Digital Frontiers: Harnessing Technology to Enhance Healthcare Safety Training and Education
Contributors
Tiara Agustiani
Salsabila Marsha Putri Abdillah
Intan Firdiani
Nadin Zulayka Gunawan
Chaila Khaerunnissa Nuralliyah
Ayu Pasha Wijaya
Suciana Wijirahayu
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Track
General Track
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Abstract
In the era of digitalization, technology continues to develop rapidly across various sectors, one of which is the health sector. The emergence of digital innovation today has brought very significant changes in improving the quality of education and training for prospective health workers. This study aims to analyze how effective technology is in supporting the transformation of learning and training conducted by prospective health workers. The method used is a quantitative and qualitative approach based on the level of agreement in an ordinal manner as well as open responses or opinions from various respondents through a survey that has been reviewed so that the survey is relevant based on the discussion topic. Our respondents are students from the Faculty of Health Sciences at a university located in South Jakarta. This survey aims to find out students’ views regarding the implementation and utilization of technology in the health sector. The results of the study show that digital technology can help students understand health learning and training more efficiently. This simultaneously encourages them to participate actively in community activities. Behind this, the role of health workers continues to develop to provide safe and comfortable services as well as to seek support from collaborative professional practices in their field. Thus, this innovation can continue to shape changes to realize the effectiveness, integrity, and efficiency of health workers in supporting education and training in the health sector. In addition, digital technology also enables the creation of more flexible, collaborative, and sustainable learning systems.