SELAMAT DATANG Website ini dikembangkan khusus untuk mendukung implementasi kebijakan desentralisasi kesehatan di Indonesia dan dikelola oleh PKMK (Pusat Kebijakan dan Manajemen Kesehatan), Fakultas Kedokteran Universitas Gadjah Mada, dikembangkan sejak tahun 2000 sampai sekarang.

Sebagaimana kita ketahui, desentralisasi kesehatan membawa perubahan besar di setiap level sistem. Perubahan yang terjadi, baik yang berpengaruh positif maupun negative sebaiknya dikomunikasikan diantara para pelaksana dilapangan.

Website ini berisi dokumentasi/arsip mailing-list desentraliasai kesehatan di http://www.yahoogroups.com/group/desentralisasi-kesehatan. Bagi yang berminat, pemerhati dan berkompeten dengan hal-hal Desentraliasi Kesehatan silahkan bergabung menjadi anggota mailling-list ini. Cara bergabung silahkan mengirimkan email ke: heny-rohmi@yahoo.com atau aryanto_mpk@yahoo.co.id dengan subject/judul Pendaftaran Milis DesKes.

A. Teori & Aplikasi Desentralisasi

E-Book:

• The Changing National Role in Health System Governance, A case-based study of 11 European countries and Australia. WHO (2013). Ed.: Elke Jakubowski, Richard B. Saltman

Sebuah buku baru baru saja terbit yang mengupas peran pemerintah pusat dalam tata pamong kesehatan yang terjadi di 11 negara maju. Editor buku ini ialah Elke Jakubowski dan Richard B. Saltman. Buku ini masuk dalam terbitan Observatory Studies 29/2013 dan diterbitkan oleh WHO Kantor Regional Eropa di Denmark. Bacaan ini membahas secara spesifik mengenai perbandingan desentralisasi kesehatan di Eropa dan Australia dalam hubungan antara pelaku kebijakan kesehatan. Sebuah bacaan baru yang sangat relevan dengan kebijakan desentralisasi di Indonesia. Bagi Anda yang ingin membaca dan menyimpannya, silahkan 

• Pelaksanaan Desentralisasi Kesehatan di Indonesia 2000-2007

B. Arsip Diskusi Mailing List

Arsip Diskusi Mailing-List Desentralisasi Kesehatan Tahun 2013
Arsip Diskusi Mailing-List Desentralisasi Kesehatan Tahun 2012
Arsip Diskusi Mailing-List Desentralisasi Kesehatan Tahun 2011
Arsip Diskusi Mailing-List Desentralisasi Kesehatan Tahun 2010
Arsip Diskusi Mailing-List Desentralisasi Kesehatan Tahun 2000-2009

C. Peraturan-Peraturan dan Undang-Undang

• Peraturan Pemerintah Republik Indonesia Nomor 33 Tahun 2012. Tentang: Pemberian Air Susu Ibu Eksklusif 
• Peraturan Menteri Kesehatan Republik Indonesia, Nomor 2562/MENKES/PER/XII/2011
  Tentang: Petunjuk Teknis Jaminan Persalinan (JAMPERSAL)
• Petunjuk Teknis Penggunaan Dana Dekonsentrasi Program Dukungan Manajemen Dan Pelaksanaan Tugas Teknis Lainnya Tahun Anggaran 2012
• Petunjuk Teknis BOK (Bantuan Operasional Kesehatan) Kementerian Kesehatan RI 2011
• Petunjuk Teknis Penggunaan Dak Bidang Kesehatan TA 2012
• Buku Panduan Hari Kesehatan Jiwa Sedunia Tahun 2011

D. Informasi Seminar & Workshop

• Lunch Seminar Mengenai: Agenda Pembangunan Paska MDGs 2015: Catatan dari the 4th Meeting of High Level Panel of Eminent Persons. Bali, 25 Maret 2013
  --> Selasa, 2 April 2013, Ruang Kuliah S3 Gd. Pascasarjana Lantai 2 FK UGM
  
• Seminar dan Raker Jamkesda, 2nd Annual Health Insurance Meeting: “Action for Achieving Universal Health Coverage in Indonesia”. Ruang Senat, Lt. 2 Gedung KPTU, Fakultas Kedokteran Universitas Gadjah Mada Yogyakarta, Kamis-Jumat, 4-5 April 2013
  
• A Knowledge Event For Health Policy Leaders "Engaging The Private Sector To Achieve Health System Goals - Private Hospitals And The Private Sector As Partners For Universal Health Care Coverage". 27 - 28 May 2013 (Monday & Tuesday), Hongkong
  
• A Policy Course On "Engaging The Private Sector To Achieve Health Systems Goals - Private Hospitals And The Private Sector As Partners For Universal Health Care Coverage". 27 May - 1 June 2013 (Monday - Saturday), Hongkong.
• The 7th Postgraduate Forum"Health Systems and Policy for the ASEAN Economic Community: Shared Vision and Goals" 24-25 June 2013, Faculty of Medicine Naresuan University, Thailand.
  

