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The 3  International Conference
                                                        rd
                                       on Vocational Education and Technology (IConVET)
                                                              th
                                 Universitas Pendidikan Ganesha - Bali | 7  November, 2020
          DEVELOPING HOME HEALTH CARE APPLICATION
             TO PATIENT DURING THE COVID19 PANDEMIC

                        A A J Permana , I G P Sindu , I M Pageh 2
                                                  1
                                      1

             Informatics Engineering,  Historical Education, Universitas Pendidikan
           1
                                   2
                                       Ganesha

               Email: agus.aan@undiksha.ac.id,  partha.sindu@undiksha.ac.id,
                              made.pageh@undiksha.ac.id

          Abstract. The culture of “Priyayi”/ being happy to be served in Indonesia
          in a social context really encourages start-up developers to develop products.
          In addition, the Covid19  pandemic has made people anxious to visit
          hospitals or  “Puskesmas”  (Community health care  service). The
          development of home care  applications is prospective in  Indonesia,
          especially in  Singaraja Bali, because  it  greatly  assists the  community in
          getting health services at their homes so that it is safer and more comfortable
          than queuing for services at hospitals and clinics. This research is descriptive
          qualitative, applications developed using the  Agile method. The data
          obtained from observations, interviews and previous scientific research and
          study. Based on the results of interviews, 80% of respondents wanted the
          development of this application. Furthermore, the result of Alpha testing
          showed that the system can run well. Usability Testing Process using the
          System Usability Scale (SUS) questionnaire with 20 respondents resulted in
          a Good value (65,125) so that this application is in accordance with the needs
          of people who want to get health care at home during the Covid19 pandemic.













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