PORTALJABAR, DISTRICT. BOGOR - Ciawi Regional General Hospital (RSUD) is again presenting innovation in the form of the Ciawi Integrated Citizen Information System (SIWARGI). This innovation not only accelerates access to health services, but also improves the quality of life of society as a whole.

Director of Ciawi Regional Hospital, Fusia Meidiawaty, said that SIWARGI was developed as a response to the still high prevalence of stunting and the challenges of health service accessibility. According to him, SIWARGI promises a holistic solution.

"We are committed to utilizing the latest technology such as artificial intelligence (AI) and internet of things (IoT) to integrate all aspects of health services, from health education to rehabilitative services," said the Director of RSUD Ciawi.

Furthermore, SIWARGI is designed to increase education about specific nutrition and increase access to health services for pregnant, breastfeeding mothers and children under five to encourage reducing stunting.

He said, with SIWARGI, his party is fighting for the highest level of public health, in accordance with the mandate of Law Number 36 of 2009 concerning Health.

He also hopes that the presence of SIWARGI will not only reduce waiting times at health facilities, but also make access easier for people in remote areas.

"We believe SIWARGI will have a significant impact not only on the Ciawi District Hospital, but also on the entire health ecosystem in this region," explained Fusia.

Optimizing the presence of SIWARGI cannot be separated from the support and cooperation of all parties, which is very important to realize SIWARGI as a digital platform that can raise the quality of life of the Ciawi community to a better level.

"With the support of the Bogor Regency government, the development of SIWARGI at the Ciawi Regional Hospital marks a serious commitment to advancing the local health system through technological innovation. "We invite all parties to join this journey, because only with strong collaboration can we achieve better health for all," he concluded. (Diskominfo Kab. Bogor/Revo)