Plenary Session. 1. Challenges-opportunity of Cvd Services in Universal Coverage. Dr. Anwar Santoso...

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Anwar Santoso Dept. of Cardiology – Faculty of Medicine; University of Indonesia National Cardiovascular Centre – Harapan Kita Hospital President of Indonesian Heart Association Jakarta - Indonesia Challenges (Opportunity) in Cardiovascular Services in Universal Coverage Era

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PLENARY JCU 2015

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  • Anwar SantosoDept. of Cardiology Faculty of Medicine; University of Indonesia

    National Cardiovascular Centre Harapan Kita HospitalPresident of Indonesian Heart Association

    Jakarta - Indonesia

    Challenges (Opportunity) in

    Cardiovascular Services

    in Universal Coverage Era

  • Promotif Preventif Kuratif Rehabilitatif

    PARADIGMA PRAKTIK KESEHATAN/KEDOKTERAN SAAT INI: PENDEKATAN SAKIT!

    (PERLU PENATAAN SISTEM PELAYANAN KESEHATAN/KEDOKTERAN DAN SISTEM PEMBIAYAAN SECARA PARALEL)

    SAAT INI

    Orientasi PraktikKedokteran/Pelayanan Kesehatan

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  • Under 5-y mortality rates in South-East Asia 1970 - 2010

    Chongsuvivatwong V et.al. The Lancet 2010; 377: 429 - 37 3

  • Average life expectancy at birth in Southeast Asia 1950 - 2010

    Chongsuvivatwong V et.al. The Lancet 2010; 377: 429 - 37 4

  • Better economic growth drives

    increased CV risk factors

  • Percentage of Central Obesity based on

    Basic Health Research 2007 & 2013

    Indonesia Basic Health Research 2013

  • Indonesia Basic Health Research 2013

    Prevalence of Dyslipidemia by gender and

    residence in Basic Health Research 2013

    Male Female Urban Rural

  • Prevalences of Hypertension based on

    Basic Health Research 2007 & 2013

  • Predictors of Hypertension in urban

    population in Indonesia

    Risk factors ORadj 95% CI P

    Age:

    18 34 years

    35 54 years

    55+ yeasr

    1

    2.45

    6.95

    2.22 2.70

    6.14 7.90

    0.0001

    Blood sugar:

    Normal

    IGT

    DM

    1

    1.35

    1.95

    1.19 1.54

    1.65 2.30

    0.0001

    Overweight

    BMI > 25 1.80 1.61 2.00 0.0001

    Low education

    Complete high school vs lower 1.54 1.40 1.68 0.0001

    Abdominal obesity 1.52 1.36 1.69 0.0001

    (Indonesia Basic Health Research 2007)

  • Prevalences of Diabetes Mellitus based on

    Basic Health Research 2007 & 2013

    Indonesia Basic Health Research 2013

  • Prevalence of Smoking in Indonesia

    2007-2013

    34,236,3

    0

    10

    20

    30

    40

    2007 2013

    Series 1

    Year

    %

    Indonesia Basic Health Research 2013

  • Indonesia Basic Health Research 2013

    Prevalences of Stroke per 1000*) by

    provinces 2007 - 2013

  • Indonesia Future Trend-Economy

  • Health Expenditure in Indonesia

  • Indonesia Health Expenditure

  • National Health Insurance Scheme

  • Scope of JKN Benefit

    Medicines components in JKN:Medicines list and proces covered by BPJS will be regulated by MoH(UU SJSN ps 25, Perpres Jamkes ps 32)

  • Courtesy: dr S. Soeryanata 2015

  • Distribution of Cardiologist & Internist in Indonesia

    (updated 2014)

    Courtesy: dr S. Soeryanata 2015

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  • Increased awareness of ACS to Action

    Courtesy: dr S. Soeryanata 2015

  • Increased awareness of ACS to Action

    Courtesy: dr S. Soeryanata 2015

  • Courtesy: dr S. Soeryanata 2015

  • Household air pollution

    50% reduction in

    SFU for cooking

    Essential NCD

    medicines and

    technologies

    80% coverage

    Drug therapy &

    counseling

    50% coverage

    Diabetes/obesity

    0% increase

    Raised blood

    pressure

    25% reduction

    Tobacco use

    30% reduction

    Salt/sodium intake

    30% reduction

    Physical inactivity

    10% reduction

    Harmful use of alcohol

    10% reduction

    Regional Targets for NCD

    25% reduction in NCD mortality

    by 2025

    Risk FactorNational System ResponseRegional Target

  • Conclusions

    Though good economic prospect in Indonesia financial budget for health sector is still limited.

    Better economic growths and urbanization lead to increased CVD risk factors

    Universal coverage in Indonesia would be reshaping health care system should be mostly relied on health promotion and prevention

  • Conclusions

    Each Asia-Pacific country faces a unique set of barriers that prevent optimal translation of evidence-based guideline

    recommendations into practice

    Establishing cardiac networks and local/individual hospital models/clinical pathways will be central to optimization of

    ACS medical management in the

    Asia-Pacific region