User Satisfaction Survey Research Articles

Socio-demographic inequalities in satisfaction with primary health care and utilization of chosen doctors’ services: a cross-sectional study

Aim: The aim of the study was to examine socio-demographic inequalities in user satisfaction with PHC and utilization of chosen doctors’ services. Methods: This cross-sectional study was conducted in 2016 among 232 respondents who participated in PHC user satisfaction survey in PHC center Valjevo, Serbia. Inclusion criteria were an age of at least 20 years, sufficient skills of Serbian language to fill in questionnaires and consent to participation. Two hundreds and six patients completed an anonymous questionnaire about the user satisfaction with PHC. Results: The chosen doctor was seven times more often visited by the elderly (OR=7.03) and almost three times more often by the middle-aged (OR=2.66) compared to the youngest category of respondents. Those with low education and poor financial status of the household visited a doctor four (OR=4.14) and almost nine times (OR=8.66) more often, respectively, compared to those with high education and good socioeconomic status. A statistically significant higher level of PHC satisfaction was recorded in the rural population (p<0.001) and among respondents with poor socioeconomic status of the household (p=0.014). Conclusion: The chosen doctor was more frequently visited by respondents with low education and those with poor socioeconomic status of the household, while a higher degree of satisfaction with PHC was recorded in the rural population as well as in those with poor socioeconomic status of the household.

Utilization and development of Smart Mosque Applications

Mosque is pointing to a place (building) whose main function is as a place of prostration and worship of Allah SWT. Mosque digitization is one form of mosque adaptation to technological developments towards digital. This of course will be able to improve the service of the mosque to the congregation. However, many mosques have not moved towards digitization. A system for managing data and information, such as: mosque activities, congregational data, financial reports, and so on. Currently, there are quite a lot of user acceptance model theories for an application. One of them is the model of user satisfaction. Data collection is done by using a survey of user satisfaction with the application. The methods used in research in the development and implementation of networks and digitalization in terms of questions and answers to interviews with several mosque DKM administrators by the development team are: at the Nurul Hidayah mosque, Al Ikhlas Pademangan mosque, Attaqwa Grand Mosque, Asy Syam Mosque, Jami Al Manar Mosque, Jami Al-Hidayah Mosque, Baitussalam Mosque (Bogor), and Al-Ikhlas Mosque, all of which are still in the Jakarta area. As well as the results of the questionnaire that was made, there were Questionnaire Results of the System Usability Scale (SUS) Testing for the Smart Masjid application regarding customer satisfaction, which was carried out by survey research through a questionnaire form and interview. The results of the average answer to the questions given are 80% - 85% Answering Agree and Strongly Agree, the rest only partially answered Doubtful and Disagree.

PERANCANGAN APLIKASI GAME 2D KILL GHOST MENGGUNAKAN UNITY


 Game is one of the entertainment media that is in great demand by the community, from early childhood to adults. In general, games are divided into 7 (seven) types that are applied, namely, RTS (Real Time Strategy), FPS (First Person Shooter), RPG (Role Playing Game), Construction and Management Simulation Games, Vehicle Simulation, Action, Adventure and Fighting. Action games are a fighting game. This game was created using the C# programming language in the Unity game engine. In designing this game, the writer will implement an action game genre. The game has a two-dimensional appearance. Game testing is carried out using the blackbox method, as well as a user satisfaction survey. The test results show that the gameplay and features provided are interesting enough for an action game.

Countering the Novelty Effect: A Tutorial for Immersive Virtual Reality Learning Environments

Immersive Virtual Reality (iVR) is a new technology, the novelty effect of which can reduce the enjoyment of iVR experiences and, especially, learning achievements when presented in the classroom; an effect that the interactive tutorial proposed in this research can help overcome. Its increasingly complex levels are designed on the basis of Mayer’s Cognitive Theory of Multimedia Learning, so that users can quickly gain familiarity with the iVR environment. The tutorial was included in an iVR learning experience for its validation with 65 users. It was a success, according to the user satisfaction and tutorial usability survey. First, it gained very high ratings for satisfaction, engagement, and immersion. Second, high skill rates suggested that it helped users to gain familiarity with controllers. Finally, a medium-high value for flow pointed to major concerns related to skill and challenges with this sort of iVR experience. A few cases of cybersickness also arose. The survey showed that only intense cybersickness levels significantly limited performance and enjoyment; low levels had no influence on flow and immersion and little influence on skill, presence, and engagement, greatly reducing the benefits of the tutorial, despite which it remained useful.

