Study of the service functions of health facilities in Yogyakarta Special Province

Sadali, Mohammad Isnaini; Rijanta, R.; Muta’ali, Lutfi; Kurniawan, Andri

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/202132507006

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“…To determine the Serviceability of Facilities, the centrality index was calculated by weighting the facilities (Muta'ali, 2015). Several studies use this analysis to find the hierarchy of service facilities (Kasikoen, 2018;Tuar et al, 2021;Sadali et al, 2021). In centrality index analysis, the weight represents the degree of their quality in serving the communities to meet their needs.…”

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The Regionalism of Borders in Indonesia (Case Study: Sebatik Island, Indonesia)

Nugroho,

Rijanta,

Santoso

et al. 2023

IJG

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Border management has, on the one hand, grown beyond the conceptual limit that is the terminological deﬁnition of borders as lines separating countries to also factor in their development as areas. On the other, it should aim to strengthen state sovereignty and improve the welfare of its citizens. Tese ofen lead to the dichotomy between security and prosperity in border management approaches. Regionalism is an approach used to create regional integration across national borders, but this concept is strongly inﬂuenced by the interests of states on each side of the border. Terefore, this research explores if spatial interaction between border communities is controlled by the regionalism concept introduced by the state or, instead, grows organically as part of regionalization due to livelihoods that require border crossings. It used a case study of Sebatik Island in the Indonesia-Malaysia border area. Te qualitative research design applied exploratory principles on the spatial interaction pattern formed between border communities and then synthesized the identiﬁed units of information on transboundary activities while considering government-issued policies on border management. Results showed that regionalism was only minimally implemented in managing the border area. It means that border landscapes in Indonesia are organically formed on the micro-scale even though the perspective of regionalism has long been adopted at the regional level, i.e., ASEAN.

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The Regionalism of Borders in Indonesia (Case Study: Sebatik Island, Indonesia)

Nugroho,

Rijanta,

Santoso

et al. 2023

IJG

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“…When viewed from the number of FKTPs between Sleman Regency and Yogyakarta City, the number of Primary Health Facilities is similar, but the area of Sleman Regency is much wider than the area of Yogyakarta City. This is because the function of Yogyakarta City as the capital of the Yogyakarta Special Province which is also the center of economic, government, and educational activities which are hierarchically higher than the surrounding area [11] and also the population density of Yogyakarta City is also high so that the need for health facilities must also be able to meet the needs of the community.…”

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Service Area Analysis of Primary Health Facilities in Yogyakarta Urban Area

Sadali,

Rijanta,

Mutaali

et al. 2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The National Health Insurance System in Indonesia was started in 2014 with the hope that the community would have equal access rights (equity) to health care facilities. The distribution of health facilities in Yogyakarta Urban Area administratively has met the minimum standards specified by SNI 03-1733-2004 and Government Regulation no. 47 of 2016, i.e. one sub-district has at least one Puskesmas. However, the location of existing health facilities needs to be analyzed spatially, because they have various ranges (distance and service area), so that they can affect access and utilization. The purpose of this research is to map the distribution of Primary Health Facilities and analyze the range of services. This study uses quantitative research methods, with secondary data and spatial data as the main data. Quantitative analysis in this study consists of crosstab analysis of attribute data and spatial modeling. The analysis was carried out descriptively to explain each research objective. The results of the study indicate that the distribution of Primary Health Facilities in Yogyakarta Urban Area tends to cluster in Yogyakarta City and Sleman Regency. However, the range of services from health facilities has been able to cover the Yogyakarta Urban Area.

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Analysis of Effectiveness of Health Facilities Services in Magelang Regency, Indonesia

Yasinta,

Hidayah

2024

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One of the priorities for health development in Magelang Regency is improving the quality of health services. In fact, it was found that the health facilities in Magelang Regency are adequate. However, it is imperative to figure out if they function well. Therefore, the purpose of this study was to assess the level of effectiveness of existing health facilities in this regency. The data used in this study are the number and coordinate points of the hospital and community health centres. The data analysis uses multi-ring buffer analysis. The results show that the level of effectiveness of hospital health services in the category of very high effectiveness, 0.94% of the total area. The effectiveness of the distribution of hospitals is in the low category can serve 12.16% of the total area. The effectiveness of the distribution of community health centres facilities is in the very high category,0.43% of the district area, and the very low category covers 36.48% of the area of Magelang Regency.

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Study of the service functions of health facilities in Yogyakarta Special Province

Cited by 3 publications

References 6 publications

The Regionalism of Borders in Indonesia (Case Study: Sebatik Island, Indonesia)

The Regionalism of Borders in Indonesia (Case Study: Sebatik Island, Indonesia)

Service Area Analysis of Primary Health Facilities in Yogyakarta Urban Area

Analysis of Effectiveness of Health Facilities Services in Magelang Regency, Indonesia

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