Notification Methods Research Articles

Critical Result Notifications: What Do Providers Really Think?

Abstract Introduction/Objective Timely communication of critical test results, those that are significantly outside expected ranges and potentially life-threatening, is crucial in patient care. The Joint Commission and other regulatory bodies, such as CMS, CAP, mandate that hospitals have an alert system for reporting critical values. Traditionally, our hospital system communicates these results through phone calls to the responsible licensed provider, a system that has remained unchanged despite the rise of electronic health records. To assess the perception of this system and providers’ readiness to utilize new communication methods, we conducted a survey among healthcare professionals in our institution. Methods/Case Report We sent a survey to all providers via broadcast email. It contained 10 questions, some with free-text input, others with categorical or multiple-choice responses. The survey was open for 4 weeks with 2 reminder emails. Of 544 providers who opened the survey, 191 completed it (35.1% completion rate). The majority (84%) of respondents were physicians, with a smaller portion (15%) identifying as advanced practitioners. Results (if a Case Study enter NA) Most providers reported using multiple modes to check critical results and did not rely solely on lab notifications, though a minority (7%) depended on phone calls. Only 2 respondents used the smartphone app (EPIC Haiku) for checking results. Notably, over 67% of providers were unfamiliar with different methods of critical result notification, yet nearly 82% indicated they were open to adopting a new system. A significant proportion (more than a third) felt that phone calls distracted from patient care, suggesting that alternate methods of communication could be beneficial. Despite this, 62% of respondents found these calls useful. However, more than a third did not find the calls helpful, indicating a possible need for improved communication methods. Conclusion The survey indicates that while the current system of critical result notifications is useful to many providers, there are clear opportunities for improvement. Implementing secure, smart systems and increasing awareness of these new communication modalities may help reduce distractions and streamline critical result communication. This could also offer providers a customizable approach to receiving notifications, enhancing both patient care and workflow efficiency.

Construction and Legalization of an Unauthorized Construction as Ways to Form Buildings, Structures

The paper analyzes such methods of formation of buildings, structures, as the construction and legalization of unauthorized construction. Construction as a way of forming buildings and structures is regulated by the norms of urban planning legislation. These norms establish three methods (procedures) of construction: permissive, under notification and simplified. The legal significance of the above classification of construction methods lies in the fact that each of them sets different requirements for the construction of buildings and structures as capital construction objects, and also defines its beginning and certifies completion in different ways. As the study showed, the permissive method is the only way of construction that obtained unambiguous legal regulation in the current urban planning legislation. The notification method of construction is similar to the permissive one, and the simplified method is an exception method that is established in relation to capital construction facilities of various levels of responsibility, as well as non–capital buildings and structures. It is proved that buildings and structures from the position of norms of urban planning legislation acquire the status of objects of completed construction not from the moment of obtaining permission for commissioning, as is commonly believed in the legal literature, but from the moment of the actual possibility of their operation in accordance with their functional purpose. This possibility can be verified in two ways: by obtaining a permit for commissioning or other document provided for by the current legislation of the Russian Federation; by starting the actual operation of the facility. The legalization of unauthorized construction is an exceptional way of forming objects such as buildings and structures that can be used under strict observance of certain conditions. Legalization of an unauthorized construction involves either the elimination of violations of the norms of urban planning and other legislation committed during construction, or the statement of the fact that such construction meets the established requirements. In both cases, the fact of the possibility of operating an unauthorized building in accordance with its functional purpose is confirmed in accordance with the established procedure.

Critical Results in Laboratory Medicine.

Timely and accurate notification of critical results is crucial in laboratory medicine and mandated by accreditation standards like ISO15189. Alert lists do, however, vary widely and clinical laboratories typically rely on a combination of in-house agreed and/or literature-based critical values. Communication by phone is still the preferred method of notification, but digital communication could help improve communication of critical results. We review the available evidence concerning critical result thresholds and critical result notification practices. The evidence is ranked using an adaptation of the Stockholm Hierarchy. In addition, we propose an evidence-based list of critical result thresholds for hospitalized patients that laboratories can use as a starter list and further customize based on the clinical needs of their patient population. A clear distinction between critical results and significantly abnormal results is essential for effective and timely healthcare interventions. Implementation of a policy using differentiated thresholds taking into account individual patient characteristics and how fast medical attention is needed, and the use alternative communication methods could enhance communication efficiency and reduce notification fatigue.

