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UU no 40 tahun 2004 tentang SJSN
UU no 40 tahun 2004 tentang SJSN :
9 Prinsip SJSN
1. Kegotong-royongan
2. Nirlaba
3. Keterbukaan
4. Kehati-hatian
5. Akuntabilitas
6. Portabilitas
7. Kepesertaan bersifat wajib
8. Dana amanat
9. Hasil pengelolaan dana jaminan sosial dipergunakan
seluruhnya untuk pengembangan program dan untuk
sebesar-besarnya kepentingan peserta
UU No 40 tahun 2004 tentang SJSn
UU no 40 tahun 2004 tentang SJSN
Prinsip ekuitas
• Prinsip ekuitas adalah kesamaan dalam
memperoleh pelayanan kesehatan sesuai
dengan kebutuhan medis yang tidak terkait
dengan besaran iuran yang telah dibayarkan
• Prinsip ini diwujudkan dengan pembayaran
iuran sebesar prosentase tertentu dari upah
bagi yang memiliki penghasilan dan
pemerintah membayarkan iuran bagi mereka
yang tidak mampu
UU no 40 tahun 2004 tentang SJSN
UU no 24 tahun 2011 tentang BPJS
UU no 24 tahun 2011 tentang BPJS
Why prospective ?
• Dapat mengendalikan biaya kesehatan
• Mendorong pelayanan kesehatan tetap
bermutu sesuai standar
• Membatasi pelayanan kesehatan yang tidak
diperlukan
• Mempermudah administrasi klaim
• Mendorong provider untuk melakukan cost
containment
The role of pharmacy in public health includes:
1) Access to medications
2) Assuring safe &
effective medications
3) Safely using/discarding
medications
Access to Medicine
• The large of the worlds population that does not
benefit from simple, safe, effective
pharmaceutical and the millions of children and
adults who die each year from common condition
that can be prevented or treated with modern
medicines, signal a fundamental failure of health
care system
• Those who have access to essential medicines
often receive the wrong medicines, the wrong
dosage or a quantity insufficient for their need
Why worry about medicines ?
• Medicines save lives and improve health
• Medicines promote trust and participation in
health services
• Medicines are costly
• Medicines are different from another
consumer product
• Substantive improvements in the supply and
use of medicines are possible
Medicines are different from other
consumer product
• The consumer does not chose a medicines. It is
prescribed by a clinician or recomended by
pharmacy staff
• Even when consumer chose the medicines he or she
is not trained to judge it appropriateness, safety,
quality of value for money
• Neither the average medical practicioner nor the
average pharmacist is equipped to independenly
access the quality, safety or efficacy of each new
medicines
Medicines are different from other
consumer product
• Fear or illnes can lead patients to demand costly
medicines from health workers or to buy such
medicines for themeselves when cheaper medicines
or no medicines would achieve the same result
• The consumer often cannot judge the likely
consequences of not obtaining a needed medicines.
This problem is most troublesome when the decision
maker is a parent and the patient is a child.
Selection
Management support
1. Planing and administration
2. Organization and
Use management
Procurement
3. Information management
4. Human resources
management
Distribution