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As a response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Hermina Hospital Group in 2020 had implemented a telemedicine service known as Halo Hermina; however, the effectiveness of this service remains unknown. The aim of this study is to analyze the effectiveness of telemedicine services in Hermina Hospital Group. This study is conducted in 2022 on 680 subjects consist of 212 patient, 239 staff and 229 management, using a quantitative approach and a cross-sectional design. The results of this study shows that the telemedicine services using Halo Hermina application was deemed effective by 94% of patients, 88% of hospital employees, and 91% of management staffs. Bivariate analysis showed that variables significantly associated with effectiveness were internal business process, learning and growth, customer as well as finance, perceived usefulness, attitude toward using, and behavioral intention to use. Multiple regression model showed that attitude toward using, behavioral intention to use, learning and growth, as well as customer had significant association with effectiveness of telemedicine. Variables related to balanced scorecard (BSC) in the form of internal processes learning & growth, and finance have a determination coefficient of 32,9 % for hospital management, all with p values of <0.05. Variables related to technology acceptance model (TAM) in the forms of attitude towards using and behavioral intent to use have determination coefficient of 58,4 % and 49.8% for patients and employees, respectively. The hospital may use a TAM- and BSC-based approach to increase the effectiveness of telemedicine service with the Halo Hermina application. To increase the use of the Halo Hermina application, Hermina Hospital Group should improve the application in order to make it more user-friendly, in addition to gradually improve the digitalization of healthcare services including the recording of revenues from telemedicine, in order to more prominently view the impact of telemedicine services to the hospital?s performance.
Introduction: The University of Indonesia Hospital (RSUI) implements telemedicine services as alternative health. The implementation of telemedicine is not only focused on the technology used but also on the many resources and investments that contribute. Objectives: To assess telemedicine's effectiveness as a substitute for face-to-face consultations and to analyze the factors that hinder the effectiveness of telemedicine. Method: This research is a qualitative descriptive with a case study approach by analyzing the system (input-process-output) in telemedicine services at the outpatient polyclinic of RSUI. Result: RSUI utilizes simple technology in implementing telemedicine using online google meetings. RSUI telemedicine is considered adequate as a substitute for face-toface services because RSUI can optimize all available resources by presenting online clinics, completing 93% of the 1665 registered telemedicine visits, and telemedicine users expressing satisfaction with this. Barriers to the effectiveness of telemedicine services are not aware of the lack of promotion and the lack of applications/features that make it easier for users to access telemedicine. Discussion: Telemedicine at RSUI increases the accessibility of clinical services. The success of telemedicine is based on the satisfaction of its users. The utilization of video calling methods, resource capabilities, and internet network connectivity are the main supporting factors for the effectiveness of telemedicine. The acceleration of telemedicine development through innovative digital strategies will increase the effectiveness of telemedicine services at RSUI. The alternative approach can be in the form of application development independently or in collaboration with private parties. Innovative, inclusive, and user-friendly applications are the solution to increasing the effectiveness of telemedicine. Conclusion: Implementation of telemedicine services at RSUI is effective as an alternative to face-to-face services during the COVID-19 pandemic. An innovative digital strategy with an integrated telemedicine service concept will increase telemedicine's effectiveness at RSUI.
