The Influence of Information Quality, System Quality and Service Quality on the Use of Web-based Information Systems (Case Studies on Aremania Brawijaya for the User of Web-based Portal in Ongisnade.co.id, Malang)

The purpose of this study is to explain the variable system quality, the information quality, service quality and use with web-based information technology. Know and explain the relationship system quality variable with the use of web-based information technology, Know and explain the relationship information quality variable with the use of web-based information technology, Know and explain the relationship service quality variable with the use of web-based information technology, the research was conducted in ongisnade.co.id. The study is used to test the hypothesis is explanatory research, The study shows that there is a strong correlation between the system quality variables, information quality, and service quality and to use of information technology. So the relationship with the use of variables with the user in information systems technology will have a strong relationship .the conclusions show that the quality system, information quality and service quality has been able to meet the use web-based information technology on ongisnade.co.id

Factors Affecting Information Quality of Local Government Financial Statement

This study aims to determine the factors that affect the information quality of West Bandung District local government financial information. Government financial statement should meet qualitative characteristics. This research uses qualitative method and data completion with interview technique and reports to 17 informants, which are heads of sub finance section in Regional Work Units of West Bandung District. Data analysis is done by data reduction, then presents data and conclude data obtained according to the data analysis method for qualitative research. The results of this study indicate the factors that affect the information quality of West Bandung District Financial Statements are the application of Government Accounting Standards, human resources quality, internal control system, utilization of information technology, organizational commitment, the role of internal auditors, assets, external factors, and the operational fund management of special schools for West Bandung District Education Office

Quality of Medical Information Determine the Quality of Diagnosis Code

The accuracy of the diagnosis code has implications for future patient care planning, provision of health services and patient care costs. Therefore, this study has analyzed the influence of the quality of medical information on the quality of the diagnosis code which includes the accuracy, consistency, completeness and timeliness in coding the diagnosis of inpatients at Dr. Moewardi hospital.This was an observational analytic study with a sample of 250 medical records taken using stratified random sampling. Data were analyzed by chi square test. High quality of medical information has a better diagnosis code quality (73.80%) compared to poorly quality of medical information (36.00%). High quality of medical information has a log odds of 1.54 better in the quality of diagnosis code than poorly quality of medical information (b=1.54; 95% CI=0.81-2.27, p<0.001)

The Impact of Information Quality and System Quality on User Satisfaction in Web-based Information System (Study on the Employees of Bank Rakyat Indonesia Malang)

The aim in this research are to analyze and explain the influence of information and system quality on BRINETS user satisfaction partially and simultaneously in Bank Rakyat Indonesia Malang. Research that is used to test the hypothesis is explanatory research that performed using quantitative method. Data collection is conducted using questionnaire, interview and documentation techniques. Variable that used in this research are Information Quality, System Quality and User Satisfaction. Data analysis is conducted using Descriptive and Inferencial Statistic Methods including Multiple Regression Analysis. The result are that information quality has significant impact with user satisfaction. System Quality has significant impact with user satisfaction. Information quality and system quality has significant impact with user satisfaction.However, the user satisfaction that employees felt not too big because some of them found that BRINETS still not good. This is because many obstacles that occur in BRINETS. Generally, system and information quality of BRINETS is good enough but, some employees believe that it is not good even worse

Effect of Easiness, Service Quality, Price, Trust of Quality of Information, and Brand Image of Consumer Purchase Decision on Shopee Online Purchase

Technological developments are so rapid to bring impact and influence to all areas of life without exception e-commerce. Recent advances in web-based technologies and applications lead to the emergence of new developments that affect electronic trading. Trade of e-commerce encourages consumers to actively participate in the purchase and sale of products and services in the market and online community. However, the effect on the factors that influence and make the consumer are interested of trading the e-commerce marketplace/ platform has not yet achieved the right formula and is not well understood, causing policy-making are less effective in increasing consumer purchase decisions can thus have a negative impact on online purchase behavior of consumers. In this study proposed several variables that are considered influential in the purchase decision of the consumer (such as convenience, quality of service, price, trust, information quality and brand image) that will be modeled in the form of a hypothesis and the next will be in to do testing to prove the hypothesis on the independent variables proposed. The results of the study shows that the ease and brand image have a positive significant impact on purchase decisions online in the marketplace Shopee. While the quality of service, price, trust and information quality has no significant effect on purchasing decisions online in the marketplace Shopee. Shopee can maintain and evaluate the level of convenience and a brand image that is already good and improve the quality of service, price, trust and information quality as an effort to improve the purchase decision of the consumers

