Daftar Abstrak Pembicara
| A multidimensional measure of Financial Protection G. Flores*1,2, O. O’Donnell2,3 1University of Lausanne, Switzerland, 2Erasmus University Rotterdam, The Netherlands, 3University of Macedonia, Greece |
| A review of the regulatory frameworks for healthcare professionals in 11 countries H.K. Yam*, S. Griffiths, E.K. Yeoh, S. Liu, L.Y. Wong, C.H. Chung, Y.C. Yam The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong |
| Access and trust through information communication technologies in Bangladesh? S. Rasheedicddr,b, Bangladesh |
| An assessment of medicine e3ntitlement programs and their role in universal health coverage in the Philippines B.L.C. Ho*1,2, E.P. Banzon1 1World Health Organization, The Philippines, 2Asian Development Bank, The Philippines |
| An Assessment of the outpatient HIV/AIDS treatment package provided by the Philippine Health Insurance Corporation I.M. Reyes-Lao Philippine Institute for Development Studies, The Philippines |
| An exploration of Cambodia’s pluralistic health system M. Bigdeli The Alliance for Health Policy and Systems Research, Switzerland |
| An integrated health care system for Xi’an’s aging population N.L. Chappell*1, W. Zeng2, S. Li2, M.J. Penning1, Z. Wu3 1University of Victoria, Canada, 2Xi’an Jiatong University, China, 3University of Victoria, China |
| Analysis of the maintenance and depreciation costs and requirements of selected government hospitals in the Philippines E. Banzon2, M.G.L. Alcantara1, L.A. Sayson*3, J.B. Jocson1, M.A. Diez1 1Philippine Institute of Development Studies, The Philippines, 2World Health Organization, The Philippines, 3Ateneo Professional Schools, The Philippines |
| Applying the good health at low cost approach: Exploring regional variations in reform effectiveness and its association with health in Armenia, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova and Tajikistan B. Akkazieva1, D. Balabanova*2, M. McKee2 1WHO, Tajikistan, 2London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, UK |
| Appreciative inquiry as a process to strengthen PLHIV friendly hospital’s systems and protocols – Experience from India R. Lalthanmawia*, G. Abraham, T. Ninan, A.M. Thomas, P. John, B. Charles Christian Medical Association of India, India |
| Are there differences in patterns of consumption adjustments and coping strategies for those who experience multiple shocks over time? A.D. Kraft*, J.J. Capuno, S.A. Quimbo, C.A.R. Tan, Jr University of the Philippines, The Philippines |
| Assessing health system mechanisms for detecting and controlling hypertension in Colombia and Malaysia D. Balabanova*1, I. Risso-Gill1, C. Kühlbrandt1, R. Nieuwlaat2, P. López-Jaramillo3, K. Yusoff4, P. Anthony3, F. Mustapha4, M. McKee1 1London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, UK, 2McMaster University, Canada, 3Universidad de Santander, Colombia, 4Universiti Teknologi Mara, Malaysia |
| Assessing the feasibility of public-private partnerships in health in the Philippines E.P. Banzon1, P.A. Factor1, B.L. Ho*1, J.A. Lucero1, M.E. Puyat2 1University of the Philippines Manila, The Philippines, 2Ateneo de Manila University, The Philippines |
| Back to Egalitarianism? Challenges of health care reform in China’s urban community health centers M.J. Zhang*1, W. Wang1, J. Zhang2, F. Yan1 1Fudan University, China, 2Georgia Southern University, USA |
| Barriers to provision of delivery services in public primary/sub health centres: A cross sectional study of provider perceptions from Gujarat, India K. Vora*1, S. Parikh1, R. Mehta1, D. Mavalankar1, A. De Costa2 1Indian Inst Public Health, India, 2Karolinska Institutet, Sweden |
| Beyond conventional economics of obesity – the case of India and implications for policy R. Donato*, Z. Siddiqui University of South Australia, School of Commerce, Australia |
| Buying care: A realist review approach to purchasing primary health care services from the private sector to provide care in under-served areas in low and middle income countries in the Asia Pacific Region M. Nachtnebel*1,2, N. Pillai1, K. Hort1,2, A. O’Mahoney1 1Nossal Institute for Global Health, The University of Melbourne, Australia, 2The Asia Pacific Observatory, The Philippines |
| Can community based health insurance increase access to care and financial protection? Evidence from a randomized control trial in rural India D. Dror2, W.A. Raza*1, E. van de Poel1, P. Panda2, A.S. Bedi1 1Erasmus University Rotterdam, The Netherlands, 2Micro Insurance Academy, India |
| Catalysing the adoption and scale-up of innovative maternal and newborn health interventions within the health system of Uttar Pradesh, India: Findings from a qualitative study N.J. Spicer London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, UK |
| Challenges to civil society participation in health policy in Malaysia S. Barraclough*1, S. Chong1, K.L. Phua2 1La Trobe University, Australia, 2Monash University Sunway Malaysia, Malaysia |














Lebih lanjut Sjahrir menjelaskan bahwa mata, trauma, infertilitas, medicine bee-practice dan beberapa pelayanan lain menjadi produk unggulan di RSA Unhas. Bahkan dalam waktu dekat RS ini akan membuka layanan terapi kanker yang canggih dengan telah tersedianya peralatan radioterapi – antara lain CT Fluoroscopy 128 slices, Linac – dan kemoterapi. Kecanggihan pelayanan ini sejalan dengan strategi RSA Unhas yang ingin menjadi RS pendidikan untuk menghasilkan dokter spesialistik dan sub-spesialistik.
Setelah beroperasi selama tiga tahun, masih ada bagian-bagian bangunan RS belum selesai dibangun, sehingga beberapa pelayanan masih menempati ruang sementara, misalnya UGD. Untungnya hal tersebut tidak sampai mengganggu alur pelayanan secara keseluruhan. Rawat inap yang berkapasitas total 203 TT, terdiri dari kelas III, II, I, VIP dan Super VIP. Perbedaannya hanya terletak pada jumlah tempat tidur per kamar dan beberapa perlengkapan untuk kenyamanan pasien. Seluruhnya sudah beroperasi namun belum melayani pasien Jamkesmas karena belum ada kerjasama. Ini berdampak pada masih rendahnya BOR di ruang perawatan Kelas III.
Dengan jenis pelayanan dan fasilitas seperti itu, Sjahrir yakin tahun ini pendapatan RS akan meningkat dibanding sebelumnya. “Tahun ini insya Allah pendapatan kami akan mencapai Rp. 38 M”, katanya. Ia tidak menampik bahwa pencapaian RSA ini berkat dukungan dari para tenaga medis dan juga rektorat. “Rektor Unhas kan dokter”, katanya sambil tersenyum.

dr. Kuntjoro merangkum bahwa ada empat pelaksana urusan kesehatan daerah yaitu Dinas Kesehatan, RS Daerah, Puskesmas dan Jaringan/Fasilitas Pelaksana Kesehatan lainnya.










