Improving Health Services In Central Java, Ganjar Pranowo Launching Petroke And Juminah Applications

Central Java Governor Ganjar Pranowo (Antara)

CENTRAL JAVA - Central Java Governor Ganjar Pranowo inaugurated the launch of two innovative applications made by RSUD Prof. Dr. Margono Soekarjo (RSMS) to improve health services.

These two applications are Petroke (Stroke Handling) and Juminah (Maring Umah Visit). Both of these applications can be downloaded for free on the Google Playstore.

"It is possible that from all hospitals in Central Java, the value of the innovation is Margono. Many of the innovations are also used by other hospitals," said Ganjar, in a written statement, Saturday, April 23.

Ganjar explained, Petroke made it easier and faster to treat stroke patients to be brought to RSMS in less than three hours.

Then Juminah, is part of the medical rehabilitation service that has an important role in supporting the recovery of bodily functions of patients who experience movement, speech, or growth disorders.

"There are two things today that I think are important innovations. The first is related to stroke prevention, the name is Petroke. So residents who have had a stroke in a maximum of less than 3 hours have arrived at Margono," explained Ganjar.

"Secondly, there are a lot of patients who are sick at home and have transportation problems. There is one transportation called Juminah as part of the concern," continued Ganjar.

Furthermore, to get these two services, Ganjar revealed how to send an online message to the official RSMS number. Ganjar also stated that Banyumas Regency already has many remote areas.

Ganjar continued, if service improvements like this could continue in other areas, it would make it easier for the community to get services.

"If this kind of excellent service is carried out, the community will be very good. If this goes on, it is important to reach remote areas. And in Banyumas there are many remote areas. So that it is easier for the community to provide health services," said Ganjar.

In addition to inaugurating the launch of the RSMS innovation application, Ganjar also reviewed the implementation of the third dose or booster vaccination at RSMS. Ganjar appealed to people who have not had the booster vaccine to register immediately at the available vaccine outlets.