Ditemukan 25567 dokumen yang sesuai dengan query :: Simpan CSV
Background. Indonesia is a country with a large number of disaster events and the number tends to increase. However, the current system has not responded to the needs of disaster victims, especially in post-disaster conditions where the network often does not function. Objective. Develop a prototype of a disaster information system that can be used to improve a fast and accurate response when a disaster occurs, starting from disaster victims prediction, data collection, problem mapping, and determining priority areas according to needs in disaster-affected locations. Method. Analysis of system requirements through literature review and in-depth interviews with nine informants, followed by the design of a disaster information system prototype, online-based facility data collection and the design of a disaster information system dashboard. Results. A prototype of a disaster information system has been created which includes data collection suitable for disaster events (can be used offline), integrated with demographic and health surveillance (DHS) and pre-disaster data, along with a userfriendly disaster information system dashboard by utilizing the geographic information system (GIS). Conclusion. Opportunities to develop a disaster information system are very possible with the integration of DHS data and pre-disaster data (including contacts and coordinates for health facilities, public ambulances, estimated places for evacuation, clean water facilities, toilets). This prototype is in accordance with disaster conditions, making the recording process faster, more effective and able to display a GIS-based interactive dashboard for prediction of victims based on vulnerable groups, logistical assistance needs, planning for evacuation places and available facilities, and for coordination with health facilities, and distribution resources and volunteers according to the results of regional priority mapping.
Maternal mental health problem is a major challenge in global public health problems. Women are generally more at risk for depression during pregnancy because of hormonal changes and their role changes in life. Untreated antenatal depression can increase the risk of postpartum depression and other complications for both mother and baby. Some symptoms of antenatal depression are similar to discomfort in pregnancy experienced by pregnant women so that these symptoms are often considered as normal discomfort in pregnancy. The absence of depression screening assessment instruments in pregnancy also makes mental health services for pregnant women not performed by midwives when conducting antenatal care in primary health facilities. This study aims to design an antenatal depression detection system in website-based mental health services for pregnant women. This research was conducted at the UPT Puskesmas Rawat Inap Panjang Bandar Lampung using a prototyping system development method. The results of this study indicate that mental health services for pregnant women have not been carried out in integrated antenatal care services. The final result of this research is a prototype of an information system that is able to detect the risk of depression in pregnant women and assess the risk factors that might be the cause of depression in pregnant women. By knowing these risk factors, midwives can provide appropriate interventions in reducing antenatal depression.