Epidemiological Study of Leprosy in Elqalaah Dermatology and Leprosy Clinic

Abstract Background Leprosy is a chronic, infectious disease caused by Mycobacterium leprae. It mainly affects the skin, the peripheral nerves, mucosa of the upper respiratory tract, and the eyes. Nerve damage may result in lack of ability to feel pain, which can lead to loss of parts of a person's extremities from repeated injuries or infection due to unnoticed wounds. Egypt is one of the first countries in the region to achieve the elimination target at the national level as early as 1994, However Leprosy is still endemic in certain foci in Egypt. Thus, our study aims to evaluate the epidemiology of leprosy in Elqalaah leprosy clinic in Cairo over the last decade to support the current national control program of leprosy with updated data. Objective This study presents an analysis of pattern of new cases of leprosy detected annually from 2009 to 2020 in Elqalaah Dermatology and leprosy clinic in Cairo as the new-case detection rate is better than prevalence as an indicator of disease trends. Methods and Material Data about patients with newly diagnosed leprosy were collected from Elqalaah dermatology and leprosy clinic registry, the main referral center in Cairo governorate. Case detection rates (CDR) were calculated for each year by dividing the newly diagnosed cases by mid-year populations for the same year. Results 504 patients were newly diagnosed between 2009 and 2020. The mean age of patients at diagnosis was 38.16 years, 64.5% were males, and 5.4% were children below 14 years of age. The new case detection rate ranged from 0.66/100,000 population in 2009 to 0.12 /100,000 population in 2020. 82.5% were classified as multibacillary. 75.6% were detected by notification method, and 82.5% of patients completed their treatment course. Macules was the most common clinical finding and was found in 67.7% of patients. 18.5% of cases had previous history of contact with other leprosy patient. 13.1% and 2.4% suffered type one and type two leprae reactions respectively. 11.9% of cases had grade two hand disabilities, 6.7% had grade two feet disabilities and 1.8% had grade two eye disabilities. Conclusions The new case detection rate is acceptable compared to the global level and there was a decline in the number of cases throughout the years of the study, however community- based research should be encouraged and leprosy trends over years from different regions need to be reported to know the actual status of leprosy in different regions of country and continued surveillance of patients and their contacts is required to detect relapses and undiagnosed cases.

Implementation of a Novel Prehospital Clinical Decision Tool and ECG Transmission for STEMI Significantly Reduces Door-to-Balloon Time and Sex-Based Disparities

Background An important method employed to reduce door to balloon time (DTBT) for ST segment elevation Myocardial Infarctions (STEMIs) is a prehospital MI alert. The purpose of this retrospective study was to examine the effects of an educational intervention using a novel decision support method of STEMI notification and prehospital electrocardiogram (ECG) transmission on DTBT. Methods An ongoing database (April 4, 2000 – present) is maintained to track STEMI alerts. In 2007, an MI alert program began; emergency medicine physicians could activate a “prehospital MI alert”. In October 2015, modems were purchased for Emergency Medical Services personnel to transmit ECGs. There was concurrent implementation of a decision support tool for identifying STEMI. Sex was assigned as indicated in the medical record. Data were analyzed in two groups: Pre-2016 (PRE) and 2016–2022 (POST). Results In total, 3,153 patients (1,301 PRE; 1,852 POST) were assessed; the average age was 65.2 years, 32.6% female, 87.7% white with significant differences in age and race between the two cohorts. Of the total 3,153 MI alerts, 239 were false activations, leaving 2,914 for analysis. 2,115 (72.6%) had cardiac catheterization while 16 (6.7%) of the 239 had a cardiac catheterization. There was an overall decrease in DTBT of 27.5% PRE to POST of prehospital ECG transmission (p < 0.001); PRE median time was 74.5 min vs. 55 min POST. There was no significant difference between rates of cardiac catheterization PRE and POST for all patients. After accounting for age, race, and mode of arrival, DTBT was 12.2% longer in women, as compared to men (p < 0.001) PRE vs. POST. DTBT among women was significantly shorter when comparing PRE to POST periods (median 77 min vs. 60 min; p = 0.0001). There was no significant sex difference in the proportion of those with cardiac catheterization between the two cohorts (62.5% vs. 63.5%; p = 0.73). Conclusion Introduction of a decision support tool with prehospital ECG transmission with prehospital ECG transmission decreased overall DTBT by 20 min (27.5%). Women in the study had a 17-minute decrease in DTBT (22%), but their DTBT remained 12.2% longer than men for reasons that remain unclear.

