Indonesia Health Profile 2010

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GRAPH 2.8PERCENTAGE OF UNEMPLOYMENT LEVEL BY EDUCATIONIN INDONESIA, 2010Source: BPS-Statistics Indonesia, 2011Economic development is expected to encourage progress, physically, socially,mentally and spiritually in all over the country, especially in areas where areclassified as underdeveloped areas. An area is considered to be underdevelopedregion due to several factors, namely: geography, natural resources, humanresources, infrastructure and facilities, disaster‐prone areas and social conflict, anddevelopment policies. Limitations of infrastructure on various areas including publichealth makes people in underdeveloped areas find it difficult to run economic andsocial activity.The smallest unit used in the disadvantaged areas of the National Strategy toAccelerate Development of Disadvantaged Regions (National Strategy of PPDT) is thearea of the district administration. By definition, disadvantaged areas are districtsthat are relatively less developed than other areas in the national scale and apopulation of relatively backward. Determination of criteria developed areas is doneby using an approach based on the calculation of the six basic criteria, namely:economy, society, human resources, infrastructure, the ability of local finance (fiscalgap), accessibility and regional characteristics, as well as by district located in thehinterland, islands (small islands and island groups), the borders between countries,disaster‐prone areas and areas prone to conflict and large parts of coastal areas.18
GRAPH 2.9PROVINCES WITH PERCENTACE OF UNDERDEVELOPED DISTRICTSIN INDONESIA, 2010Source: National Strategy to Accelerate Development of Disadvantaged Regions(National Strategy of PPDT) Year 2004-2009Under that approach, then set 183 districts were categorized withunderdeveloped districts. Currently Indonesia has 19 border districts, 33 smallislands and 183 outer populated islands areas (including remote). In 2010 thepercentage of disadvantaged areas was 36.8% (of 497 districts/municipalities)located in 27 provinces. Province with the highest percentage of the highest numberof underdeveloped districts was in West Sulawesi, amounting to 100%, followed byEast Nusa Tenggara Papua 65.2% and 93.1%. The number and percentage of districtslagging behind by province can be seen in Annex 2.7.Based on the underdeveloped areas, there have been drawn up some prioritiesin bordered districts and outer small islands in Indonesia by the Ministry ofUnderdeveloped Area Development, Republic of Indonesia. There were 38 districtsincluded in the priorities and the very priorities that were spread across 9 provincesin Indonesia.19
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Page 4 and 5: EDITOR OF BOARDAdvisordr. Ratna Ros
Page 6 and 7: This Indonesia Health Profile is pr
Page 8 and 9: FOREWORDACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF GENERAL
Page 10 and 11: Annex 2.1 Distribution of Governmen
Page 12 and 13: Annex 3.17 TB Period Prevalence (D)
Page 14 and 15: Annex 4.23 Percentage of Population
Page 16 and 17: Annex 5.21 Recapitulation of Gradua
Page 19 and 20: Ministry of Health's vision is "Hea
Page 21: population, birth rate, mortality r
Page 24 and 25: Population growth is the change in
Page 26 and 27: Age structure of population by sex
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Page 34 and 35: TABLE 2.3NUMBER OF UNDERDEVELOPED D
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Page 42 and 43: GRAPH 2.16PERCENTAGE OF PEOPLE AGE
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Page 67 and 68: GRAPH 3.18NUMBER OF PAUCI BACILLARY
Page 69 and 70: GRAPH 3.21PREVALENCE OF YAWS IN IND
Page 71 and 72: GRAPH 3.23NUMBER OF DIPTHERIA CASES
Page 73 and 74: GRAPH 3.25INCIDENCE RATE OF DHF PER
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Survey (SDKI) 2007 recorded MMR 228
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Graph 4.2 presents achievement of K
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. Delivery Attendance by Midwifery
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access of delivery mother to health
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GRAPH 4.9COVERAGE OF POSTPARTUM CAR
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Polindes (village maternal clinic),
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GRAPH 4.14COVERAGE OF COMPLETE NEON
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g. Underfive Health CareUnderfive h
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GRAPH 4.19COVERAGE OF PRIMARY SCHOO
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By sex, method of contraceptive use
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Of 33 provinces in Indonesia, 20 pr
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Drop out rate of DPT‐Hb1‐measle
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Annex 4.43 and Annex 4.44 show drug
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Other indicator of hospital service
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In 2010, there were 36.23 million v
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temperature must be between 0‐8º
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has increased significantly from 20
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106Average coverage of pneumonia ca
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Batam and Mataram. In 2010, it was
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110Second‐level physical defect c
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districts/municipalities (25%) of f
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Monitoring of malaria vector suscep
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1. Iron (Fe) Tablet Supplementation
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GRAPH 4.51PERCENTAGE OF WOMEN SWALL
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GRAPH 4.53PERCENTAGE OF UNDERFIVE G
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122were West Nusa Tenggara, Bengkul
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encouraging mother to breastfeed ba
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people by type of disaster and vict
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GRAPH 5.1RATIO OF HEALTH CENTER PER
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Table 5.1 below shows the developme
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GRAPH 5.6NUMBER OF SPECIALTY HOSPIT
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Proportion of beds in general hospi
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While distribution facilities of ph
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GRAPH 5.14RATIO OF POSKESDES TO VIL
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Graph 5.17 shows number of majors/s
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Number of Diknakes institutions of
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Health human resources data had alr
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In 2010 there were 120 specialist d
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physicians and 112 dentists. Graph
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anging from 6 to 14 lecturers. Whil
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Participants of National Community
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GRAPH 6.1POPULATION IN ASEAN & SEAR
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In SEARO region, Timor Leste had th
