Aplikasi Konsep Personal Knowledge Management (PKM) dengan Social Web

This study discusses the impact of social media to the development of personal knowledge management (PKM). Here the author describeS the factual condition of the company that useS social media as a means of personal knowledge management. Furthermore, these interaction patterns have significant impact on the organization. The purpose of this article is to analyze the application of personal knowledge managementconcept, combined with the social media concept that focuses on social networks with the consideration that they are widespreadly used by the public. Plus the emergence of social networking sites are increasingly new added value to the development of social media. The method used is literature study obtained from the online journals, articles and text books. The result of this study is expected to expand the use of social networking as a means of personal knowledge management in the organization

Example of an assessment case with standardized patient hazards.

Example of an assessment case with standardized patient hazards.</p

Number of recognized patient hazards.

(a) Diabetes mellitus case. (b) Upper gastrointestinal bleeding case. Box plots (Tukey whiskers) for presentation as electronic chart or paper chart. *p < 0.05 for statistical equivalence.</p

Overall recognition of patient hazards when presented in different charts (electronic or paper).

There was no measurable improvement in the second case despite an extensive briefing after the first case. *p < 0.05 for statistical equivalence.</p

Type of recognized patient hazard by case and chart.

F1: One diagnostic test for the main problem is missing, F2: One incidental actionable diagnostic finding is present, F3: One medication is contraindicated, F4: One medication has the incorrect dosage, F5 One indicated medication is missing, F6 One medication has adverse effects, F7: One medication is not indicated, F8: One infectious complication is present, F9: The monitoring for the main problem is incomplete, F10: Diet/fluid management is incorrect, F 11 The documentation is incomplete, F12 One risk situation is present for an unauthorized medication.</p

Demographic data of students who submitted their notes on the standardized patient charts for evaluation.

Demographic data of students who submitted their notes on the standardized patient charts for evaluation.</p

Randomization of study participants.

E, electronic chart; P, paper chart; DM, diabetes mellitus case; UGI upper gastrointestinal bleeding case.</p

Numbers of patient hazards recognized by fifth-year medical students.

(a) Transitioning from a paper chart to another case presented in an electronic chart. (b) Transitioning from an electronic chart to another case presented in a paper chart. *p < 0.05 for statistical equivalence.</p

Flow-chart of the study design.

<p>Flow-chart of the study design.</p

Characteristics of the patients seen by supervised medical students and emergency department physicians.

<p>P values were calculated using the Wilcoxon-test for numeric data and the Fisher's exact test for non-numeric data. Diagnostic accuracy: congruence between working diagnosis from the Emergency department and final diagnosis from the discharge letter. PCCL: patient comorbidity complexity level from the national Diagnosis related Group system. Expenditures on diagnostic procedures: calculated with the official national medical fee schedule for hospitals.</p