Model Antrian Prioritas Pelayanan Perawatan Kesehatan Cerdas

A M H Pardede, H Mawengkang, M Zarlis, T Tulus

Abstract


In realizing the success of a city into a smart city, it is necessary to improve services for people who are residents of the city, improving public services is a focus for stakeholders. Various efforts have been made, such as the construction of public service infrastructure and transportation infrastructure which has recently focused on intelligence. Providing health care services for people who need them quickly and on target is intelligent technology that can support the achievement of smart cities. In this study specifically discussed the provision of services to the community or patients who experience sudden health disorders or called emergency, in terms of managing emergency patients then given the main service (priority), so that the priority level of patient priorities can be divided into several priorities.

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.30645/senaris.v1i0.127

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