Proceedings of the 30th Telecommunications Forum (TELFOR), Belgrade, Serbia, 15-16 November 2022

Nowadays, Learning Arabic is perceived as drab by students, with 2.4% finding it very drab, 25.3% finding it drab, and 34.9% finding it quite drab. This research is a development of the MLATS Arabic for easy Arabic language learning. The functional testing showed a 100% success rate for all 7 test cases, and the application performed well on five different computer browsers. The user satisfaction survey yielded a 95% average satisfaction rate for each indicator.

Yaozhou Kiln Museum e-commerce applet mindstream experience design practice

In this paper, we design and practice the e-commerce applet platform of Yaozhou Kiln Museum to help the development of Yao porcelain culture. Based on the heart flow theory and the PAT model, we analyze the factors that generate the heart flow experience in the e-commerce applet of Yaozhou Kiln Museum, summarize the factors from the five elements of user experience and then classify them, and build a design model for the e-commerce applet of Yaozhou Kiln Museum. According to the results of user satisfaction survey, it can be seen that the heart flow experience of Yaozhou Kiln Museum e-commerce applet has good satisfaction in three perspectives of visual experience, interactive experience and emotional perception experience, which can enhance users' willingness to use the platform to stimulate heart flow. Therefore, the introduction of mind flow theory into the design of e-commerce applet of Yaozhou Kiln Museum can strengthen the link between users and the platform and explore more possibilities for the establishment of e-commerce applet of Yaozhou Kiln Museum from the perspective of optimal experience.

Accessibility of Archival Reference Services

Background of the study: Archival services are the final stage of records management, if they are based on an archive lifecycle approach. Accessibility aspects need to be studied in an effort to optimize archiving services so that archives can be widely used by the community. Purpose: This paper describes the process of archiving services and the accessibility aspects of archiving services carried out by Dinas Perpustakaan dan Kearsipan Kabupaten Sleman. Method: This research was a descriptive qualitative approach. Data was collected through observations, interviews, and literature studies. The data then has been analyzed in the following stages: observing the data, developing general sense, coding, compiling a narrative framework for presenting the results of data interpretation, and interpreting the data using data triangulation techniques. Findings: The accessibility aspect of archiving services at the Sleman Regency Library and Archives Service is viewed from four indicators, namely policies, facilities and infrastructure, service personnel, and archive user satisfaction. In policy indicators, the agency has been guided by legal products that are applied to technical archiving services, both at local and national levels. In terms of facilities and infrastructure indicators, in general, the department has met the minimum standard of availability and condition of archival service facilities and infrastructure. Conclusion: There are limitations in this study, namely the limitations of the analysis of each indicator which does not describe in depth so that archival services in the office are declared affordable. In addition, it is necessary to carry out a critical analysis of the results of the user satisfaction survey, namely through in-depth interview techniques to comprehensively understand the archive service process at the office.