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By those key indicators, in 2010, t
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GRAPH 6.8GROSS NATIONAL INCOME (GNI
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Data in “World Health Statistics
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Indonesia was on the 2 nd lowest po
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Avian Influenza firstly entered ASE
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Indonesia, which in 2005 got the ou
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GRAPH 6.17COVERAGE OF VACCINATIONIN
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3. Improved DrinkingWater Source
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BPS Statistics Indonesia. 2006. Est
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___________. 2005. Publikasi Hasil
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Annex 2.2TOTAL POPULATION BY SEX AN
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Annex 2.4POPULATION GROWTH RATEBY P
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Annex 2.6NUMBER OF POPULATION BY SE
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Annex 2.838 DISTRICTS AS PRIORITY A
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Annex 2.10NUMBER AND PERCENTAGE OF
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Annex 2.12PERCENTAGE OF HOUSEHOLDS
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Annex 2.24PREVALENCE OF SMOKERS 15
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Annex 2.26PERCENTAGE OF WOMEN AGED
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Annex 3.1ESTIMATION OF INFANT MORTA
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Annex 3.310 MAIN DISEASES OF HOSPIT
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Annex 3.5PREVALENCE OF UNDERFIVE NU
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Annex 3.7PREVALENCE OF UNDERFIVE NU
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Annex 3.9PREVALENCE OF ADULT NUTRIT
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Annex 3.11ANNUAL PARASITE INSIDENCE
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Annex 3.13Detection CoverageNo Prov
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Annex 3.15NoProvinces(1) (2) (3) (4
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Annex 3.17TB PERIOD PREVALENCE (D)
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Annex 3.19NoProvincesAIDS CUMULATIV
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Annex 3.21NUMBER OF UNDERFIVE PNEUM
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Annex 3.23NUMBER OF TETANUS NEONATO
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Annex 3.25NUMBER OF MEASLES CASESBY
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Annex 3.27OUTBREAK FREQUENCY AND NU
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Annex 3.29NUMBER OF DIPHTERIA CASES
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Annex 3.31NUMBER OF AFP CASES AND N
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Annex 3.33NUMBER OF DISTRICTS/MUNIC
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Annex 3.35NUMBER OF CHIKUNGUNYA CAS
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Annex 3.37NUMBER OF FILARIASIS CASE
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Annex 3.39NUMBER OF LEPTOSPYROSIS C
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Annex 3.41NUMBER OF AVIAN INFLUENZA
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Annex 4.2PERCENTAGE OF WOMEN AGE 10
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Annex 4.4PERCENTAGE OF WOMEN AGE 10
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Annex 4.6PERCENTAGE OF NEW FAMILY P
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Annex 4.8PERCENTAGE OF ACTIVE FAMIL
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Lampiran 4.10NoProvincesCoverage of
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Annex 4.12PERCENTAGE OF NEONATES VI
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Annex 4.14COVERAGE OF INFANT AND UN
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Annex 4.16COVERAGE OF UNDERFIVE WEI
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Annex 4.18COVERAGE OF EXCLUSIVE BRE
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Annex 4.20TargetVitamin A CoverageN
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Annex 4.22PERCENTAGE OF CHILDREN AG
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Annex 4.24COVERAGE OF UNIVERSAL CHI
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Annex 4.26PERCENTAGE OF CHILDREN AG
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Annex 4.28DROP OUT RATE OF IMMUNIZA
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Annex 4.30NoProvincesNumber ofPregn
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Annex 4.32NoProvincesNumber ofFerti
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Annex 4.34PERCENTAGE OF TUBERCULOSI
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Annex 4.36NUMBER OF INPATIENT VISIT
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Annex 4.38EXAMINATION OF DENTAL AND
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Annex 4.43PERCENTAGE OF DRUG AND VA
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Annex 4.41NUMBER OF ADVANCE LEVEL I
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Annex 4.44PERCENTAGE OF DRUG AND VA
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Annex 5.2NoProvincesNumber of Healt
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Annex 5.4NUMBER OF HOSPITAL AND BED
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Annex 5.6NUMBER OF SPECIFIC HOSPITA
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Annex 5.8NUMBER OF PRODUCTION FACIL
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Annex 5.10NUMBER OF HEALTH EFFORT C
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Annex 5.12NUMBER OF NON HEALTH POLY
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Annex 5.14NUMBER OF NON POLYTECHNIC
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Annex 5.16RECAPITULATION OF POLTEKK
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Annex 5.18RECAPITULATION OF STUDENT
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Annex 5.20NUMBER OF POLTEKKES GRADU
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Annex 5.22RECAPITULATION OF HEALTH
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Annex 5.24RATIO OF PHYSICIAN, DENTI
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Annex 5.26RECAPITULATION OF PHYSICI
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Annex 5.28RECAPITULATION OF MIDWIFE
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Annex 5.30RECAPITULATION OF DENTIST
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Annex 5.33RECAPITULATION OF PHYSICI
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Annex 5.34RECAPITULATION OF DENTIST
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Annex 5.36DISTRIBUTION OF WIDYAISWA
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Annex 5.38ALLOCATION AND REALIZATIO
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Annex 5.40DISTRIBUTION OF MOH EMPLO
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Annex 6.2BIRTH RATE, MORTALITY RATE
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Annex 6.4TUBERCULOSIS IN ASEAN AND
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Annex 6.6NUMBER OF VACCINE-PREVENTA
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Annex 6.8HEALTH EFFORTS IN ASEAN AN
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