SOCSO e-Health Application Technology (SeHAT) Portal
Titre traduit en anglais
SeHAT is pronounced as "say-hard" which means "Health" in Malay
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The SOCSO Health Screening Programme (HSP) was announce during the 2013 Budget by YAB Dato' Sri Mohd Najib Bin Tun Abdul Razak, the Prime Minister of Malaysia on 28 September 2012.The HSP is a health screening programme which will be offered to all active workers contributing to SOCSO who attain 40 years of age. The SOCSO e-Health Application Technology (SeHAT) was developed for the purpose of the SOCSO Health Screening Programme (HSP). The portal will be used for the enrollment of Panel Clinic,maintenance and processing of all the health screening record. The portal was developed within 2 months and was operational by early December 2012 by a team of committed and dedicated people.
Objectif et finalité
The main aim of the whole programme is targeted to increase awareness on the workers' health and promote healthy lifestyle to prevent diseases and disability amongst workers in Malaysia. This is a web portal which is used for the SOCSO Health Screening Programme. The portal is used by panel clinics to validate vouchers (over 2 million vouchers) which are sent to all workers aged 40 years and above to redeem their health screening. Results of the health screening are entered to the portal and interpreted by the system about the workers' current health risk status such as cardiovascular diseases, blood pressure level, Body Mass Index (BMI), blood glucose level, cholesterol level, pap-smear (female) and breast cancer (female). The system also interprets automatically the Framingham cardiovascular risk score for these workers. The service providers are able to make health screening report print-outs for the workers who have undergone the screening. The portal is also able to collect health status/results and socio-demographics of the workers who have undergone the screening while maintaining patient confidentiality. (Currently over 300,000 health screening records are stored in the system's database). The portal is also used to process payments for the services rendered by the service providers.
The main aim of the whole programme is targeted to increase awareness on the workers' health and promote healthy lifestyle to prevent diseases and disability amongst workers in Malaysia. This is a web portal which is used for the SOCSO Health Screening Programme. The portal is used by panel clinics to validate vouchers (over 2 million vouchers) which are sent to all workers aged 40 years and above to redeem their health screening. Results of the health screening are entered to the portal and interpreted by the system about the workers' current health risk status such as cardiovascular diseases, blood pressure level, Body Mass Index (BMI), blood glucose level, cholesterol level, pap-smear (female) and breast cancer (female). The system also interprets automatically the Framingham cardiovascular risk score for these workers. The service providers are able to make health screening report print-outs for the workers who have undergone the screening. The portal is also able to collect health status/results and socio-demographics of the workers who have undergone the screening while maintaining patient confidentiality. (Currently over 300,000 health screening records are stored in the system's database). The portal is also used to process payments for the services rendered by the service providers.
Public cible
The portal is used by service providers to check the eligibility of workers who are qualified for the health screening programme. There are over 3000 service providers which includes physicians (clinics), pathology & diagnostic labs and mammogram d
Coordonnées de l'éditeur
Social Security Organization
, Malaysia-50538 Kuala Lumpur
+60342645480 drazman@perkeso.gov.my
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Social Security Organisation
, Malaysia-50538 Kuala Lumpur
+60342645480 drazman@perkeso.gov.my
http://www.perkeso.gov.my