Towards Developing a Data Management System for Individuals with Upper/Lower Extremities Dysfunctions

<h3>Research Objectives</h3> The data management system was designed to integrate an individual's profile to track their progress and receive the recommended advice from the expert. <h3>Design</h3> Experimental study. <h3>Setting</h3> In the Biorobotics Lab. <h3>Participants</h3> Ten healthy participants (Mean age 27.86 years old). <h3>Interventions</h3> An assistive robotic device performing 19 essential daily tasks was controlled by a participant in a power wheelchair using a finger and chin Joystick along with eye gaze control. After the study, the participants were asked to fill out a user satisfaction survey. <h3>Main Outcome Measures</h3> We assessed the data management system in three modes: (I) Store and visualize data, (II) Track the progress of the participants, and (III) Get recommendations from experts based on the data. <h3>Results</h3> The system was successfully utilized to store, monitor, and visualize the experimental data of everyday life activities while maintaining confidentiality and security. From the results, we can conclude that the data management system has successfully fulfilled its desired goal concerning the fact to monitor individuals with disability remotely and efficiently with their regular improvement. <h3>Conclusions</h3> The successful completion of the data management system ensured the overall quality of care. In our next step, we will test the feasibility and usability of the system with upper/lower extremities dysfunction. <h3>Author(s) Disclosures</h3> The authors have no conflict of interest to declare.

Anxiety and loneliness among older people living in residential care facilities or receiving home care services in Sweden during the COVID-19 pandemic: a national cross-sectional study

BackgroundOlder people were subjected to significant restrictions on physical contacts with others during the COVID-19 pandemic. Social distancing impacts older people’s experiences of anxiety and loneliness. Despite a large body of research on the pandemic, there is little research on its effects on older people in residential care facilities (RCF) and in home care services (HCS), who are the frailest of the older population. We aimed to investigate the effect of the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic in March-May 2020 on experiences of anxiety and loneliness among older people living in RCF or receiving HCS and the impact of the progression of the pandemic on these experiences.MethodsA retrospective cross-sectional design using data from the national user satisfaction survey (March − May 2020) by the Swedish National Board of Health and Welfare. Survey responses were retrieved from 27,872 older people in RCF (mean age 87 years) and 82,834 older people receiving HCS (mean age 84 years). Proportional-odds (cumulative logit) model was used to estimate the degree of association between dependent and independent variables.ResultsLoneliness and anxiety were more prevalent among the older persons living in RCF (loneliness: 69%, anxiety: 63%) than those receiving HCS (53% and 47%, respectively). Proportional odds models revealed that among the RCF and HCS respondents, the cumulative odds ratio of experiencing higher degree of anxiety increased by 1.06% and 1.04%, respectively, and loneliness by 1.13% and 1.16%, respectively, for 1% increase in the COVID-19 infection rate. Poor self-rated health was the most influential factor for anxiety in both RCF and HCS. Living alone (with HCS) was the most influential factor affecting loneliness. Experiences of disrespect from staff were more strongly associated with anxiety and loneliness in RCF than in HCS.ConclusionOlder people in RCF or receiving HCS experienced increasing levels of anxiety and loneliness as the first wave of the pandemic progressed. Older people’ mental and social wellbeing should be recognized to a greater extent, such as by providing opportunities for social activities. Better preparedness for future similar events is needed, where restrictions on social interaction are balanced against the public health directives.

Propuestas para salir de la crisis

Primary health care crisis is shown in user satisfaction surveys and in the discouragement of professionals. Government, scientific societies, and unions have drawn up numerous documents with proposals to get out of the crisis, but very few have been applied or ended up with a significant change. The crisis is inherent to the primary care discipline because person centered care and population health condition interventions are not aligned with the growing medicalization of a health system focused on health problems care. The proposals are along the following lines: the integration of services in order to deal with the growing increase in chronic pathologies and comorbidity; the transition from control and command leadership to shared leadership; innovations aimed at easing the shortage of family doctors, including increasing other team members and the incorporation of new professions; organizational innovations aimed to improve accessibility, but at the same time increase continuity; the rational use of telemedicine; the modification of the undergraduate curriculum to finally include the discipline of family medicine; and the generalization of successful local community care projects. The future economic crisis, the shortage of professionals and the growing population aging could lead to the gradual application of some of these proposals, since it is not expected that a radical reform will take place.

