Training and Introduction to Digital-Based Health Applications for Mothers of the Muhammadiyah Women’s Organization (Aisyiyah) in Bansir Darat Branch

Abstract

Digital transformation in the health sector is a strategic step to increase literacy and access to public health services, including for the women's community such as members of the Muhammadiyah Aisyiyah Bansir Darat Branch. Although digital health apps have grown rapidly, there are still many mothers who find it difficult to use them due to low digital literacy and limited understanding of technology. This service program arises from the need to address the gap in the use of health technology, especially among women who play the role of the main manager of family health. The purpose of this service is to provide training and introduction to digital-based health applications to Aisyiyah members, so that they are able to independently access information, conduct health monitoring, and consult with medical personnel through digital services. The implementation method includes socialization, interactive hands-on training, practical assistance in using the application, and continuous evaluation. This approach is combined with the provision of visual, audio, and collaboration guides with local health centers for the sustainability of post-training support. The output targets of this activity include increasing participants' digital literacy, independence in managing application-based health, the formation of a health technology-aware community, and scientific publications in accredited national journals.