The architecture of e-notification utilizes short message service to improve community health centers services

Abstract

This study discusses the design of e-Notification architecture using short message service technology to improve community health center services. The e-Notification submitted can be used as a medium to deliver regular information such as vaccination schedules organized by the community health center, as well as a schedule of repeat visits for pregnant women. The use of e-Notification can reduce the time needed to broadcast information sent to the public simultaneously or personally. By using the proposed e-Notification architecture, large numbers of notifications can be sent simultaneously, with very high success rates. This proposed architecture can be used at Community Health Centers located in rural areas or areas far from urban areas. This architecture is still in the form of design, so it has not gone through a comprehensive testing phase. But from the brief comparison that we did to several other ways of delivering information, the architecture that we submitted requires a shorter time.