Ethnic minority and their knowledge about their human health rights: evidence from a national survey in Peru

PurposeThis study aims to evaluate the association between ethnic minority membership and their knowledge about their human health rights in Peru.Design/methodology/approachA secondary analysis of the National Health User Satisfaction Survey 2015–2016 was conducted using an analytical cross-sectional design. Participants who spoke Quechua, Aymara, Awajun, Bora or a language other than Spanish aged 15 year were considered as a racial minority. The question “Do you know that by law you have health rights?” was applied to incorporate knowledge on health rights. Generalized linear models of the Poisson distribution were used to calculate crude prevalence ratio and adjusted prevalence ratio. A total of 3,721 responses were included in the analysis.FindingsThe average age was 38.3 year, and 26.6% were males. The prevalence of belonging to an ethnic minority was 7.7%, and 27.6% of the participants did not know about their health rights. An association was found in the adjusted regression analysis between belonging to an ethnic minority and a greater probability of not knowing human health rights.Originality/valueThe value of the works lies in one in four participants who did not know he had health rights by law. Belonging to an ethnic minority was associated with not knowing about having human health rights.

Big data-based research on active remanufacturing comprehensive benefits evaluation of mechanical product

ABSTRACT The rapid upgrading of mechanical products has caused serious waste of resources and environmental pollution. For improving the level of resources utilization and reduce the environmental pollution, this paper proposes a model to comprehensively evaluate the benefits of active remanufacturing (AR) of mechanical products based on big data analysis. The proposed model makes a comparison of the benefits of AR products and original products from the three aspects of economy, environment and user experience, and highlights the AR advantages of in-service mechanical products. Firstly, after collecting and analyzing various feedback information from the original manufacturers (OM), retailers (Rs), maintenance personnel (Ms) and end users, quality function deployment (QFD) is used to forecast the AR cost and evaluate of the economic benefits employing the smoothing index method. Secondly, the environmental benefits of different products are evaluated when analyzing the actual operating environment, operating specifications and remanufactured energy consumption of in-service products. Then, the user satisfaction survey of in-service mechanical products is conducted through market research, and the user experience evaluation is performed separately using fuzzy quantification and smoothing index methods. Finally, the feasibility and accuracy of model is verified by an in-service machine tool CA6180.

Perception on phone medical report to family members of patients admitted by COVID-19 to emergency observation rooms of a tertiary hospital: A cross-sectional study.

Medical reports of patients admitted to the emergency services has been modified due to the social distancing needed in the COVID-19 epidemic. For this reason, it is essential to know the family members' perceptions about telephone medical reports. To determine the perception of care by family members of patients hospitalized due to COVID-19 on telephone medical reports in a tertiary hospital's emergency room in Lima, Peru. A non-experimental cross-sectional study, through a survey of family members of patients with COVID-19 admitted during July and August 2020. The "External user satisfaction survey of the Ministry of Health" adapted to this setting was used due to the absence of similar studies. Information, respect for the user, efficiency, accessibility, suitability, security, and overall satisfaction were considered. The sample size for finite populations was selected from 2 936 family members, obtaining 347 surveys from 641 calls. Relatives were called by phone, and after acceptance, the survey was sent to them via WhatsApp in Google Forms format. Once the survey was received, it was analyzed using descriptive statistical techniques. We made 641 telephone calls with a response rate of 54.1%, obtaining 347 surveys. The mean age was 40.12 years (standard deviation: 11.93 years), with 61.4% of females and 38.0% married. We found that 65.1% received higher education and that Chorrillos was the most prevalent district (10.1%). Moreover, 42.4% of those surveyed were children of hospitalized patients, 17.3% were spouses, and 85% were not health personnel. We found a high level of agreement in overall satisfaction (73.2%) and in most dimensions, including information (88.8%), respect for the user (82.1%), efficiency (70.3%), accessibility (75.8%), suitability (79.0%), and security (87.9%). The telephone medical reports to relatives of patients hospitalized due to COVID-19 in the emergency room found an overall satisfaction of 73.2% . Telephone medical reports are essential alternatives to improve the quality of care during the COVID-19 epidemic.