The COVID-19 virus pandemic since the end of December 2019 has had a tremendous impact and has not been resolved to date. Health protocols must be implemented properly including limiting physical contact and maintaining human distance between human to reduce the spread of the COVID-19. Indonesian Doctors Association advised hospitals to still be able to provide health care to patients who need health services. One way that is considered safe is through teleconsultation. This study aims to analyze the effectiveness of telemedicine services at Siloam Hospitals Bogor to fulfill of patients and their families needs. The research method used quantitative method with cross sectional study, conducted in December 2020. The results showed that perceptions of service quality and function of mobile applications did not have an effect on increasing the effectiveness of telemedicine services, but the perception of drug delivery and successful of telemedicine service had a significant effect on increasing the effectiveness of telemedicine services. the effectiveness of service is also proven to provide satisfaction to patients who receive telemedicine services. This service can be better by developing a mobile application to be more integrated and maintaining drug delivery and successful of telemedicine service
Seiring dengan berjalannya waktu, masyarakat pengguna BPJS merasa puas dengan inovasi pelayanan kesehatan melalui program BPJS. Namun, masalah justru terjadi pada pihak instansi kesehatan yang merupakan pihak pendukung program BPJS Kesehatan yang mengalami masalah pending claim. Permasalahan pending claim ini harus segera diatasi karena pending claim menyebabkan kerugian akibat pembiayaan pelayanan lebih besar daripada jumlah klaim yang dibayarkan. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengidentifikasi faktor input, faktor proses, faktor hasil (output) dalam prosedur pengajuan klaim rawat inap pasien BPJS di RS Hermina Ciputat, dan mendapatkan gambaran yang menyebabkan pending claims (output) di RS Hermina Ciputat. Penelitian ini merupakan penelitian dengan pendekatan observasional deskriptif dengan metode kualitatif melalui wawancara mendalam dan telaah dokumen. Hasil penelitan menunjukkan bahwa faktor input yang mengakibatkan banyaknya pending claims di RS Hermina Ciputat antara lain: faktor Man (kompetensi ataupun pengetahuan dokter spesialis, dokter umum, dan tenaga koder yang kurang terkait klaim BPJS); Money (belum dilaksanakannya secara berkelanjutan evaluasi kinerja kepada dokter spesialis); Methods (belum semua ada dan maksimal untuk panduan praktik klinis/clinical pathways); Materials (aplikasi SIMRS tidak praktis dan lambat, jaringan internet lama); dan Machine (kurangnya sarana dan prasarana). Hasil lain dari penelitian menunjukkan bahwa faktor yang mengakibatkan pending claims di RS Hermina Ciputat antara lain: kesulitan dalam melengkapi bukti administrasi klaim dan kesalahan pengisian administrasi dengan tepat; pengisian berkas rekam medis yang tidak lengkap; kualitas pengisian resume medis dan pengisian resume medis yang tidak sesuai; kurang lengkapnya bukti-bukti penunjang klaim; pemberian kode untuk diagnosa primer dan sekunder yang tidak tepat; dan kesalahan pengentrian jenis perawatan.
BPJS users are satisfied with the innovation of health services through the BPJS program. However, the problem occurred on the health agencies which are supporter institutions of the BPJS Health program which experienced pending claims problem. This problem of pending claims must be addressed immediately because pending claims cause losses due to service costs are greater than the number of claims paid. This study aims to identify input factors, process factors, output factors in the procedure for submitting claims for BPJS inpatient claims at Hermina Ciputat Hospital and to obtain an overview of the causes of pending claims (output) at Hermina Ciputat Hospital. This study uses descriptive observational approach with qualitative methods through in-depth interviews and document review. The results of the study show that the input factors that result in the number of pending claims at Hermina Ciputat Hospital include: Man factor (competence or knowledge of specialist doctors, general practitioners, and coding staff who are not competent handling BPJS claims); Man factor (competence or knowledge of specialist doctors, general practitioners, and coding staff who are lacking in relation to BPJS claims); Money (no continuous performance evaluation or specialist doctors); Methods (not maximal impelementation of practice guidelines/clinical pathways); Materials (the SIMRS application is not user-friendly and slow, slow internet connection); and Machine (lack of facilities and infrastructure).Other results of the study show that the factors resulting in pending claims at Hermina Ciputat Hospital include: difficulties in completing proof of claim administration and administrative filling errors; incomplete filling of medical record files; the quality of filling out medical resumes and filling out medical resumes that are not appropriate; incomplete evidence supporting the claim; inappropriate coding for primary and secondary diagnoses; and errors in determining treatment type.
