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Kondisi fisik yang sehat dan tubuh yang bugar diperlukan manusia untuk dapat menunjang aktivitas sehari-hari. Umumnya, salah satu cara seseorang mencapai kebugaran fisiknya adalah dengan melalui olahraga di pusat kebugaran. IKIGAI Fitness hadir sebagai pusat kebugaran mega-gym di Kota Depok dan Bogor. IKIGAI Fitness sendiri belum mengadopsi teknologi untuk menunjang keseluruhan aktivitas bisnisnya. Melihat semakin banyaknya pusat kebugaran lain yang menawarkan teknologi lebih canggih serta harga membership yang lebih murah, hal tersebut menjadi peluang bagi IKIGAI Fitness untuk dapat bersaing dengan kompetitornya di era digital saat ini. Untuk dapat bersaing tersebut, dilakukan penelitian terlebih dahulu mengenai desain antarmuka aplikasi pusat kebugaran IKIGAI Fitness agar produk yang dihasilkan dapat sesuai dengan kebutuhan pengguna. Dalam penelitian ini, digunakan pendekatan user-centered design untuk memastikan produk memenuhi kebutuhan pengguna. Tahapan yang dilalui terdiri dari riset kebutuhan pengguna, merancang solusi desain aplikasi, serta melakukan evaluasi solusi desain dan perbaikan. Dihasilkan sebanyak 25 fitur untuk antarmuka member berbasis mobile, 17 fitur untuk antarmuka manajemen berbasis web, 20 fitur untuk antarmuka personal trainer berbasis mobile, dan 12 fitur untuk class instructor berbasis mobile. Desain yang telah dirancang kemudian dievaluasi dengan metode usability testing (UT), mayoritas skenario mendapatkan success rate sebesar 100% dengan nilai terkecil adalah 50%. Hasil skor System Usability Scale (SUS) secara keseluruhan rata-rata skor SUS adalah 81,485 yang termasuk kategori grade A, excellent, acceptable, dan promoter. ......A healthy physical condition and a fit body are needed by humans to be able to support their daily activities. In General, one of the ways for someone to achieve their physical fitness is through sports activity at the fitness center. IKIGAI Fitness exists as a mega-gym fitness center in Depok and Bogor. IKIGAI Fitness itself has not yet adopted technology to support its overall business activities. Seeing the increasing number of other fitness centers that offer more sophisticated technology and lower membership prices, this is an opportunity for IKIGAI Fitness to compete with its competitors in today's digital era. To be able to compete, research was carried out first regarding the interface design of the IKIGAI Fitness fitness center application so that the resulting product can meet user needs. In this study, a user-centered design approach is used to ensure the product meets the needs and preferences of the user. The stages passed consist of researching user needs, designing application design solutions, as well as evaluating design solutions and improvements. As many as 25 features were generated for the mobile-based member interface, 17 features for the web-based management interface, 20 features for the mobile-based personal trainer interface, and 12 features for the mobile-based class instructor interface. The designs that have been designed are then evaluated using the usability testing (UT) method, the majority of scenarios get a success rate of 100% with the smallest value being 50%. Overall the average System Usability Scales (SUS) score is 81,845 which is included in the grade A, excellent, acceptable, and promoter categories.

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BACKGROUND: type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) and gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) are commonly seen in the geriatric population. This study aimed to investigate the prevalence, risk factors, and alarm-symptoms incidence of GERD among elderly patients with T2DM in a rural area of Central Sulawesi. METHODS: this cross-sectional study was conducted from July-September 2019 in Public Health Center of Beteleme, Central Sulawesi. Patients aged ≥60 years old, newly or previously diagnosed with T2DM according to the 2019 American Diabetes Association (ADA) criteria or to the 2015 Indonesian Society of Endocrinology (PERKENI) criteria, were consecutively recruited. We excluded patients being on proton-pump inhibitor or H2-receptor antagonist therapy or having a history of gastric or esophageal surgery. GERD was diagnosed in patients with the score of ≥8 based on the Indonesian version of GERD questionnaire (GERD-Q). RESULTS: among 60 elders with T2DM, 28.3% (95% confidence interval [CI], 16.9-39.7) had GERD. Statistical analysis showed that GERD was significantly associated with consumption frequency of tea (p=0.019) and coffee (p=0.015). No significant relationship was found between gender (p=0.562), obesity (p=0.803), achievement of blood glucose-level control (p=0.478), duration of T2DM (p=0.304), and type of antihyperglycemic drugs (p=0.202) with GERD. Unintentional weight loss was the leading alarm symptom (47.1%; 95%CI, 23.4%-70.8%) found across the GERD group. CONCLUSION: GERD was prevalent among elderly patients with diabetes. Frequent consumption of either tea or coffee was associated with GERD. Alarm symptoms need further evaluation to screen for complications.