Digital Transformation of Information Fulfillment and Patient Engagement for Health Service Safety

Binsar, Faisal; Kartono, Rano; Bandur, Agustinus; Kosasih, Wibowo

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“…Netizens, or active internet users who provide feedback on health services and medical education, can be a valuable source of information for medical education institutions. Through social media platforms and online forums, netizens can share experiences, provide input [18], and provide different perspectives on health issues and medical education. This helps specialist medical students to understand more deeply the community's needs and expectations for health services.…”

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“…Just like Koas for medical students, PPDS provides these doctors with the opportunity to gain direct experience in clinical practice, perform more complex medical procedures, and learn from direct experience with patients [18]. This program aims to produce specialist doctors who are trained and competent in their respective fields.…”

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“…Figure 2: PPDS with the most depressive symptoms per Specialist Study Program [17] It is important to understand how the current medical education system operates and its impact on patient care [18]. The emphasis on academic excellence in the educational process often obscures the practical and ethical aspects of medical practice.…”

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Exploring the Icarus Paradox in the Specialist Doctor Education System in Indonesia: Public Perspective from Online Media (Preprint)

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Hamsal

2024

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BACKGROUND Paradox refers to the tension between the ambition to succeed as a medical specialist and the limitations of the medical education system. Indonesia has big ambitions to produce quality doctors, but there are limited infrastructure and resources that limit the educational journey of prospective specialist doctors. OBJECTIVE This research aims to determine the Icarus paradox in the medical education system, which describes prospective specialist medical students, and the quality of health services in Indonesia. Understand how the Icarus paradox is reflected in society's perspective on medical education by paying attention to the quality of services provided. METHODS Using a mixed methods approach, integrating quantitative and qualitative analysis. RESULTS This results in three cognitive perspectives that show the existence of the Icarus paradox in the Indonesian medical education system, namely the education system perspective, society's view of students, and the health service perspective. Although there are aspirations to improve the quality of health services and medical education, there are also structural challenges that hinder the journey of the medical profession. Students who are prospective specialist doctors face various problems, the quality of health services in Indonesia is influenced by limited resources and accessibility. This perspective was developed into a conceptual model. CONCLUSIONS This study provides valuable insight into the Icarus paradox in the context of the medical education system in Indonesia, highlighting its complexity and emphasizing the importance of reform in medical education. This research has limitations, primarily relying on online reviews that may not be representative of the entire population, and primarily focusing on the views of the public and students, thus potentially introducing subjective bias. Therefore, these findings emphasize the importance of improving medical education and health services to effectively address the challenges faced by medical professionals. CLINICALTRIAL -

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Exploring the Icarus Paradox in the Specialist Doctor Education System in Indonesia: Public Perspective from Online Media (Preprint)

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“…Overall, the research highlights the potential of machine learningdriven systems to optimize medication management for chronic diseases. [5] The mobile-based medication management system for diabetes integrates personalized reminders and adherence monitoring using machine learning algorithms. A pilot study with 50 diabetes patients demonstrates its efficacy in improving medication adherence and glycemic control.…”

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This paper presents a holistic exploration of technological advancements in healthcare, focusing on two innovative approaches: disease prediction systems driven by Ma-chine Learning (ML) algorithms and medication suggestion applications aimed at optimizing medication management. Synthesizing insights from diverse research endeavors, we propose a unified framework named "SmartCare" for disease prediction, leveraging ML algorithms such as Na¨ıve Bayes, Decision Tree, and K-Nearest Neighbors (KNN) to enhance accuracy and efficiency in diagnosis. Concurrently, we delve into the development and evaluation of medication suggestion applications tailored to individual patient profiles, utilizing patient-specific data and evidence-based guidelines to improve medication adherence and clinical outcomes. Through rigorous randomized controlled trials, we demonstrate the efficacy of these applications, highlighting significant improvements in medication adherence, clinical parameters, and patient satisfaction. By integrating these technological advancements into healthcare, we aim to revolutionize patient care, enhance treatment outcomes, and foster a more patient-centric healthcare ecosystem, while emphasizing the need for further research to refine and optimize these approaches for broader implementation across diverse patient populations and healthcare settings.

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Digital Transformation of Information Fulfillment and Patient Engagement for Health Service Safety

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Exploring the Icarus Paradox in the Specialist Doctor Education System in Indonesia: Public Perspective from Online Media (Preprint)

Exploring the Icarus Paradox in the Specialist Doctor Education System in Indonesia: Public Perspective from Online Media (Preprint)

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