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In today's rapidly evolving world, holistic health encompassing both physical and spiritual well-being is increasingly essential. Independent health centres and clinics face challenges with patient record-keeping, as many still rely on manual, unstructured systems to manage patient data, medical histories, and daily visit logs. Issues such as forgetfulness (e.g., ofpersonal details) and the loss of identification cards can hinder the registration process for follow-up visits, creating difficulties and time- consuming delays for administrative staff trying to retrieve records. The proposed solution is a fingerprint-based system that allows patients to verify their identity simply by scanning their fingerprints. This community service initiative represents the practical application (hilirisasi) of a research project that developed a web-based, fingerprint-integrated patient medical record system. Data is stored both on computer hard drives and via a web-based platform, ensuring patient records are neatly organised and easily accessible. To assess understanding of the fingerprint sensor technology, questionnaires were administered to participants both before and after the system demonstration; results showed a 53.9% increase in comprehension scores
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