Mobile-based Hospital Bed Management with Near Field Communication Technology

Lam, Meng Chun; Ayob, Masri; Lee, J. Y.; Abdullah, N. Nik; Hamzah, Faizal Amri; Zahir, Saifal

doi:10.48084/etasr.3527

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“…11 Hospital is reliable if the patient admission process is carried out quickly and the administrative procedures are straightforward, fast, and precise. 12 In this study, the patient's need is the need to recover from an illness which can be achieved through proper diagnosis and proper treatment as well. In terms of officers providing services according to procedures, patients are satisfied because the officers who work already have long experience working in hospitals.…”

Section: The Effect Of Reliability (Expertise) On Bpjs Patient Satisf...mentioning

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Analysis of the quality of health services in inpatient installations on patient satisfaction

Hendrik¹,

Simorangkir²,

Girsang³

et al. 2023

Int J Res Med Sci

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Background: The quality of health services is the level of service perfection carried out with applicable service standards and must be assessed from the point of view of service users and organizers. This study aims to analyse the quality of health services at the Royal Prima Medan Hospital Inpatient Installation against the level of satisfaction of BPJS user patients. Methods: This type of research is descriptive quantitative, and cross-sectional, conducted at Royal Prima Medan Hospital in May 2022. The population is patient data for the last three months totalling 1,653, the sample using SEM (Structural Equation Modelling) obtained 250 respondents, and sampling using an accidental sampling technique. Data analysis is bivariate (Chi-Square test) and multivariate (multiple logistic regression) with a significance level of Sig. 0.05, using SPSS Version 25 software. Results: Tangible variables (0.000), reliability (0.047), responsiveness (0.000), and assurance (0.001) have a significant relationship with the level of patient satisfaction with a p-value ≤0.05. At the same time, the empathy variable has no relationship with a p-value of 0.133 ≥0.05. The results of multivariate analysis of the variables that have the most influence on patient satisfaction are the responsiveness variable with a sig value of 0.000 and an R square value in this study of 0.905. Conclusions: The variable that has the most influence on BPJS patient satisfaction at the Royal Prima Medan Hospital inpatient installation in 2022 is the responsiveness variable. Patients can feel service satisfaction if hospital employees are quick and responsive to their complaints.

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Section: The Effect Of Reliability (Expertise) On Bpjs Patient Satisf...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Analysis of the quality of health services in inpatient installations on patient satisfaction

Hendrik¹,

Simorangkir²,

Girsang³

et al. 2023

Int J Res Med Sci

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“…A framework resulting from the IoT paradigm with a combination of mobile communication technologies subsidizes applications for monitoring, such as the generation of statistical information and health records related to a health condition that can replace conventional hospital information systems [141][142][143][144][145][146][147][148]. Furthermore, this automated system lowers the risk of errors compared to manual intervention [149].…”

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Towards Secure and Intelligent Internet of Health Things: A Survey of Enabling Technologies and Applications

Zaman¹,

Imran

Mehmood

et al. 2022

Electronics

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With the growth of computing and communication technologies, the information processing paradigm of the healthcare environment is evolving. The patient information is stored electronically, making it convenient to store and retrieve patient information remotely when needed. However, evolving the healthcare systems into smart healthcare environments comes with challenges and additional pressures. Internet of Things (IoT) connects things, such as computing devices, through wired or wireless mediums to form a network. There are numerous security vulnerabilities and risks in the existing IoT-based systems due to the lack of intrinsic security technologies. For example, patient medical data, data privacy, data sharing, and convenience are considered imperative for collecting and storing electronic health records (EHR). However, the traditional IoT-based EHR systems cannot deal with these paradigms because of inconsistent security policies and data access structures. Blockchain (BC) technology is a decentralized and distributed ledger that comes in handy in storing patient data and encountering data integrity and confidentiality challenges. Therefore, it is a viable solution for addressing existing IoT data security and privacy challenges. BC paves a tremendous path to revolutionize traditional IoT systems by enhancing data security, privacy, and transparency. The scientific community has shown a variety of healthcare applications based on artificial intelligence (AI) that improve health diagnosis and monitoring practices. Moreover, technology companies and startups are revolutionizing healthcare with AI and related technologies. This study illustrates the implication of integrated technologies based on BC, IoT, and AI to meet growing healthcare challenges. This research study examines the integration of BC technology with IoT and analyzes the advancements of these innovative paradigms in the healthcare sector. In addition, our research study presents a detailed survey on enabling technologies for the futuristic, intelligent, and secure internet of health things (IoHT). Furthermore, this study comprehensively studies the peculiarities of the IoHT environment and the security, performance, and progression of the enabling technologies. First, the research gaps are identified by mapping security and performance benefits inferred by the BC technologies. Secondly, practical issues related to the integration process of BC and IoT devices are discussed. Third, the healthcare applications integrating IoT, BC, and ML in healthcare environments are discussed. Finally, the research gaps, future directions, and limitations of the enabling technologies are discussed.

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“…Figure 7 presents the system's architecture design. An internet connection is required to facilitate communication between the alumni and the developed Alumni Databank [27]. The front-end of the system was developed using HTML5 for the web structures, CSS3 for design, and JavaScript for the system's functional behavior.…”

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Development of an Alumni Databank: The Case of Nueva Ecija University of Science and Technology

Navarro

2022

Eng. Technol. Appl. Sci. Res.

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The Nueva Ecija University of Science and Technology is the third oldest University in Nueva Ecija province. As the year progresses, the University keeps producing thousands of graduates during each academic year. An average of 4,737 individuals graduated from different programs during the past five years. The University is obligated by the Commission on Higher Education to collect up-to-date data and information through the CHECK system. Unfortunately, the office of alumni affairs and placement, which is in charge to collect and manage the graduates' information, does not have an automated alumni database system. This paper presents the development of an alumni databank. The online database record management system for alumni considerably benefits the University's Alumni Affairs and Placement Office, particularly in tracing its graduates and managing graduates' profile information. It can manage alumni profiles, notify graduates of job advertisements, and is capable of generating statistical reports with data analytics. Security measures were also employed to protect against any potential system breach and unauthorized use.

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Mobile-based Hospital Bed Management with Near Field Communication Technology

Cited by 7 publications

References 16 publications

Analysis of the quality of health services in inpatient installations on patient satisfaction

Analysis of the quality of health services in inpatient installations on patient satisfaction

Towards Secure and Intelligent Internet of Health Things: A Survey of Enabling Technologies and Applications

Development of an Alumni Databank: The Case of Nueva Ecija University of Science and Technology

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