Area of Focus:

• • Global Health Policy and Ethics
  • Health Systems and Policies and Impacts from ASEAN Economic Community
  • Health Financing and Health Security
  • Economic Evaluations of Health Interventions
  • Health Sector Reform
  • Information Technology in Healthcare
  • Health Management
  • Health Sciences Education

 
E. Berita-Berita

>>>>>Nasional

• ‘Immunisation Week’ targets measles eradication
  The Primary Health Care Corporation (PHCC) has concluded the ‘Immunisation Week’ campaign with many activities held across primary healthcare centres.

• Healing Iraqis: The Challenges of Providing Mental Health Care in Iraq
  Mental health disorders and emotional distress are as debilitating and agonizing as physical health problems. According to the World Health Organization, mental health disorders are the fourth leading cause of ill health in Iraqis over the age of 5 years. There is little doubt that years of political and social repression, punctuated by wars and followed by a post-war period characterized by interrupted and insufficient basic services, have taken their toll on the Iraqi people.

• Healdsburg Primary Care Brings Multi-Specialist Healthcare Services to Rural North Sonoma County
  More than two decades ago, Healdsburg Primary Care (HPC) was created for the primary purpose of providing residents in the rural communities north of Santa Rosa with quality, comprehensive health care. HPC makes it easy for families to partner with some of the best primary care physicians in Northern California, with direct access to HDH specialist care and hospital services.

• Shot in the arm for rural healthcare sector this fiscal
  The government on Monday said that its plan for the public health sector for 2013-14 would focus on expansion of services and that efforts would be taken to make them available to the rural folk at their

• Free Healthcare: A Pregnant Scheme for Healthcare Systems in Sierra Leone
  Sierra Leone is celebrating the third anniversary of the free health care initiative (launched April 27th 2010) which is geared towards reducing the unacceptable deaths in the vulnerable groups of women and children. This scheme guarantees free access to healthcare services for the targeted groups of pregnant women, lactating mothers and children below the age of five years.

• Has ResMed found the ‘holy grail’ of healthcare?
  It’s a big call to make, but ResMed (ASX: RMD) chairman Peter Farrell believes that the breathing apparatus manufacturer may just have found the “holy grail of healthcare delivery” with the mask systems the company provides. If his evidence is record company revenue and earnings, he could be right.

• Medicine: Increased access to health care brings opportunities, challenges
  Changes coming in the next few months to health options in Connecticut and across the country are expected to help residents get better care when they need it, and with smaller costs, too.

• Ministry says healthcare teams to visit five districts soon
  KATHMANDU: The Ministry of Health and Population (MoHP) is to soon send teams to five districts to conduct a feasibility study to launch social health insurance programme.
  
  
• County health district promotes immunizations
  The Galveston County Health District is reminding people about the importance of childhood immunizations during National Infant Immunization Week currently being observed.
  
  
• New approach to rural medical education needed
  CSU’s proposal for a new rural medical school was designed to tackle the factors that influence the decisions of medical graduates to work in rural and regional areas, writes Mark Burdack.
  
  
• Lung Cancer Mortality Rates Linked to Primary Care Provider Density
  Apr. 22, 2013 — Lung cancer remains the leading cause of cancer-related deaths and is tied as the third leading cause of death overall in industrialized countries. Within the United States, several groups identified by race, sex, and socioeconomic status have been linked to increased cancer mortality, suggesting a disparity because of these characteristics. The relationships are complicated by the fact that many of these characteristics may also be associated with areas of decreased access to care and local resources and not inherently based on implicit biases. Researchers from the University of Washington in Seattle, Washington wanted to know the effect access to care had on lung cancer mortality among blacks and whites in the United States. In a recent study published in the International Association for the Study of Lung Cancer's Journal of Thoracic Oncology (JTO) researchers found lower mortality was associated with higher primary care provider density.

• Health Care And Indian Country
  There is much debate going on across this country regarding changes being proposed to create greater access (for poor to medium income folks) to affordable health. From the American Indian perspective, all this debate seems a bit irrelevant since the Indian Health Service (IHS) is the primary health care provider for Indian people who live on or near the reservation.

• Area below average in some aspects of health, survey finds
  Results from a recent assessment of the region's health published this month have experts issuing a call to action, literally and figuratively.

• Tabuk City rural health center offers free new born screening to indigent mothers
  TABUK CITY, Kalinga, April 22 (PIA) -– The city rural health center offers free New Born Screening (NBS) test to newborns of Pantawid mothers and those with sponsored PhilHealth coverage.
  

