Evaluation of Health Worker Availability in Remote Areas

Ardha Isma Maziyah

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Evaluation of Health Worker Availability in Remote Areas

In Proceedings of the 4th Annual Meeting of the Indonesian Health Economics Association INAHEA - Volume 1, 168-170, 2017 , Surabaya, Indonesia

Author: Ardha Isma Maziyah

Affiliation: Faculty of Public Health and Universitas Airlangga, Indonesia

Keyword(s): Distribution, Health worker, Remote area.

Abstract: The problem of quantity and distribution of health personnel is a health policy problem that is often faced in remote areas. Health development is an effort to fulfill the basic rights of the people, namely the right to access health services. One of them with the distribution of health workers evenly in certain locations. Indonesia is one of 57 countries experiencing World Health Human Resources crisis in the world. Health crisis is increasingly felt in remote areas resulting in the development of Indonesian dwarfs as a whole. This condition is exacerbated by the low retention of health workers in the region. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the inequality of distribution of health workers in remote areas. This research uses qualitative design with descriptive analysis approach. The imbalance of health personnel is caused by the demand and supply that do not go hand in hand. Therefore, to improve the distribution of health workers in remote areas, there needs to be policy s upport from the government, including compulsory work with adequate infrastructure support. Incentives both financial and non-financial should also be considered as an effort to improve access to health workers in remote areas. (More)

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Maziyah, A. (2018). Evaluation of Health Worker Availability in Remote Areas. In Proceedings of the 4th Annual Meeting of the Indonesian Health Economics Association - INAHEA; ISBN 978-989-758-335-3; ISSN 2184-366X, SciTePress, pages 168-170. DOI: 10.5220/0007026201680170

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