Responding to the Challenges of the Digital Learning Era, IIK BW Study Program Lecturer D3 Medical Records and Health Information (RMIK) won 5 titles in the 2020 APTIRMIKI competition grant

20 Dec 2020 10:05 by Rizki Aprilia

Masa Pademi enhances learning towards a digital revolution. This development has the impact of the increasingly open and spread of information and knowledge to and from around the world across the boundaries of distance, place, space and time. This challenge is also seen by the Association of Indonesian Medical Record & Health Information Management Colleges (APTIRMIKI).

APTIRMIKI held a grant competition for the Making of Practical Learning Videos and Brave PKL which was attended by 69 universities throughout Indonesia. The winner of the competition is entitled to receive a grant from APTIRMIKI. In the competition, 5 teams from the Bhakti Wiyata Kediri Institute of Health won 5 titles at once with the following details:

 

Grants Category: Making Practicum Learning Videos

• Team leader: Eva Fridayanti Bisono., M.Kom

Title: Best I

Theme: "Patient Registration Practices (Patient Identification, Registration, Numbering, and Naming)"

 

• Team leader: Ninda Mulya Ike Ardila., S.Kep., Ns., M.Kes.

Title: Best I

Theme: “Practical Filing (Storage, and Retrieval of Medical Records)”

• Team leader: Ratna Frenty Nurkhalim., S.KM., M.P.H.

Title: Best II

Theme: "Practice of Quantitative Analysis (Instrument Form, Review Process, How to Present Results and Recommendations)"

Team leader: Deni Luvi Jayanto., M.Kom.

Title: Best III

Theme: "ICT Practices (Design of an RMIK / MIK system from needs analysis, DAD, ERD and User Interface)"

Grant Category: "RMIK / MIK Fieldwork Practices (PKL) online"

 

• Team leader: Indah Susilowati., MH.

Title: Best III

Theme: "Online Fieldwork Practices (PKL)"

 

Contacted separately, Krisnita Dwi Jayanti, S.KM., M.Epid as the Head of the RMIK D3 study program said that the video in the competition was the result of a collaborative work between a team of lecturers, laboratory assistants, and students which was made in a short time "really extraordinary from Indeed, a maximum of 5 videos that can be entered in the competition, the five of them we can win ”.

 

Diriya also praised the super togetherness and cohesiveness of all the teams, "the struggle to be able to combine ideas and actions at one time and we really appreciate the tired process of team members to get results to be proud of".

 

He also explained that the role of medical records in the future remains a very important part in terms of producing fast, accurate and valid information for health program planners, "even though later they have switched to electronic medical records, but the role of medical recorders remains important in terms of collecting, Maintain and maintain the patient's medical history primarily to be able to produce information to support effective and efficient stakeholder planning ”.