Sri Budi Fajariyan

Hi, My name is Fajar; I work in the National Malaria Program in Indonesia. I am a data manager, and my experience is developing a malaria information system, analyzing routine malaria data, and preparing documents for data dissemination. We collaborated with researchers at EOCRU to analyze individual malaria data collected through routine…[Read more]

I will conduct a structured interview using a questionnaire to determine why people don’t use mosquito nets. In Indonesia, the data on the coverage of mosquito nets is known through a KAP survey (Knowledge, Attitude, and Action). Community perceptions and knowledge of mosquito nets were also identified. KAP survey is a quantitative survey, so it…[Read more]

a combination of data that can identify me: age, gender, place of work, and education

the new technology must be better than the old technology, before creating a new technology an evaluation of the old technology must be carried out to increase user acceptance. new technology should be easier and more useful

Efficacy is getting things done. the ability to create the expected effect
Effectiveness is doing the right things in the clinical trials how well the treatment work in the real world.
Efficiency is doing things most economically. It is the ratio of the output to the input of any system.

A confounder of the relationship between age and contact pattern may be the proportion of study participants who were predominantly with a young people

Berdasarkan pengalaman saya bekerja di program malaria, beberapa hal yang dilakukan dalam situasi Covid-19, antara lain:
1. Menyediakan PPE (Personal Protrctive equipment) untuk petugas malaria di lapangan.
2. Kegiatan koordinasi dilakukan secara virtual, termasuk pelaksanaan penilaian eliminasi malaria untuk program eliminasi sub-country, setelah…[Read more]

Health insurance in Indonesia is handled by an organization called BPJS. started in 2015 and has not yet reached UHC, BPJS coverage until 2021 is 85% of the population. The problem with BPJS in Indonesia is the financial deficit experienced by the agency. The financial deficit was resolved by increasing the contributions paid by the participants.…[Read more]

The health informatics workforce in Indonesia is good, seen from the availability of personnel and education for medical informatics, but the problem is in the structure of job arrangements in the health environment for civil servants in the health environment. Functional positions for medical recorders in health facilities are included in the…[Read more]

Sharing data provides the benefit of discovering something new by the other party. before doing data sharing, we need to know the target and the type of data according to the target. For example, sharing data for high-level dashboards for leaders, the data displayed is in the form of analytical data on the main indicators, while sharing data for…[Read more]

Fetal Death Rate
-Definition
the number of resident fetal deaths in a specified geographic area (country, state, county, etc.) divided by the number of resident live births plus fetal deaths for the same geographic area (for a specified time period, usually a calendar year) and multiplied by 1,000.

-Calculation
(Number of resident fetal…[Read more]

Based on my experience in the Malaria Program, the good things about EMR are:
– Better and complete data availability. individual data available
– Ease of doing data analysis, before there was EMR, the available data was aggregated data, so the data analysis carried out was very limited
– Improved data quality, data validation becomes easier so…[Read more]

Missing data in the study due to incomplete data in the EHR can be overcome by making EHR standards and standard variables mandatory and optional. The metadata standard is an agreement between practitioners and researchers. Data analysis problems can be overcome by involving statisticians so that in research, good collaboration between experts is needed.

I agree with the recommendations in the journal and, like other classmates, think that it is not an easy thing to do.

In Indonesia, every time we conduct training in the health sector organized by the government, there are particular materials on anti-corruption. Besides that, there are special institutions that deal with corruption, and audit…[Read more]

An example of a health system improvement based on my experience where I work now is the development of a malaria information system called SISMAL. Previously, using paper-based. After SISMAL implementation data is available, it becomes easier to evaluate the program. SISMAL’s challenge is reporting in remote areas because it requires an internet network.

Procedures for developing a disaster recovery plan include:
1. Disaster Risk/Threat Identification and Analysis
2. Risk Classification Based on Relative Weight
3. Build a Risk Assessment
4. Determining Disaster Impact
5. Evaluation of Disaster Recovery Mechanism
6. Disaster Recovery Committee

The appropriate technology for my organization is data…[Read more]

High Availability technology in hospital information system (HIS) is helpful for patients, including:
1. Get fast and efficient service. Information technology that can be accessed at any time by health workers in hospitals makes the system can be integrated between divisions in the hospital so as to facilitate the coordination process between…[Read more]

The security of the information system is disturbed. There is an additional menu created by hackers. The effects of this are :
1. There is an additional menu
2. Flooding technique (flood the system with unhandled requests so that the system becomes sluggish)

Based on this experience, the following steps were taken to prevent the incident from…[Read more]

The following is a ganchart of the process of developing SISMAL V3 in the form of a malaria surveillance application. I am now involved in the process of developing the application. SISMAL is a comprehensive recording and reporting of malaria programs from cases, logistics, laboratory quality assurance, vector surveillance, epidemiological…[Read more]

Hi Anawat, Thank you for the very clear presentation. In Indonesia, syndromic surveillance for leptospirosis is carried out integrated into one information system for potentially epidemic diseases, namely e-WARS (early warning and alert Response System). Is there e-WARS in Thailand too? If so, what is the difference between this surveillance and…[Read more]