Developing and Implementing a Real-Time Mass Health Screening System: MFU.Pass

Abstract

Health screenings can be challenging, particularly when dealing with a large number of participants, time constraints, and the risk of procedural infection. This study presents the implementation of a system that aims to assist in the registration of patients and label printing, as well as confirm screening results and notify participants of the results. When the system was applied to a graduation ceremony and four rounds of screening with over 9,321 people in total, it was found to be effective in reducing the average waiting time to 22.87 minutes, with 90% of participants waiting within an acceptable time of 30 minutes. It also reduces the time spent in the inspection area to no more than 5 minutes for all users of the system. It was also able to provide real-time updates. The system was able to improve the level of the health check-up process, providing a better experience for users and reducing the risk of infection in the screening area. It is a successful application of information systems to medical processes.