· Increasing commitments between the local and central governments on various aspects of UHC, including supply side and financing support.
· Strengthening primary health care, with promotion and prevention being essential to deliver quality healthcare services and control health expenditure.
· Routinely educate society about the importance of the community’s role in UHC and maintaining community health.
Indeed BPJS Kesehatan, which administers the national health insurance program, answers directly to the President of Indonesia rather than to a ministry.
It improved the quality of primary health care, health information systems, and financial management capacity at the subnational level.
“Indonesia launched its Health System Transformation agenda in 2022 to address these health challenges and affect desired health outcomes,” Prof Abdullah said.
Indonesia is actively transforming its health system to address global health issues and national challenges to close existing health gaps, particularly for underserved vulnerable populations. »
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