Evaluasi Kinerja Lulusan Program Studi Pendidikan Teknik Mesin Universitas Sebelas Maret Di Dunia Kerja

Evaluation of the performance of study program graduates in the world of work is one indicator of higher education quality. The high performance of graduates and their relevance to the needs of the world of work indicate a good quality higher education. The purpose of this study is to evaluate the performance of graduates of Sebelas Maret University Mechanical Engineering Education (PTM UNS) in the world of work. So that the results obtained as a priority reference for learning development in study programs and students. This research is quantitative descriptive. It is carried out through a tracer study of graduate data and a survey of graduate users. The subjects of this research include UNS PTM graduates who graduated in 2016, 2017 and 2018 as a source of tracking data for graduates and 80 graduate users as a source of satisfaction survey data and the level of importance of the formulated Graduate Learning Outcomes (CPL). Data collection techniques were carried out through the method of filling out the questionnaire instrument questionnaire. The analysis was carried out using quantitative descriptive statistical analysis techniques using the SPSS V.21 data processing application. The results of this study show profile data for PTM UNS graduates, namely the average graduate with a very satisfactory predicate (GPA 3.46) with an average study period of 4 years and 2 months. Most (56%) work as educators, with a high level of suitability of work with the field of science 47.5%; 38.9% moderate and the remaining 13.6% low. The average waiting time for the first job after graduation is less than 6 months (76.5%). Furthermore, for the results of the graduate user satisfaction survey, the average total satisfaction is 4.28 (very satisfactory). With an importance level of 12 Graduate Learning Outcomes (CPL), 11 of them are in the very important category and one is in the important category (T8). Objectively, users are satisfied with the performance of graduates, but subjectively researchers need to propose development priorities for study programs based on the value of the level of satisfaction which is below the total average value. The conclusion in this study shows that the performance of graduates of the PTM UNS study program has been good or satisfactory. However, there is a need for a program to improve the quality of graduate performance in the communication and professional aspects. It is hoped that the study program will be able to improve the quality of these two aspects through improving the quality of learning, infrastructure and learning facilities as well as improving the quality of educators/lecturers.

Minimizing the risk of patient head injury in cardiac catheterization laboratory

Purpose: Head injury is a reportable event in hospital. Although the occurrence of unexpected head injury during cardiac catheterization examination is somewhat unpredictable, it is believed that to a certain extent, this type of unexpected head injury may be preventable, or at least the risk can be minimized.Methods: The National Heart Centre Singapore (NHCS) nursing team, together with Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT) faculty members from Health and Social Sciences and Engineering clusters, aimed to design a “protective Guard” that could easily be mounted onto the diagnostic fluoroscopic imaging equipment, for the purpose of minimize the risk of head injury that caused by patients who may suddenly tried to get up or lift up his head and hit their head against the diagnostic fluoroscopic imaging machine during cardiac invasive procedure.Results: A disposable “Protective Guard” was manufactured by SIT with inputs from the NHCS Cardiac Catherization Laboratory team. It can easily be mounted and dismantled and can effectively serve as a shock absorbent if the head hit against the diagnostic fluoroscopic imaging machine. The staff in the Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory were given some samples for trial. Their responses on user satisfaction survey were very good.Conclusion: As part of the spirit of continuous improvement, the NHCS nursing team has constantly been on the lookout for areas to improve patient experience and address preventable issues.Here, we are showcasing a collaborative qualitative improvement project between SIT and NHCS on minimizing the potential risk of patient head injury during cardiac invasive procedures. Although head injury incident is extremely rare, it has a significant impact to the hospital and staff working in the Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory. Indeed, patient safety and experience always the no.1 priority in the healthcare industry. Purpose: Head injury is a reportable event in hospital. Although the occurrence of unexpected head injury during cardiac catheterization examination is somewhat unpredictable, it is believed that to a certain extent, this type of unexpected head injury may be preventable, or at least the risk can be minimized. Methods: The National Heart Centre Singapore (NHCS) nursing team, together with Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT) faculty members from Health and Social Sciences and Engineering clusters, aimed to design a “protective Guard” that could easily be mounted onto the diagnostic fluoroscopic imaging equipment, for the purpose of minimize the risk of head injury that caused by patients who may suddenly tried to get up or lift up his head and hit their head against the diagnostic fluoroscopic imaging machine during cardiac invasive procedure. Results: A disposable “Protective Guard” was manufactured by SIT with inputs from the NHCS Cardiac Catherization Laboratory team. It can easily be mounted and dismantled and can effectively serve as a shock absorbent if the head hit against the diagnostic fluoroscopic imaging machine. The staff in the Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory were given some samples for trial. Their responses on user satisfaction survey were very good. Conclusion: As part of the spirit of continuous improvement, the NHCS nursing team has constantly been on the lookout for areas to improve patient experience and address preventable issues. Here, we are showcasing a collaborative qualitative improvement project between SIT and NHCS on minimizing the potential risk of patient head injury during cardiac invasive procedures. Although head injury incident is extremely rare, it has a significant impact to the hospital and staff working in the Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory. Indeed, patient safety and experience always the no.1 priority in the healthcare industry.

