Analysis of the midwifery family planning information system integrated midwifery credit numbers for midwives (web) electric word-based civil servants (SIKEBANA KANGKET)
kartika sari makmun, anshar suyuti, mardiana ahmad
hasanuddin university graduate school, Makassar 90000, Indonesia
hasanudin university engineering faculty, Makassar 90000, Indonesia
hasanuddin university graduate school, Makassar 90000, Indonesia
Abstract
Recording and reporting of uninterpreted midwifery care, recording and reporting causes data that is lost and undocumented, so that midwives as managers in services are difficult to obtain family planning receptor data. The aim of this study was to analyze the relationship between the efficiency of the information system on integrated physiological midwifery and infant midwifery documentation for credit numbers of web browser (web) electric word-based midwives (SIKEBANA KANGKET) on midwife performance. In this study using hardware (hardware), namely, laptops connected to the internet network, servers, software (software) to build systems and connect through Internet access with the website (http://www.e-sikab.com). The design of this study is analytic observational, which is research that explains the relationship between variables through testing hypotheses. Univariate analysis was used to see the frequency of overall age, education, and years of work, and bivariate analysis was used to see the relationship of efficiency using the SIKEBANA KANGKET information system to the performance of PNS midwives. The results showed that there was a significant relationship between efficiency in using the SIKEBANA KANGKET information system on the performance of midwives with the results of the p value perception of ease and interest using p = 0.015 <α = 0.005. It is hoped that future information system improvements will be more complete so that civil servant midwives do not get obstacles in recording and reporting their midwifery documentation.
Keywords: Documentation system, PNS midwife, information system
Topic: Maternal, neonatal and child health