Improving sexual health through partner notification: the LUSTRUM mixed-methods research Programme including RCT of accelerated partner therapy

Improving sexual health through partner notification: the LUSTRUM mixed-methods research Programme including RCT of accelerated partner therapy

IMANoBAS: An Improved Multi-Mode Alert Notification IoT-based Anti-Burglar Defense System

Burglary involves forced or unauthorized entry, which leads to damage or loss of property having monetary or emotional value and, more severely, puts lives at risk. The dire need for the safety of lives and properties has attracted so much research on burglary alert system using Internet of Things (IoT) technology. Most of the research focused on alerting the users of burglary attempts using any or a combination of two notification methods: SMS, call, and email. This study emphasizes three-mode notification that combines SMS, call, and email using the application of IoT technology in a burglary alert system, which uses a Passive Infrared (PIR) sensor for burglar detection to ensure that Homeowners or authorized personnel get alerts in events of imminent attempt to break-ins. The study also details the sensor integration with its supporting components, such as the central hub or microcontroller, buzzer, LED, and network interface in the development of the system. The software was developed to facilitate seamless integration with the hardware, ensuring timely and accurate event detection and subsequent alert generation using Arduino IDE programming language, a framework based on the C++ language. The system effected the 3-mode notification to ensure that users get notification in case of an imminent break-in since the failure of the three modes simultaneously is extremely rare. The system’s performance based on its responsiveness on the 3-mode notifications was evaluated, and an average of 83.56% responsiveness was obtained, indicating an acceptable response time.

Analysis and Feasible Solution for Legislative Gaps in Notification Procedures in External Equity Transfer

In 2005, the Company Law stipulated the transfer of equity for the first time. However, in the subsequent amendments, the notification procedure for external transfer has always been unclear. As a result, there have been disputes about the time and method of the shareholder notification of the transferor in practice. This paper analyzes the disputes in case judgments before and after the entry into force of 2017 judicial interpretation, as well as the characteristics of asset and person compatibility of Limited Liability Company, and tries to find a feasible solution to alleviate the impact of legislative gaps and strengthen notification obligations. Lastly, the paper gives suggestions for improvement in the companys articles of association and for legislation, which is possible to strike a balance between the trust relationships within companies and the efficiency of business transactions.

Notification and follow-up of blood donors reactive for transfusion-transmitted infections: A narrative review of the literature from India.

Notifying blood donors of their reactive status for transfusion-transmitted infections (TTIs) plays a vital role in enabling early diagnosis and management while also preventing these donors from making future donation and transmission of the infectious agent. Given the limited data on donor notification processes in India, a narrative review was conducted to assess the existing notification process and identify areas requiring enhancement. We conducted literature searches using PubMed, Google Scholar and Scopus, employing various keywords. The review included data on the year of the study, study design, donor numbers, TTI screening methods, sero-reactive donor confirmation, notification frequency and methods, donor responses, post-test counselling and risk factor assessment. Out of the 29 identified articles, 16 studies were included in the analysis. Repeat testing for initially reactive results was conducted in nine studies for 24.3% reactive donors. Phone calls were the primary notification method in most studies (8; 50%), with letters sent in cases of no response. Only 12 studies provided data on notified donors, revealing a notification rate of 71.2%. Of all initially reactive donors, 33.3% sought post-test counselling. Data from six studies indicated that 74.3% of responsive donors had identifiable TTI risk factors. Our review revealed significant variability in the notification processes across different studies. To enhance the management of TTI-reactive donor notifications and responses, we recommend the establishment of universal protocols encompassing pre-donation counselling, repeat/confirmatory testing, notification methods and comprehensive follow-up and treatment.

EFISIENSI SDM DENGAN CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT BERBASIS WEB DAN SMS GATEWAY

This study aims to develop an application for improving HR efficiency by applying the concept of web-based and SMS Gateway Customer Relationship Management (CRM). The study is used as a tool to help in providing information to the general public and patients, especially those with Tuberculosis in the Community Centre for Lung Health (BKPM) of Klaten Regency.&#x0D; The CRM system in BKPM Klaten is used to efficiently manage patients and all health information. This application will provide information including medical check-up timing and manage appointments with patients more effectively to improve medical staffs’ schedule efficiency. The patients’ notification method is using SMS Gateway (Short Message Service).&#x0D; This research implemented a survey and an interview to the agency and analyze the system that was running in BKPM Klaten as its research method. The development of this system uses both Data Flow Diagrams (DAD) and Relationship Between Tables methods.&#x0D; The application is expected to improve the efficiency of human resources management in BKPM Klaten in doing its job of providing information to the public, arranging required reports, and specifically for the patients, impacting on increasing the customers’ satisfaction and loyalty. This system can also make it easier for BKPM to interact directly with patients using an SMS gateway.

