Pengembangan Aplikasi Mobile untuk Pasien Telkomedika dengan Tipe Kepribadian Influence Menggunakan Metode Design Thinking

The digitalization of healthcare services has transformed the Indonesian healthcare business, making health services more accessible. Digitalization improves medical services and outcomes. However, the academic community frequently encounters challenges when using Telkomedika services or getting information fast. As a result, further efforts are needed to ensure that the platform provides a seamless and efficient user experience. One area that can be improved is the user interface. A more engaging design can help users navigate the site more easily. This incorporates a cleaner, clearer layout and a responsive design, allowing consumers to use all Telkomedika functions with ease. This study used a design thinking technique to develop the user interface and experience for the Telkomedika application, taking into account the Influence personality type. According to the DISC model, this type identifies people who are outgoing, extroverted, and prefer broad social circles. According to the findings, this technique efficiently meets patients' demands and preferences, resulting in increased comfort and pleasure.

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Jurnal Indonesia Manajemen Informatika dan Komunikasi
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2024-09-15
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https://doi.org/10.35870/jimik.v5i3.963
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Pengembangan Aplikasi Mobile untuk Pasien Telkomedika dengan Tipe Kepribadian Influence Menggunakan Metode Design Thinking

Ilham Syarief Roem Mohamad, Ilham Perdana, Hilda Nuraliza
Jurnal Indonesia Manajemen Informatika dan Komunikasi
Varied Academic Research Topics
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Pengembangan Aplikasi Mobile untuk Pasien Telkomedika dengan Tipe Kepribadian Influence Menggunakan Metode Design Thinking

Ilham Syarief Roem Mohamad, Ilham Perdana, Hilda Nuraliza
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The digitalization of healthcare services has transformed the Indonesian healthcare business, making health services more accessible. Digitalization improves medical services and outcomes. However, the academic community frequently encounters challenges when using Telkomedika services or getting information fast. As a result, further efforts are needed to ensure that the platform provides a seamless and efficient user experience. One area that can be improved is the user interface. A more engaging design can help users navigate the site more easily. This incorporates a cleaner, clearer layout and a responsive design, allowing consumers to use all Telkomedika functions with ease. This study used a design thinking technique to develop the user interface and experience for the Telkomedika application, taking into account the Influence personality type. According to the DISC model, this type identifies people who are outgoing, extroverted, and prefer broad social circles. According to the findings, this technique efficiently meets patients' demands and preferences, resulting in increased comfort and pleasure.

Jurnal Indonesia Manajemen Informatika dan KomunikasiVol. 5(3)
Telkom University (ID)
Openalex Percentile: Top 77%
Varied Academic Research Topics
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Pengembangan Aplikasi Mobile untuk Pasien Telkomedika dengan Tipe Kepribadian Influence Menggunakan Metode Design Thinking — Ilham Syarief Roem Mohamad, Ilham Perdana, et al. · Jurnal Indonesia Manajemen Informatika dan Komunikasi (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS