Indonesia Health Profile 2010

g. Underfive Health CareUnderfive health care is standardized health service to child aged 12 – 59months including growth monitoring at least 8 times in a year, developmentmonitoring at least twice in a year and vitamin A twice in a year (February andAugust).Growth monitoring is performed by weighing the body and measuring theheight in Posyandu, Puskesmas, hospital, midwife private practice and other healthfacilities. Development monitoring is performed by SDIDTK (stimulation, detectionand early intervention of growth and development) by health personnel. Vitamin Ais given by health personnel in health facility.In 2010, coverage of underfive (1‐4 year old) by province can be seen in thefollowing Graph 4.17:GRAPH 4.17COVERAGE OF UNDERFIVE HEALTH CAREBY PROVINCE IN 2010RENSTRA TARGET2010 : 78%Source: DG of Nutrition and Maternal and Child Health, MoH RIThough averagely coverage of underfive health care had met the target, therewere 14 provinces (42%) having had not met the Renstra target of 78% in 2010 yet.Three highest coverages were by DI Yogyakarta with 97.69%, North Sumatera with91.81% and DKI Jakarta with 89.77%. On the contrary, three provinces with lowestcoverage were Papua, East Nusa Tenggara and West Kalimantan.Another indicator that is sensitive enough to capture health efforts tounderfive is D/S coverage, which is coverage of weighed to total underfive. Theweighed underfives are assumed having got standardized health services. Thefollowing is coverage of weighing underfive (D/S) by province.86