DIGITALISASI LAYANAN KESEHATAN SEKOLAH MELALUI PEMANFAATAN STUDENT HEALTH ELECTRONIC INFORMATION SYSTEM (SHEISys) UNTUK MENDUKUNG PENCATATAN DAN PEMANTAUAN KESEHATAN SISWA
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Abstrak: Pengelolaan data kesehatan siswa di sekolah masih menghadapi tantangan pencatatan yang belum terstruktur dan pemanfaatan data yang belum optimal. Kegiatan Pengabdian kepada Masyarakat (PkM) ini bertujuan menerapkan Student Health Electronic Information System (SHEISys) untuk mendukung pencatatan dan pemantauan kesehatan siswa berbasis digital. Kegiatan dilaksanakan melalui sosialisasi, pelatihan, praktik, implementasi, dan pendampingan di empat sekolah mitra Kota Surakarta, melibatkan empat pengelola UKS dan 58 siswa. Pengelola UKS menggunakan SHEISys untuk mencatat hasil skrining dan pemeriksaan, menyimpan, menelusuri, menginterpretasikan, dan melaporkan data, sedangkan siswa mengakses hasil pemeriksaan melalui akun individu. Evaluasi dilakukan secara deskriptif melalui observasi, wawancara, dan pemeriksaan data. Hasil menunjukkan 58 data siswa berhasil dicatat dalam SHEISys, meliputi berbagai hasil pemeriksaan kesehatan; status gizi baik 79,3%, tekanan darah normal 87,9%, suhu tubuh normal 82,8%, mata normal 91,3%, dan telinga normal 98,2%. Beberapa variabel kesehatan belum diisi secara seragam sehingga diperlukan standardisasi pencatatan. SHEISys dapat diterapkan untuk mendukung pencatatan dan akses informasi kesehatan siswa.
Abstract: School health data management still faces challenges of unstructured recording and limited use of data for health monitoring. This community service activity aimed to implement the Student Health Electronic Information System (SHEISys) to support digital student health recording and monitoring. The activity through socialization, training, practice, implementation, and assistance in four partner schools in Surakarta, involving four UKS managers and 58 students. UKS managers used SHEISys to record, store, retrieve, interpret, and report health screening results, while students accessed examination results through their personal accounts. Evaluation was based on observation, interviews, and data verification. The results showed that health data from 58 students were recorded, including good nutritional status (79.3%), normal blood pressure (87.9%), normal body temperature (82.8%), normal eye examination (91.3%), and normal ear examination (98.2%). Several health variables were recorded inconsistently, indicating the need for standardized data recording procedures. SHEISys supported digital student health recording and access to health information.
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