Web-based Community Health Monitoring Information System (SIP-UKGM) for Pregnant Women

Efforts to improve health are supported by optimal dental and oral health. A significantly high number of pregnant women, around 85%, experience dental cavities, while only about 15% remain cavity-free.T he government's program is to carry out dental and oral health efforts which are activities that are carried out in an integrated, integrated, and sustainable manner that are able to maintain and improve dental health, one of which is UKGM. A website-based health information system that utilizes technology can support the processing of information, data and health indicators. The purpose of this study is to produce a feasible and effective Community Dental Health Monitoring Information System to improve the quality of Dental and Oral Health Services for Pregnant Women in Community Health Centers. This research uses the Research and Development (R&D) method and product testing using Pre-Examination Design with a pre-post one group design. The results of the expert validation test on the SIP-UKGM model obtained a V-Hit value of >0.8 with a very feasible category. The overall quality of SIP-UKGM services increased significantly after treatment compared to before (p<0.05). Statistical analyses showed a significant improvement in the overall quality of dental and oral health services after implementing the SIP- UKGM model.