Interactive Privacy Management: Toward Enhancing Privacy Awareness and Control in the Internet of Things

The balance between protecting user privacy while providing cost-effective devices that are functional and usable is a key challenge in the burgeoning Internet of Things (IoT). In traditional desktop and mobile contexts, the primary user interface is a screen; however, in IoT devices, screens are rare or very small, invalidating many existing approaches to protecting user privacy. Privacy visualizations are a common approach for assisting users in understanding the privacy implications of web and mobile services. To gain a thorough understanding of IoT privacy, we examine existing web, mobile, and IoT visualization approaches. Following that, we define five major privacy factors in the IoT context: type, usage, storage, retention period, and access. We then describe notification methods used in various contexts as reported in the literature. We aim to highlight key approaches that developers and researchers can use for creating effective IoT privacy notices that improve user privacy management (awareness and control). Using a toolkit, a use case scenario, and two examples from the literature, we demonstrate how privacy visualization approaches can be supported in practice.

WTP8.2 How the healthcare system fails to provide continued care for patients

Abstract Aims In the current climate of dissatisfaction with the healthcare system due to oversaturation of outpatient services that has left around 7 million people waiting to be seen for the first time, we wanted to evaluate the number of post-surgical patients who have failed to receive appropriate follow-up. Methods We retrospectively looked at all patients admitted under the vascular department at a tertiary centre hospital over a 3-month period. We excluded the following patients from our data collection: 1. Those who passed away in hospital. 2. Those who did not require follow-up after discharge. We looked at the Electronic Patient Records (EPR) to identify if they had been given a follow-up appointment. Results A total of 127 of the 150 patients admitted in the 3 month study period were advised a follow-up in their Electric discharge notifications (EDNs). Of these, 83 patients were admitted electively and 44 as emergencies. For a follow-up appointment to be booked there are two steps: For the elective admissions, 88% had follow-up booked compared to 86% for the emergency admissions. Conclusions Our study shows that the failure to follow up rate was 12-14% despite a dual notification method. This can have an adverse impact on both the quality and continuity of patient care. The system still continues to fail the patients.

Fire Detection and Notification Method in Ship Areas Using Deep Learning and Computer Vision Approaches.

Fire incidents occurring onboard ships cause significant consequences that result in substantial effects. Fires on ships can have extensive and severe wide-ranging impacts on matters such as the safety of the crew, cargo, the environment, finances, reputation, etc. Therefore, timely detection of fires is essential for quick responses and powerful mitigation. The study in this research paper presents a fire detection technique based on YOLOv7 (You Only Look Once version 7), incorporating improved deep learning algorithms. The YOLOv7 architecture, with an improved E-ELAN (extended efficient layer aggregation network) as its backbone, serves as the basis of our fire detection system. Its enhanced feature fusion technique makes it superior to all its predecessors. To train the model, we collected 4622 images of various ship scenarios and performed data augmentation techniques such as rotation, horizontal and vertical flips, and scaling. Our model, through rigorous evaluation, showcases enhanced capabilities of fire recognition to improve maritime safety. The proposed strategy successfully achieves an accuracy of 93% in detecting fires to minimize catastrophic incidents. Objects having visual similarities to fire may lead to false prediction and detection by the model, but this can be controlled by expanding the dataset. However, our model can be utilized as a real-time fire detector in challenging environments and for small-object detection. Advancements in deep learning models hold the potential to enhance safety measures, and our proposed model in this paper exhibits this potential. Experimental results proved that the proposed method can be used successfully for the protection of ships and in monitoring fires in ship port areas. Finally, we compared the performance of our method with those of recently reported fire-detection approaches employing widely used performance matrices to test the fire classification results achieved.

