Biometric Security: Model of Free Health Care Service Control for Poor People in the City of Mataram
Abdul Manan, Heroe Santoso, Muhammad Tajuddin, Ahmat Adil · 2013
The field of health care of the Medium Term Development Plan (RPJM) of Mataram is dealing with health care authentication security method that is more for user access, with a biometric security fingerprint technology that received considerable attention of the Mataram government to provide better service for poor people (poor card receivers) and other people in the public health centers. The implementation of the biometric security fingerprint technology is quite extensively in the service information system as a control for the physical access, virtual access, and e-health applications. The method used in this research is Waterfall by using stages; Data Analysis, System Design, Implementation and Test Programs. In the stage of biometric security fingerprint technology implementation, there are three steps to do; strategic planning and budgeting, developing a system reliability plan and documentation. The results obtained during this study is a health service model (e-health) using health information systems connected with the biometric security finger print technology as the health care controller that is standardized, integrated technology applications and management of data bank based on the concept of biometric security.