Proceedings of the National Health Scientific Publication Seminar

Occupational Safety and Health (OHS) Education in Brick Making UMKM

2026-04-28T21:02:53-04:00

Occupational safety and health (K3) is an important aspect in maintaining worker safety, including in the UMKM sector, such as brick making. Brick making can lead to workplace accidents, including burns, lower back pain, and red eyes. The form of activities that can be carried out is counseling related to the concept of K3/OHS, prevention, and handling of workplace accidents. The target group is 10 workers in the UMKM Brick Making. Until now, no counseling related to the prevention and handling of workplace accidents has been conducted in this UMKM. This activity aims to increase worker knowledge regarding the concept of K3, prevention, and handling of workplace accidents. The counseling was conducted in five stages: a pre-test, a presentation on K3, a demonstration of workplace accident handling, a redemonstration, and a post-test. The results showed an increase in worker knowledge, with an average score increasing from 65 to 80. Educational media in the form of leaflets were provided to help workers apply this knowledge. It is hoped that this activity will increase worker awareness and ability to prevent and handle workplace accidents, especially burns, lower back pain, and red eyes. This activity was carried out for 6 weeks using lecture and demonstration methods. From the results of the counseling, there was an increase in knowledge among the participants.

DEVELOPMENT OF A WEB-BASED MEDICAL RECORD AUDIT SYSTEM FOR DATA QUALITY EVALUATION

2026-05-24T21:35:38-04:00

The low quality of Electronic Medical Record (EMR) data can become a significant barrier in the insurance claim process, particularly within hospital settings. The problem identified at RS Pantiwilasa Citarum Semarang is caused by incomplete EMR data in the hospital information system used as the basis for insurance claim submissions. This incompleteness has the potential to cause substantial financial losses for the healthcare institution. The issue mainly stems from the lack of attention given by physicians in completing supporting medical data documents accurately and comprehensively. This study aims to provide a significant contribution by developing a quantitative and qualitative audit system designed to comprehensively evaluate EMR data quality. The research method combines several approaches, including system development methods, quantitative testing, and qualitative evaluation. The study applies the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) method to develop a web-based audit system covering requirements analysis, system design, system implementation, and system testing. The result of this study is SIMAURA (Medical Record Audit System Application), a website-based application currently being developed in the medical record laboratory of the Diploma-III Medical Record and Health Information program.