proposing e-health in indonesia

Proposing E-Health in In-donesiaPREPARED BY : RIRI KUSUMARANI / 20155636

IntroductionMotivationProject BackgroundCountry Profile SWOT Analysis

Project Goal & ObjectivesProject Scope References

E-Health is the use of information and communication technologies (ICT) for health (WHO)

e-health is …. health services and information delivered or enhanced through the Internet and related technologies (Eysenbach, 2001).

Summarized from Eysenbach,2001

Motivation화이팅 !

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Universal health coverage : Ensure all Citizens have access to needed promotion,

preventive, curative and rehabilitative health services, of sufficient quality to be effective,

while also ensuring that people do not suffer financial hardship when paying for these

services.

Indonesia

1,904,569 sqkm

~ 17,000

255,461,700 ppl

~6,000 inhabited 34 provinces

0-19 20-59 ~590

20,000,000

40,000,000

60,000,000

80,000,000

100,000,000

120,000,000

140,000,000

160,000,000

Population Ratio by Gender as Per 2014

M F

Life Expectancy6768697071727374

69

73

Male Female

3.1% USD $293/capita

3378 (inpatient)

6353 (outpatient)6

(per 10.000)

1.3(per 10.000)

8.2(per 10.000)

Items Public Private DonorICT Equipment O X O

Software O X O

Pilot Projects O O O

Skills Training O X O

Ongoing Support O X O

Scholarships O X O

E-learning in health sciences at tertiary level

ICT Education for students & professional groups

Sumatera Java Kalimantan Sulawesi BALI Maluku Nusa Tenggara Papua0

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40

60

80

100

120

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31.1

78.88

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92.52

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80.35

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ICT & Telecommunication Facilities in Public Hospital,2011

#REF! Faximile Handphone Internet Radic Communication Telephone

National eHealth policyNational multiculturalism policyNational ICT procurement policy

Legislation on personal health dataQuality assurance approaches to health-related internet contentsLegislation for sharing health-related dataLegislation regarding Internet Pharmacies

Effective decentralization of Processes and Functions of Health Systems

responding to urgent health needs brought about by natural disastersemerging and re-emerging communicable and non-communicable disease.

Inpatient Information System

SWOT Analysis

SGovernment Strong Will

Availability of E-health-like applications

Citizens Support for Better Health Systems

Availability of ICT Infrastructure in Health Facilities

Acknowledgement of The Importance of ICT Education

WInteroperability Issues

Low Availability of R&D Health Laboratory

High Dependency for ICT equipments from Outside Country

O High Citizens Demand for Ehealth

Stable Economic GrowthInternet Penetration is increasing rapidly

The wrap-up of National ID ProjectICT Literate Health Workers

T Digital Divide

Geographical Location of Cities

Unstable Government for Policy Making Behaviors

Prone to Contagious Disease

Uneven Ratio of Doctor/Nurse - Patient

Project Goals & Ob-jectives

To Find Best Practices of E-Health and Adapt them to Indonesia’s Health System

Goals

ObjectivesTo do benchmarking with countries which have good e-health system

To Promote E-Health in Indonesia by focusing on Services to Citizen

Healthy Citizens are the greatest Asset any Country can Have – Winston Churchill -

ReferencesEysenbach, Gunther. "What is e-health?." Journal of medical Internet research 3.2 (2001).

Indonesia’s Statistic Agency ,2015

Indonesia’s Ministry of Health, 2015

ITU,2015

World Health Organizations, 2015