A Novel Method to Assess Dietary Intake and Obtain Real-Time Dietary Adherence Data: A Pilot Study

ObjectivesWe developed the PortionSizeTM app (PS) to estimate food intake and dietary adherence based on images of meals captured before and after eating occurs. The PS app provides real-time feedback to users about their dietary intake (energy, nutrients, and food groups) and adherence to specific diets. This pilot study provided initial tests of the validity of the PS app at assessing energy and nutrient intake from simulated meals in a laboratory setting. We also explored participants’ satisfaction with the PS app. MethodsFifteen adult participants (aged 18–65 years) were trained to use the app. Participants then used the app to estimate food intake during simulated meals, where participants were provided with a plate of food to represent food provision as well as a plate of leftovers. The amount of food provided as food provision and waste was covertly weighed. Participants completed a six-point user satisfaction survey ranked from 1 (‘extremely dissatisfied’) to six ‘very much satisfied’. Dependent t-tests were performed to compare intake of energy, macronutrients, and food groups (fruits, vegetables, grain, dairy, and protein) from the 15 meals, where intake was estimated with the PS app and compared to directly weighed food. Alpha was set at 0.05. ResultsOf the 15 participants, 73.3% (11) were female, and the mean (± SD) age and body mass index of the participants was 28.0 ± 12.2 years and 24.1 ± 6.6 kg/m2, respectively. Energy intake estimated by PS at the meal level (742.9 ± 328.2 kcal) was similar to directly weighed values (659.3 ± 190.7 kcal) and the difference (83.5 ± 287.5 kcal) was not significant (P > .05). No significant differences were found between the two methods (PS and weigh back) for macronutrients (protein, total fat, and carbohydrate), and four food group servings (all P values > .05) except total grains (P value < .05). About 71% of the participants rated the app as a five or six in terms of satisfaction and ease of using the PS app. ConclusionsResults from this pilot provide preliminary support for the validity of, and user satisfaction with, the PS app. The pilot study identified ways to improve PS. Larger validation studies and further app refinement are ongoing. Funding SourcesNational Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases; Nutrition Obesity Research Center: PBRC; Louisiana Clinical and Translational Science Center.

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In this study, a daylighting responsive dimming system linked with indoor shading automated control system was developed as a technology to reduce the lighting energy of buildings. The light system can be controlled to suit the learning task or the time of day. And this study suggested lighting control (correlated color temperature and illuminance) guidelines for each subject to improve learning efficiency. In order to analyze the amount of lighting energy savings through the application of the developed technology, an empirical study was conducted through the school building. The subject of the empirical study is one classroom in a middle school, and the empirical study was conducted for a total of 8 months from March 1, 2021, to October 31, 2021. In addition, a satisfaction survey was conducted for students and teachers. As a result, the saving effect of lighting energy was analyzed to be 43.0%, and as a result of the user satisfaction survey, 68% of students and 80% of teachers were satisfied.

