The CHAMPS Tool is designed to assess the risk of falls among children based on factors such as mental status, history of falls, age, mobility issues, parental involvement, and safety measures. The current study aimed to evaluate nurses' perception of the CHAMPS Tool in the pediatric ward of Hermina Hospital, which is prone to falls. The research involved 30 nurses from the pediatric ward and ICU/PICU of the hospital. The study used a descriptive-analytical research design and a questionnaire instrument to collect data. The validity testing showed that 13 out of 18 statements were valid, and five invalid statements were dropped. The reliability test using Cronbach's Alpha was 0.784 > 0.6. The data analysis used univariate frequency distribution analysis. The study found that all nurses who participated positively perceived the CHAMPS Tool, as they obtained a questionnaire score of ≥39.

Background: The development of communication and information technology can positively impact healthcare services. E-puskesmas (E-Public Health Center) is an application developed to meet the needs of digital data recording at Puskesmas (PHC). Objective: This study explored the application of e-Puskesmas in the Public Health Center in Luwu Regency, South Sulawesi, Indonesia. Method: This study used a descriptive qualitative research approach with semi-structured interviews. The participants in the study were 16 Puskesmas (PHC) staff members who were selected via the purposive sampling method. Data analysis adopted a thematic analysis approach. Results: We found in this study that there are three interrelated main themes: (1) Experiences of e-puskesmas implementation, (2) Barriers of e-puskesmas implementation, and (3) Facilitators of e-puskesmas implementation. Conclusion: The study findings indicated that the application of e-Puskesmas in terms of human resources, organization, and technology has not been optimal. There were still some obstacles to e-Puskesmas implementation. A joint commitment is still needed between the health office and the public health centers to overcome the barriers or challenges of e-Puskesmas application in PHC.

Utilizing the Hospital Information System (HIS) facilitates the implementation of quality improvement strategies for hospital services. EMR contributes to service development by facilitating quality, sustainable, integrated, and efficient health care. Objective: This study explored the experience of EMR users in a private hospital with a descriptive qualitative research design. Method: Researchers selected 20 participants and conducted semi-structured interviews with interview guidelines. A descriptive qualitative approach with a thematic analysis was used for data analysis. Results: We found three interconnected main themes: (1) Benefits of implementation of MRE, (2) Barriers to implementation of MRE, and (3) Facilitators to implementation of MRE. Each theme included several subthemes. Conclusion: Aspects such as hardware, finance, human resources, technical support, leadership, and training all contribute to the success of an EMR implementation. EMR facilitates information accessibility, improves the completeness of medical records, and increases the efficacy of the communication process. Hospitals derive immense benefits from EMR implementation; therefore, to achieve high-tech hospitals, the EMR implementation process must maximize the participation and engagement of organizational members under the guidance of strong leadership-several challenges with EMR implementation. Confidentiality must be considered when evaluating EMR security hazards and access rights involving usernames and passwords for logging in and out. According to participants, one of the difficulties of implementing EMR is related to its management.