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Activities of this program consist of: 1
standardization and implementation of immunization of polio, measles, diphtheriae, pertusis, tetanus, BCG, hepatitis B, and other diseases which already have vaccines;
2 observation and management of post immunization sequelae;
3 development of immunization operationally and development of immunization with
new vaccines; and 4
monitoring and evaluation of program and result of immunization program.
3.2. Non-contagious Disease Prevention Program
This program is aimed at decreasing the incidence and prevalence of non-contagious diseases including dental illness so they no longer become public health problems.
Targets to be reached through this program are: 1
significant decrease in incidence and prevalence of heart disease, diabetes mellitus, cancer, injuries, and dental illnesses including decayed mixed filled teeth DMF-T
and caries and periodontal diseases; 2
availability of information about risk factors of various non contagious diseases; 3
achievement of optimal dental health level; and 4
development of public participation through local community’s organization in promoting healthy life style related to non contagious diseases.
Activities of this program consist of: 1
observation of non contagious diseases, among others cardiovascular diseases, diabetes mellitus, cancer, injuries and dental diseases;
2 collection, compilation and dissemination of information about risk factors of non
contagious diseases; 3
prevention and settlement of risk factors and management of disability; 4
caring and curing dental diseases which are of basic emergency, general or specialistic nature;
5 organizing local society participation in promoting healthy life style related to
prevention of non contagious diseases including dental diseases; and 6
monitoring and evaluation.
3.3. Disease Curative and Health Rehabilitative Program
a.
Basic Health Care Program
This program is aimed at increasing, consolidating, maintaining the coverage and even distribution as well as increasing quality of puskesmas health service and increasing
utilization of puskesmas services by the society leading to the improvement of optimal public health level.
Targets to be reached through this program are: 1
compilation of policies and concept of program management supporting decentralization;
2 increased service quality and public satisfaction toward puskesmas health service;
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3 decreased morbidity and mortality;
4 compilation of improvement in program managerial procedure and puskesmas
management; 5
increased utilization of puskesmas health service facilities by the public; 6
increased quality and equality of health services; 7
accessibility of the society living in special regions and health susceptible regions. Activities in this program consist of:
1 compilation of basic concept of improvement in puskesmas health efforts and policy
consolidation as well as management of basic health service program supporting decentralization;
2 development of quality assurance program and rational treatment program;
3 increased mechanism and support to referral activities;
4 increased reach of services to health susceptible social groups e.g. the community at
urban slum areas, isolated societies, poor people, etc. and to the communities in special regions e.g. remote areas, new settlement, border zones etc.;
5 work force training;
6 development of public institution in health sector and public empowerment in health
development; 7
increased role of NGO and business community in health development; 8
monitoring and evaluation.
b. Referral Health Service Program
