B P International: Assessment of Primary Health Centre Information System among Health Staff | Chapter 14 | Technological Innovation in Engineering Research Vol. 4

Monday, 4 July 2022

Assessment of Primary Health Centre Information System among Health Staff | Chapter 14 | Technological Innovation in Engineering Research Vol. 4

Since this health centre offers fundamental healthcare services, one of which is connected to coverage or monitoring data requirements, primary health centres unquestionably need regional health records. Ngaglik I Public Health Center in Sleman is one of the healthcare facilities that has already installed SIMPUS (an application of management information system for public health center). Clinical information systems offer the ability to enhance patient satisfaction, lower operational costs, and improve the performance of healthcare facilities. To describe SIMPUS's operation at the Ngaglik I Public Health Center and gauge user comprehension of the application's Technology Acceptance Model (TAM). This quantitative study employed an analytical correlational research design and the survey technique. 50 respondents were included in the sample, who were chosen by a straightforward random sampling procedure. SEM-PLS analysis was used to analyse the data, together with the TAM model and Smart-PLS software. To determine if a measuring device is accurate in relation to any desired outcomes, a validity assay is conducted. When a measurement result agrees with the objectives, it is considered to be legitimate, and the opposite is true. The indications for the degree of validity typically examine the convergent validity and discriminant validity of assessment instruments using a rule of thumb. The link between the factors for perceived ease of use and job relevance was modest statistically (p-value = 0.818). The correlation between output quality and perceived ease of use was marginal (p-value = 0.28).The users' jobs' relation to SIMPUS had no impact on how simple it was regarded to be to use. The output quality had no impact on the user's perception of ease of use. The aim to employ the SIMPUS display was unaffected by the screen's design. The use of the system has nothing to do with the desire to use. The use of the system has nothing to do with the desire to use. On system utilisation, the facilitation condition had no impact. System utilisation was impacted by perceived ease of use and usage purpose. Perceived usability and intent to use are influenced by the ability to show outcomes.

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Laili Rahmatul Ilmi,