FOOD RECALL MOBILE APPLICATION DESIGN AS A MEASURING TOOL FOR INDIVIDUAL AND FAMILY FOOD CONSUMPTION

The information technology development has been used to create SITAMARI (daily food record system) that can be used as an assessment that correlates with a daily intake of food or the eating habit of the society that has been designed to be easy to use, efficient, and precise. The goals of this research were to design the SITAMARI application as the learning media of the Food Consumption Survey practice of the nutrition major's students. For now, the SITAMARI application is still in the development stage and thus hasn’t been launched online for a larger audience. This research used the quasi-experimental design of one group pre-test-post-test. Research subjects are 25 3rd-grade Diploma III Nutrition students, aged 18 – 25 years old, who have already understood 24 hours food recall method, and have a well-working Android smartphone. A pre-test questionnaire was given, followed respectively by the treatment and the same questionnaire as the post-test. Lastly, the Likert questionnaires about their perception after using the application were filled out. The statistical analysis using the paired sample t-test showed that t-calculated t-table with a significant probability value of 0.00 0.05. It was concluded that the use of the application is effective in the students' learning. The user satisfaction survey showed the application was attractive in design and easy to use and increased knowledge in Food Consumption Survey. However, the results of the food recall calculation still need to be validated comparatively with the manual food recall format.

Efektivitas Penggunaan Website GEKA.id dalam Peningkatan Pengetahuan tentang Pencegahan Seks Bebas Bagi Remaja pada “PIK-R Klorofil” di Kabupaten Kampar

The GEKA.id website is an educational website for the prevention of free sex for teenagers, in Kampar Regency. Data in 2020 there are 6,797 AIDS cases in Riau Province, 82 of them are in Kampar Regency, where the cause is 2240 cases due to free sex and 2 percent of cases are teenagers aged 15-19 years. On the other hand, technological advances, various information can be obtained easily. Without guidance and education, teenagers can be plunged into misery free sex. The GEKA.id website is part of the GEKA.id Program implemented with partners, namely the School-level Information and Counseling Center (PIK-R). The purpose of this study was to analyze the effectiveness of using the GEKA.id website in increasing knowledge about the preventing free sex for youth. The method used is an evaluative research method, which is a design or procedure in collecting and analyzing data systematically to determine the success and benefits of a program. The results achieved in the GEKA.id Program are the development of a website with various features, and is equipped with a web usage manual and educational programs. The GEKA.id website has been proven to be effective in increasing adolescent knowledge about the prevention of free sex, and is rated very good based on a user satisfaction survey.

TEGO: Un nuevo concepto de teleodontología para adultos mayores a través de una plataforma web y aplicación móvil en el contexto de la pandemia del COVID-19.

Objective: To develop a new concept of teledentistry for the elderly through a web platform and associated mobile application in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. Material and Methods: A new concept for attention via teledentistry of the elderly supported by the web platform/app TEGO (Acronym for Tele-platform of Geriatric and Dental Specialties in Spanish) was developed. Priority and urgent dental care for elderly patients in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic was provided onboard a mobile dental clinic equipped with all the necessary conventional dental care facilities as well as state-of-the-art digital technology. Dental care was carried out in five cities of Chile. For the study, 135 elderly patients were treated. The tele-dental care model includes visit-appointment and remote interconsultation with a staff of specialists. To evaluate patient satisfaction aspects, regarding the service / care provided, a user satisfaction survey was applied. Results: A total of 68 questionnaires were completed by patients. The results showed high levels of patients’ satisfaction after the priority or urgent dental care, which reached above 75% in all dimensions of the questionnaire (Access to dental care, user treatment, platform, recommendation). Conclusion: The generation of a technological eco-system for teledentistry can provide a series of important advantages in the attention of elderly patients, by optimizing the dental care coverage by different specialists who can provide attention to a population that has limited or no access to them.