Methods for increasing the number of participants in official computer sports competitions in the Sverdlovsk region

Relevance. The main problem of official computer sports in the Russian Federation is the low motivation of gamers to participate in official sports events. Gamers do not seek to become athletes and fulfill all the requirements imposed by accredited federations to participate in official sports competitions. The purpose of the study is to determine the reasons for the decrease in the number of esports athletes participating in official competitions of the Sverdlovsk region. Methods and organization of research. The authors took to analyze the economic indicators of the development of the sport "computer sport" (the identical term esports), prize payments were selected in the Dota2 game for highly qualified athletes, namely Tier 1 and Tier 2 teams of the world ranking. Payments were recorded for a ten-year period from 2011 to October 2022 for each level. The analysis of the socio-economic characteristics of Dota2 tournaments for Tier 1 and Tier 2 teams showed that there are prerequisites for the formation of professional computer sports and its individual characteristics, such as: the number of tournaments; the number of teams in the Tier 1 tournament; the number of teams in the tournament and the average prize pool for Tier 2 teams. The consequence of low motivation are such problems as low awareness of potential competitors. Lack of motivation to participate in official competitions. Lack of motivation to solve technical problems of organizing your workplace, to participate in competitions. Insufficient number of athletes from the region applying for official competitions to meet the discharge standards. Low social responsibility of athletes in the team types of the program, the lack of stable teams. Analysis of the causes of low awareness, insufficient number of athletes to meet the discharge standards, and ways to solve them. Conclusions. The method of personal notification of athletes allows solving the problem of their low awareness of the dates of official sports competitions.

Автоматизація в системі електронних закупівель з модулем аукціону

The article focuses on design and development around automation processes in complex e-procurement system with auction module. The complex system was built based on microservices architecture using latest server-side and client-side technologies. Data synchronization and integration amongst system’s various modules was implemented in real time via Web Socket protocol and database triggers. Web client notification methods involved SignalR technology. Data was stored in a distributed database and cached to dramatically improve query execution time. Authentication and authorization for users, modules, and subsystems was designed according to OAuth 2.0 standard with a proprietary implementation of the Proof Key Code Exchange algorithm and Backend for Frontend approach. The web client was built as a single page application using a strongly typed managed language to simplify development and debugging process. The client application was optimized with the help of lazy-loading algorithms for key modules, among them supplier, buyer, and common module. The system was composed into a Docker container to be ready to publish on cloud services or physical servers and support any operating system. A set of unit, integration, and system tests was created for each subsystem and module. Monitoring of the complex includes a technology stack to log, store, and visualize request statuses, latency, uptime, and overall health of the system. Existing automation flows for build and deployment were improved to accommodate the needs of the complex e procurement system. The system was designed and built for key stakeholders such as private enterprises acting as buyers and people or companies acting as suppliers.

Research on a Field Prompt Device for Substation Switch Remote Control Based on Station Control Layer Switch

The switch in the substation is operated by remote control. To prevent the on-site personnel from being injured by the explosion of the fault switch, a prompt signal shall be sent to the on-site personnel to remind them to stay away from the operating equipment before the remote operation of the primary equipment is required from the perspective of safety. At present, the method of telephone notification or no notification is adopted, which is low in efficiency and poor in operability, and it is difficult to timely and effectively notify on-site personnel. The on-site prompt device for remote switch operation can send prompt signals to on-site personnel before remote switch operation without increasing any workload by monitoring the message of the station control layer switch, which can prevent personal injury and death caused by the explosion of remote switch operation and is of great significance to safety production.

Forest Fire Detection and Notification Method Based on AI and IoT Approaches

There is a high risk of bushfire in spring and autumn, when the air is dry. Do not bring any flammable substances, such as matches or cigarettes. Cooking or wood fires are permitted only in designated areas. These are some of the regulations that are enforced when hiking or going to a vegetated forest. However, humans tend to disobey or disregard guidelines and the law. Therefore, to preemptively stop people from accidentally starting a fire, we created a technique that will allow early fire detection and classification to ensure the utmost safety of the living things in the forest. Some relevant studies on forest fire detection have been conducted in the past few years. However, there are still insufficient studies on early fire detection and notification systems for monitoring fire disasters in real time using advanced approaches. Therefore, we came up with a solution using the convergence of the Internet of Things (IoT) and You Only Look Once Version 5 (YOLOv5). The experimental results show that IoT devices were able to validate some of the falsely detected fires or undetected fires that YOLOv5 reported. This report is recorded and sent to the fire department for further verification and validation. Finally, we compared the performance of our method with those of recently reported fire detection approaches employing widely used performance matrices to test the achieved fire classification results.