• Colorado rural vaccine bill clears Senate
  A bill that gives the Colorado government an entry into the business of buying and distributing children's vaccines passed the state Senate with slight bipartisan support Friday.

• Sri Lanka : Sri Lanka invests in developing 1,000 rural hospitals to strengthen health sector
  Apr 19, Colombo: The Sri Lankan government has made a large investment to develop the hospitals in the country to strengthen the health sector, President Mahinda Rajapaksa said today.
  
  
• Health district confident in guarding records
  Chris Power, president of the Capital District Health Authority, said Wednesday that none of those threats led to any data loss.

• School Board to Update District Health and Wellness Policy
  West Orange Board of Education approved the update on first reading following Health and Wellness Committee suggestions.

• People need shift in mindset on maternal health
  BAGUIO CITY, April 17 (PIA) -- There is a need to change people's mindset with regards to maternal health--that is, from giving birth at home to using health facility to protect mother and baby from potential dangers.
  

• Health Care Industry Continues to Merge Despite Misses
  The abrupt end to merger talks at Fairview Health System last week still leaves complex questions about how the organization will compete and thrive in the years ahead.
  

• Michigan Center for Rural Health to conduct Voluntary Community Health Needs Discussion at Deckerville Community Center
  For over 60 years, we at Deckerville Community Hospital, along with numerous other health care facilities, have assessed the health needs of the community as an expression of our corporate mission to continuously improve the quality of health in the communities we serve. Recently, this process has also become a requirement for all non-profit, tax-exempt hospitals under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) of 2010.

• ASHA – the one hope for India’s rural healthcare woes?
  She is a harbinger of hope for millions of village women across India – whether it is to take a pregnant woman to the hospital for delivery, vaccinating a child or ensuring family planning. For that is what her name, ASHA, literally means. And Prasadpur village of Purnea district of Bihar has such a one-woman answer – Poonam Devi, the village ‘ASHA’, the name by which the primary health worker is commonly known. ASHA stands for Accredited Social Health Activist – a term used to refer to community health workers as part of the National Rural Health Mission.

• Pemerintah Kabupaten atau Kota Terancam Bangkrut
  TRIBUNNEWS.COM, JAKARTA - Usulan Kementerian Dalam Negeri mengalihkan wewenang mengelola kelautan, kehutanan, perkebunan dan pertambangan dari pemerintah kabupaten/kota ke provinsi akan berdampak besar.
  

• Rural Malawians fail to access quality health services
  With the countdown to the deadline on commitments towards the attainment of Millennium Development Goals lesser than 1000 days, Malawi has yet to fulfill its commitments on Millennium Development Goals to health.

• Give Medicare Locals a chance to improve health equity
  While independent, government-funded Medicare Locals are still in their embryonic form, opposition health spokesperson Peter Dutton has hinted that, if elected, a Coalition government would scrap the bureaucracies and redirect funds to front-line patient care.

• Health minister must go : 600 rural doctors
  Over 600 rural doctors nationwide are demanding that the government revoke the Cabinet resolution that forces state hospitals to pay allowances based on performance and that the Pheu Thai Party remove Pradit Sinthawanarong as public health minister.

• Primary care investment 'critical', health consultant warns
  England’s 27 area teams - local outposts of NHS England - and 211 CCGs have the power and resources to invest in primary care, according to the head of public healthcare at consultancy firm KPMG.

• Despite Primary Care Doctor Need, Those Teaching Specialties Earn $90K More
  Primary care physician professors at teaching hospitals, universities and other academic settings make nearly $90,000 less on average than their more specialized counterparts.
  
  
• An update on efforts to reduce Indigenous smoking rates
  On-the-ground community engagement is central to efforts to reduce smoking rates among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, according to Dr Tom Calma, national coordinator of the Tackling Indigenous Smoking initiative.

• Uganda’s midwives struggle to meet demands
  GULU/SOROTI, 8 April 2013 (IRIN) - Despite the significant role midwives play in Uganda’s maternal health programmes, they face numerous challenges, including lack of training, inadequate facilities and poor pay.

• Report: Death rates have gone up at rural hospitals - Omaha.com
  LINCOLN (AP) — A new report says the death rates in small rural hospitals are worse than at most hospitals.
  
  
• Kwara resident doctors embark on rural health care
  The 400 membership of Association of Resident Doctors in the University of Ilorin Teaching Hospital (UITH) has embarked on rural medical posting/outreach with the aim of complementing government efforts on rural community health care programme.

• Survey: Most rural doctors in Southern Kentucky not prepared to implement electronic health records
  LONDON, Ky. (April 5, 2013) — A new electronic health records (EHR) survey released this week found that 63 percent of rural health providers have not installed the new EHR software as mandated by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009.