The quality of political information

The article conceptualizes the quality of political information and shows how the concept can be used for empirical research. I distinguish three aspects of quality (intelligibility, relevance, validity) and use them to judge the constituent foundations of political information, that is component claims (statements of alleged facts) and connection claims (argumentative statements created by causally linking two component claims). The resulting conceptual map thus entails six manifestations of information quality (component claimintelligibility, connection claim intelligibility, component claimrelevance, connection claim relevance, component claim validity, and connection claim validity). I explain how the conceptual map can be used to make sense of the eclectic variety of existing research, and how it can advance new empirical research, as a guide for determining variation in information quality, as a conceptual template for the analysis of different types of political messages and their common quality deficiencies, and as a generator of new research questions and theoretical expectations

Quality of collaboration and information handovers in palliative care: a survey study on the perspectives of nurses in the Southwest Region of the Netherlands

Background: When patients receiving palliative care are transferred between care settings, adequate collaboration and information exchange between health care professionals is necessary to ensure continuity, efficiency and safety of care. Several studies identified deficits in communication and information exchange between care settings. Aim of this study was to get insight in the quality of collaboration and information exchange in palliative care from the perspectives of nurses. Methods: We performed a cross-sectional regional survey study among nurses working in different care settings. Nurses were approached via professional networks and media. Respondents were asked questions about collaboration in palliative care in general and about their last deceased patient. Potential associations between quality scores for collaboration and information handovers and characteristics of respondents or patients were tested with Pearson’s chi-square test. Results: A total of 933 nurses filled in the questionnaire. Nurses working in nursing homes were least positive about inter-organizational collaboration. Forty-six per cent of all nurses had actively searched for such collaboration in the last year. For their last deceased patient, 10% of all nurses had not received the information handover in time, 33% missed information they needed. An adequate information handover was positively associated with timeliness and completeness of the information and the patient being well-informed, not with procedural characteristics. Conclusion: Nurses report that collaboration between care settings and information exchange in palliative care is suboptimal. This study suggests that health care organizations should give more attention to shared professionalization towards inter-organizational collaboration among nurses in order to facilitate high-quality palliative care

Quality of Service for Information Access

Information is available in many forms from different sources, in distributed locations; access to information is supported by networks of varying performance; the cost of accessing and transporting the information varies for both the source and the transport route. Users who vary in their preferences, background knowledge required to interpret the information and motivation for accessing it, gather information to perform many different tasks. This position paper outlines some of these variations in information provision and access, and explores the impact these variations have on the user’s task performance, and the possibilities they make available to adapt the user interface for the presentation of information

Trustworthiness and Quality of Context Information

Context-aware service platforms use context information to customize their services to the current users’ situation. Due to technical limitations in sensors and context reasoning algorithms, context information does not always represent accurately the reality, and Quality of Context (QoC) models have been proposed to quantify this inaccuracy. The problems we have identified with existing QoC models is that they do not follow a standard terminology and none of them clearly differentiate quality attributes related to instances of context information (e.g. accuracy and precision) from trustworthiness, which is a quality attribute related to the context information provider. In this paper we propose a QoC model and management architecture that supports the management of QoC trustworthiness and also contributes to the terminology alignment of existing QoC models.\ud In our QoC model, trustworthiness is a measurement of the reliability of a context information provider to provide context information about a specific entity according to a certain quality level. This trustworthiness value is used in our QoC management architecture to support context-aware service providers in the selection of trustworthy context\ud providers. As a proof of concept to demonstrate the feasibility of our work we show a prototype implementation of our QoC model and management architecture

What next for Shared Lives? Family-based support as a potential option for older people

With an ageing population and limited resources the challenge for policy makers and practitioners is how best to provide for the care and support needs of older people. This article draws on findings from two studies, a scoping study of the personalisation of care services and another which aimed to generate evidence about the potential use of family-based support schemes (Shared Lives, SL) for certain groups of older people. Forty-three schemes participated in a survey to gather information about services provided and the extent to which this included older people and their carers, and six staffs were interviewed across two schemes about issues for expanding provision for older people in their local areas. It was evident that SL schemes were already supporting a number of older people and there was support for expansion from both schemes and local authorities. Adequate resources, awareness raising, management commitment, and a pool of suitable carers would be needed to support any expansion effort. There is also still a need for SL to be more widely known and understood by care managers if it is to be considered part of mainstream provision for older people