Design and Validation of Instrument for the Development of Information System Model for Personal Health Record Management of Elementary School Students

Abstract

The information system for managing personal health records of elementary school students has an important role in maintaining children's health. Recording health data, such as health screening activities in elementary schools, is important to see children's growth and development. The purpose of this research is to design and validate the research instruments needed for the development of the Student Personal Health Record Management Information System (SIM-RKPS). The quantitative descriptive research method, using a questionnaire of 14 items distributed to 36 respondents. The results of the validity test show that most of the items in the research instrument have a high Corrected Item-Total Correlation value, meaning that each item is strongly correlated with the total scale. This significant correlation value reflects that the items are able to measure the same construct well. Items such as the SOP for Data Management and Special Budget have a correlation value of 0.912 which means that these items are very valid. Most items have a correlation value > 0.7 which is a generally accepted threshold for good validity. However, there are some items, such as Sick Student Handling, which has a lower correlation value of 0.582 indicating that this item has a weaker relationship with the constructed being measured. The reliability test showed a Cronbach's Alpha value of 0.972, indicating that this instrument is reliable.