A qualitative study of healthcare providers’ attitudes toward assisted partner notification for people with HIV in Indonesia

BackgroundAssisted partner notification (APN) is recommended as a public health strategy to increase HIV testing in people exposed to HIV. Yet its adoption in many countries remains at an early stage. This qualitative study sought the opinions of HIV health service providers regarding the appropriateness and feasibility of implementing APN in Indonesia where such services are on the cusp of adoption.MethodsFour focus group discussions totaling 40 health service providers were held in Jakarta, Indonesia to consider APN as an innovative concept and to share their reactions regarding its potential implementation in Indonesia. Voice-recorded discussions were conducted in Bahasa, transcribed verbatim, and analyzed.ResultsParticipants recognized APN’s potential in contacting and informing the partners of HIV-positive clients of possible viral exposure. They also perceived APN’s value as a client-driven service permitting clients to select which of three partner notification methods would work best for them across differing partner relationships and settings. Nonetheless, participants also identified personal and health system challenges that could impede successful APN adoption including medical and human resource limitations, the need for specialized APN training, ethical and equity considerations, and lack of sufficient clarity concerning laws and government policies regulating 3rd party disclosures. They also pointed to the job-overload, stress, personal discomfort, and the ethical uncertainty that providers might experience in delivering APN.ConclusionOverall, providers of HIV services embraced the concept of APN but forecast practical difficulties in key service areas where investments in resources and system change appeared necessary to ensure effective and equitable implementation.

Estimating the test-adjusted incidence of Chlamydia trachomatis infections identified through Public Health Ontario Laboratories in Peel region, Ontario, 2010-2018: a population-based study.

Public health guidelines for chlamydia testing are not sex specific, but young females test at a disproportionally higher rate than males and other age groups. This study aims to describe testing trends across age and sex subgroups, then estimate a test-adjusted incidence of chlamydia in these subgroups to identify gaps in current testing practices. We used a population-based study to examine observed chlamydia rates by age and sex subgroups: 15-19 years, 20-29 years, 30-39 years and older than 40 years. The study included diagnostic test results recorded by Public Health Ontario Laboratories between Jan. 1, 2010, and Dec. 31, 2018, for individuals living in Peel region, Ontario. We then employed meta-regression models as a method of standardization to estimate the effect of sex and age on standardized morbidity ratio, testing ratio and test positivity, then calculate a test-adjusted incidence of chlamydia for each subgroup. Over the study period, infection, testing and test positivity varied across age and sex subgroups. Observed incidence and testing were highest in females aged 20-29 years, whereas males had the highest standardized test positivity across all age groups. After estimating test-adjusted incidence for each age-sex subgroup, males in the 15-19-year and 30-39-year age groups had an increase in incidence of 60.2% and 9.7%, respectively, compared with the observed incidence. We found that estimated test-adjusted incidence was higher than observed incidence in males aged 15-19 years and 30-39 years. This suggests that infections in males are likely being missed owing to differential testing, and this may be contributing to the persistent increase in reported cases in Canada. Public health programming that targets males, especially in high-risk settings and communities, and use of innovative partner notification methods could be critical to curbing overall rates of chlamydia.

Rancang Bangun Alat Pengamanan Kotak Amal Menggunakan Sensor Sidik Jari dan SMS Gateway Berbasis Mikrokontroler

Charity boxes provided in many public places today still use locks such as master locks or padlocks. The rampant cases of theft of charity boxes occur repeatedly because charity boxes are easily broken into and even transported by thieves. The absence of a double security system is an obstacle for charity box managers. Realizing the design concept of a double security system for charity boxes using several electronic components such as fingerprint sensors and methods of sending notifications will minimize the occurrence of the crime of theft or burglary of charity boxes. The security device design architecture is made using the notification method in the form of notifications via short messages using a communication device, namely the SIM800L serial module as a transmission medium for sending short message text data if irregularities are found in the charity box. This charity box security system uses an authorization system for managers who are entitled to be registered with the device in the form of a cellular number. The microcontroller control board plays an important role in processing various instructions so as to produce output information on the screen that is installed in the charity box to display access information when the device is working. Another feature of this tool is that it is equipped with a buzzer component as a warning sign in the form of a sound if an activity process is not recognized it will ring loudly according to the conditions. A security system like this will provide a solution and increase security in the storage of charity boxes so managers can feel comfortable.