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Technology Readiness Index in Adopting the COVID-19 Reporting System at Referral Hospitals in Semarang City, Indonesia

Dyah Ernawati, Arif Kurniadi, Abu Said, Sylvia Anjani, Slamet Isworo

Asian Journal of Medicine and Health · pp. 32–40 · Published 10 May 2023

10.9734/ajmah/2023/v21i8836

Abstract

Background and Objective: As a referral health care facility, the hospital has prepared an Allrecord COVID-19 reporting system, which has been integrated with the Hospital Management Information System. To explain optimism and innovation perceptions. users' perceptions of comfort and security in the covid-19 reporting system application.  Methods: The Mix-Method method was used in this study, with research subjects being Covid-19 data reporting officers at the Semarang COVID-19 referral hospital types C and B. The instrument employed a questionnaire with four dimensions (optimism, innovation, discomfort, and insecurity). Results: The perceived optimism obtained with a score of more than 3 is 86%, and with a score of less than 3 is 14%, indicating that this is consistent with the user's perception of optimism when using the Covid-19 reporting system application. The perception of innovation obtained is greater than a score of three, indicating a balance between agreeing and disagreeing with the perception of innovation from users of the COVID-19 reporting system application. The value of the user's perception of discomfort is greater than 3, with a score of 30%, and less than 3, with a score of 70%, indicating that they disagree with the user's perception of discomfort when using the co-19 reporting system application. Meanwhile, a perceived insecurity score greater than 3 is 0%, and a score less than 3 is 100%, indicating that it disagrees with the user's perception of insecurity when using the covid-19 reporting system application. Conclusion: The application for the COVID-19 reporting system is satisfactory, and users are eager to begin using it. Continuous socialization of the use of reporting systems is required in referral hospitals.

COVID-19 reporting system Technology Readiness Index (TRI) Hospital management information system COVID-19 referral hospital

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