Digital Transformation & Wellness Program for Improving Return-to-Work Quality in Petroleum Refinery Security Supervisor with Acute Coronary Syndrome Comorbid: A Case Report

Background. Securing the vital object like oil & gas industry needs physical fitness. Return-to-Work (RTW) program for critical job like petroleum refinery security supervisor with post-Acute Coronary Syndrome (ACS) condition needs innovation in this digital era. Digital monitoring & wellness program by corporate home clinic and occupational medicine specialist in hospital provider collaboration integrated risk analysis of health reports, emphasizing the assessment of caloric expenditure and cardiometabolic aspects related to physical activities in refinery security. Methods. This research is a case report using secondary data based on digital health reports from home-clinic visits and insurance claims from a security supervisor. Corporate-home-clinic used the real time electronic medical record. Wellness program was monitored using digital platform recapitulation. RTW program used the seven diagnostic steps from Indonesian Occupational Medicine Collegium. Results. The digital monitoring showed the chronological timeline based on patient’s clinical data from June, 2022 (ACS onset), cardiologist’s intervention, hospitalization, corporate-home-clinic monitoring, seven steps of RTW program, wellness program (January-March, 2023), and productivity evaluation on June, 2023. Job satisfaction data highlights the positive impact on overall satisfaction. Discussion. Digital transformation ease the evidence monitoring for clinical progression & medical insurance cost. Wellness program improve the physical capacity which can be the consideration for job demand analysis in RTW program. The significant collaboration make security programs based on individual health conditions. Conclusion. The RTW Program can improve by digital monitoring and wellness program intervention for post-ACS case such as in security supervisor. Future analytic or interventional study should be considered to evaluate this descriptive study.