Indonesia Health System Discussion Series
Introduction
Indonesia health system is embarking on a very important phase with the implementation of the National Health Insurance System, the forthcoming agenda to revise the decentralization law and its impact to health sector, the increasing incidence of communicable and non-communicable diseases as well as automobile accidents and the growing population. On the other hand, government changes will take place in the upcoming presidential and legislative election, which would affect the long-term health planning at every level of the government.
As an effort to obtain inputs for future health policy development the Center for Health Policy and Management UGM holds a series of seminar as follow:
April 11th 2014, Jogjakarta : Decentralization Policy Reform
April 17th 2014, Jakarta : Health Financing Reform
April 23rd 2014, Jogjakarta : Hospital Organization Reform
April 29th 2014, Jakarta : Health Workforce Education Reform
May 7th and 12th 2014, Jakarta : How health system scenario would be in the context of health equity?
The discussion series aim to:
- Discuss health sector reform situation to feed into the development of the Indonesian Health System in Transition report
- Obtain inputs for future policy analysis and projection
May 12th 2014, in Jakarta: What is the future scenario for Indonesian health system to achieve health equity?
Topics:
- Will Indonesia achieve more efficient and equitable health system?
- Socioeconomic inequity: will it be resolved?
- Geographical inequity: will it be resolved?
- Is Indonesia equipped to fund for JKN? Can Indonesia control unhealthy behavior? Can Indonesia control corruption and fraud in the health sector?
Presenter:
Prof. dr. Laksono Trisnantoro, MSc, PhD (PKMK Universitas Gadjah Mada)
Invitations:
- APO Manila
- WHO Indonesia
- World Bank Indonesia
- UNICEF Indonesia
- DFAT – Indonesia
Venue:
Ubud Room 3rd Floor Gran Melia Hotel, Jl. HR. Rasuna Said Kav. X-0
Kuningan, Jakarta
Time:
May 12th 2014, 9 AM – 12 PM WIB