic mapping |
1. How to make health tematic map (by using Epimap, Geoda) 2. Arc view virtual campus 3. Mapping 4. Google Earth II 5. Case study |
|
23 Agustus 2008 08.00 – 15.00 wib |
Analyses of spatial data |
1.Data analyses of Geoda 2. Data analyses with environment as the determinant 3. Google Earth III 4. Case study |
Instructors:
Prof. dr. Hari Kusnanto, Dr.PH. (Director of Public Health Graduate Program, Faculty of Medicine UGM)
Anis Fuad, DEA. (Lecturer at SIMKES UGM, Consultan of Health Information System)
Sunardi, M.Kes (Staff of Sukoharjo Health Office)
Sugeng Hariyanto (Programmer at SIMKES UGM)
Adi Widagdo (Reseacher at Centre of Natural Disaster Study, UGM)
Training contribution:
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Number of meeting |
Public |
Graduate Student |
Undergraduate Student |
|
1x |
Rp 250.000,- |
Rp 200.000,- |
Rp 125.000,- |
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2x |
Rp 450.000,- |
Rp 350.000,- |
Rp 200.000,- |
|
3x |
Rp 650.000,- |
Rp 500.000,- |
Rp 275.000,- |
|
4x |
Rp 850.000,- |
Rp 650.000,- |
Rp 350.00 |
NB.
- The participant can attend to one or several meetings.
- 10% discount for the participants who bring their own laptop.
Further Information, click here to download the leaflet and registration form.
Contact person: Estu / Nia
Minat Sistem Informasi Manajemen Kesehatan UGM
IKM Building, 3rd floor
Jln. Farmako Sekip Utara Yogyakarta 55281
Telp/fax: 0274 - 549432
Inhibiting Factors in Implementing the Local Area Network (LAN)-Based Health Profile Management Information System at Subang District Health Office in 2006
Maman, Eko Nugroho, Anis Fuad
ABSTRACT
Background: Management Information System of Health Profile based on Local Area Network (LAN) at Subang District Health office is an information system based on LAN which provides health information in form of health profile. The implementation of health profile management information system at Subang District Health Office from 2003 to 2006 had not delivered significant support because it did not work well.
Objective: This study aimed to identify the inhibiting factors in implementing LAN-based health profile management information system at District Health Office of Subang.
Method: This was a case study on the implementation of LAN-based health profile management information system at District Health Office of Subang. The data were gathered through observation, focus group discussion and in-depth interview.
Results: The result showed that LAN-based health profile management information system of Subang District Health Office did not work. From the technical aspect, the inhibiting factor was network connection problem, not because of the hardware abilities. The inhibiting factor from software aspect was incomplete installation for several computers. The other inhibiting factor came from database aspect in which the database could not be accessed. Last, the inhibiting factors from non-technical aspects were: no current team of technical staff, low quality and motivation of the human resources as the users, no operational procedure, no organizational structure, poor project management, the developer was fail to synchronize the health profile management information system and the previous system, and changing of building’s physical structure and health profile tables.
Conclusion: LAN-based health profile management information system of Subang District Health Office did not work well due to technical inhibiting factors (hardware, software, and database) and non-technical inhibiting factors.
Keywords: Health management information system, Local Area Network, case study
Model Design for the Development of Information System for Management Program at West Pasaman District Health Office
ABSTRACT
Erman, Eko Nugroho, Lutfan Lazuardi
Background: West Pasaman District Health Office is an organization that responsible for managing the health data. A major problem that has been identified regarding the health data are the accuracy, completeness and timeliness of the data. It also has been identified that there are 57 reporting forms that create many duplication and inefficiency. To address this issue, the development of a new model based on the need from the users has been proposed.
Objectives: This study was aimed to identify input and output indicators from the users and develop a new model design for information system at West Pasaman District Health Office
Methods: This study applied a descriptive qualitative method. Data were collected trough in depth interview, group discussion and observation. The subjects were chief of all programs and sub programs at the district health office. The problems of an existing management information system has been identified and a model design for health management information system development was made. The model design was described by using data flow diagram (DFD), and entity relationship diagram (ERD).
Results: The accuracy, completeness and timeliness of the existing 57 report forms has been analyzed. The duplication of these data has been removed and the result were shown by using tables, graphics and maps. These data are used as a district report to the province. This study also showed that 20 reporting forms from the primary health centers can be integrated to other reporting forms. As a result, the model design was described by using DFD and ERD. This model later on can be used fro the development of computer-based information system at West Pasaman District Health Office.
Conclusion: A model of the information system for the management of health programs at the West Pasaman district has been developed aiming to minimized data duplication and increase accuracy, completeness and timeliness.
Keywords: Model Design, Health Management Information System