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Kata kunci:penilaian kesiapan; rekam medis elektronik; teknologi informasi kesehatan
The application of technology in the health sector is to improve quality, efficiency, andcost-effectiveness. Electronic medical records is a patient data that require digital inhospital management systems are needed to improve quality and patient safety.Publishing electronic medical records in Indonesia is just beginning to be developed andnot optimal. It is necessary to discuss the pre-implementation process or readinessassessment that aims to evaluate the preparedness of the organization component toachieve the successful implementation of the program. This study aimed to prove thefactors and indicators that comply with a readiness assessment for electronic medicalrecords in Indonesian hospitals. This study uses a literature review method with PubMed,ProQuest, Google Scholar, Sinta Indonesia, and Garuda databases. The results based on10 pieces of research, found 4 factors, such as organizational culture (culture, theinvolvement of all parties, project plan development), management and leadership(executive teams, finance, strategic plans, quality improvement and care management,),operational readiness (workflow design, integration system, policy, vendor management,staff needs, training), and technical readiness (use of existing technology, technical needsassessment, management and staff of information technology). The researcherrecommended for the hospital to do the readiness assessment by using the instrumentsthat have been made in this study.
Key words:electronic medical record; health information technology; readiness assessment.
Kata kunci: Kelengkapan data pasien, kualitas data, rekam medis elektronik
This study investigates user acceptance of Electronic Medical Records (EMR) using an integrated framework of the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) and Diffusion of Innovation Theory (DOI) at Mitra Husada Pringsewu Hospital. A mixed-methods design was applied, combining questionnaire-based quantitative data and qualitative data from in-depth interviews. The findings reveal a positive, very strong, and significant relationship between Perceived Ease of Use (PEOU) and Perceived Usefulness (PU), as well as between P and Attitude toward Using (ATU). Ease of use emerged as the most influential factor shaping positive attitudes toward EMR. Age and gender showed no significant effect on PEOU, while professional role significantly differentiated perceptions of EMR usefulness. Clinical pharmacists and registration staff exhibited the highest acceptance, whereas general practitioners and radiographers faced workload and workflow-related barriers. These results highlight the importance of usability and role-specific system alignment in successful EMR implementation.
