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Stunting is a chronic malnutrition problem caused by insufficient intake for a long time. There has been an increase in stunting in Indonesia, especially the prevalence of stunting under five in Jambi Province is higher than the national figure of 37.9%. The implementation of nutrition interventions has not been integrated, from the planning process to evaluation at the central, regional and village levels. As a result, the coverage and quality of various basic services is less than optimal. Therefore, this study aims to analyze application development as an effort to monitor the evaluation of health workers. The method used is a descriptive method with a survey approach, the population in this study is health workers, cadres, midwives from two pilot health centers in West Tanjab, namely Pijoan Baru Health Center and Sungai Saren Health Center with a total sampling of 18 people. The results of the study concluded that there are still a lot of data on infants and mothers that are difficult to monitor, through the STOP STUNTING application on the toddler monitoring feature added warnings (danger signs on toddler growth) (83.3%), symptoms of hyperthyroidism at birth (72.2%), data completeness of the baby at birth (77.78%), early initiation of breastfeeding and exclusive breastfeeding (88.89%), and cognitive development of toddlers (66.67%). In the features of pregnant women, the identity of the primary health center is needed (88.89%), participation in the class of pregnant women (66.67%), consumption of blood-added tablets (77.78%), and a history of infectious diseases of pregnant women (55.56%) , and reporting the results of the application in the form of a cohort table (88.9%).

This study aims to see the density of patient visits at the Raden Mattaher Regional Hospital by using the National Emergency Department Overcrowded Scale (Nedocs). The method used in this study is an analytical survey to assess the role and function of an emergency room management and to analyze the management of patients in the emergency room at the Raden Mattaher Regional General Hospital (RSUD), Jambi Province. The results of this study indicate the average overcrowded rating in the ER at Raden Mattaher Hospital Jambi, which is in the range of 61-100 with the assessment category Very busy but not too full (extremely busy but not overcrowded). According to the Ministry of Health, the calculation of the need for human resources for nurses, the number of nurses in the ER at Raden Mattaher Hospital is short of 4 people, and not all of them are emergency certified. Based on the research results, it can be concluded that the policy decision making has been implemented but it has not been implemented properly. Furthermore, regarding the density in the emergency room during patient visits, the Raden Mattaher Regional Hospital provides a step solution to hospital management.