Review of the implementation of malaria elimination program in East Indonesia

Abstract

Malaria is still one of the health problems with the highest cases in eastern Indonesia. The Indonesian Ministry of Health urges the entire community to be actively involved in preventing the spread of Malaria. It is hoped that by 2030, the Government can achieve the Malaria Elimination target in Indonesia. This study aimed to describe the implementation of malaria elimination in Eastern Indonesia in 2019-2021. We used a literature review method with problem identification stages, data search using the Google Scholar database using the keyword "malaria elimination in Eastern Indonesia," screening stages based on the criteria for annual journal publications in the last three years, the original type of article, accessed in full text and the form of national journal articles, then the stages of summarizing and analyzing the data using PICO, illustrated in prism charts and analysis tables. There were 12 articles analyzed with the results that there is an overview of the implementation of the malaria elimination program to realize a society free from malaria transmission in the malaria-free Indonesia movement in 2030.