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Cardiovascular Services
in Universal Coverage Era
Anwar Santoso
Dept. of Cardiology Faculty of Medicine; University of Indonesia
National Cardiovascular Centre Harapan Kita Hospital
President of Indonesian Heart Association
Jakarta - Indonesia
Promotif
Preventif
Kuratif
Rehabilitatif
Orientasi Praktik
Kedokteran/Pelayanan Kesehatan
Male
Female
Urban
Rural
ORadj
95% CI
1
2.45
6.95
2.22 2.70
6.14 7.90
0.0001
Blood sugar:
Normal
IGT
DM
1
1.35
1.95
1.19 1.54
1.65 2.30
0.0001
Overweight
BMI > 25
1.80
1.61 2.00
0.0001
Low education
Complete high school vs lower
1.54
1.40 1.68
0.0001
Abdominal obesity
1.52
1.36 1.69
0.0001
Age:
18 34 years
35 54 years
55+ yeasr
36,3
34,2
30
20
10
0
2007
2013
Year
Indonesia Basic Health Research 2013
Medicines components in
JKN:
Scope of JKN Benefit
Physical
inactivity
10%
reduction
Household
air pollution
50%
reduction in
SFU for
cooking
Essential
NCD
medicines
and
technologies
80%
coverage
25% reduction
in NCD mortality
by 2025
Diabetes/
obesity
0%
increase
Salt/sodium
intake
30%
reduction
Tobacco
Risk Factor
use
National System Response
30%
Regional Target
reduction
Drug
therapy &
counseling
50%
coverage
Raised
blood
pressure
25%
reduction
Conclusions
Though good economic prospect in Indonesia financial
budget for health sector is still limited.
Better economic growths and urbanization lead to increased
CVD risk factors
Universal coverage in Indonesia would be reshaping health
care system should be mostly relied on health promotion
and prevention
Conclusions
Each Asia-Pacific country faces a unique set of barriers that
prevent optimal translation of evidence-based guideline
recommendations into practice
Establishing cardiac networks and local/individual hospital
models/clinical pathways will be central to optimization of
ACS medical management in the
Asia-Pacific region