SWAMEDIG PROTOTYPE: THE INTEGRATING APPLICATION FOR INTERPROFESSIONAL PRACTICE OF PHARMACISTS, NURSES, AND MIDWIVES
Setiyo Budi Santoso, Prasojo Pribadi, Ayung Damayanti, Bagus Badrun Tamam, Khalinda Nur^aini, Salsabila Salma Zahrah, Zaleha Rumadi

Department of Pharmacy, Faculty of Health Sciences, Universitas Muhammadiyah Magelang

Center for Digital Pharmacy Studies (Diphars), Universitas Muhammadiyah Magelang

Abstract

Related to the participating of midwives and nurses in the self-medicate by community outside of pharmacist supervision, since the public is more able to expect improper medication. Instead of efforts to eliminate the involvement of both stakeholders, employing the information system that integrates interprofessional practise with pharmacists will be suitable deal. After the we carried out a literature review by searching several national publication related to the development of online self-medication applications, flowcharts were compiled using web-based online diagramming software- draw.io. Microsoft Office Power Point version 2019 was used to create the user interface. The prototype outcomes were displayed in a scientific discussion board for pharmacy students, and members granted reviews and feedback. Here in, we show our ^Swamedig^ prototype, the integrating application for interprofessional practice of pharmacists, nurses, and midwives. our prototype is the application integrating interprofessional practice of pharmacists, nurses, and midwives. The programme connects them in collaboration of expertise to support the community taking self-medication. The core of our menu, pharmacists supervising drug selection and administration based on assessments performed by nurses and midwives.Thus, our project is developed to realize the rational drug use. In addition, our prototype was ready for the next stage on the enginering to complete the software development process.

Keywords: flowchart- rational drug use- self-medication- user interface

Topic: Engineering