M. Hadi Shubhan, - and L. Budi Kagramanto, - and Urip Santoso, - and Herini Siti Aisyah, - (2019) Implementation of insurance policy through an organizing agency of health social security (OASS) in Indonesia. International Journal of Humanities and Social Science Research, 5 (3). pp. 128-133. ISSN 2455-2070

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Abstract

The Indonesian state guarantees the public health in accordance with the constitution regulated through some various legislations both at the national and local government levels. The barriers to health services in Indonesia are very complex given the existence of various laws and regulations related to the procedures of the service, structuring of medical personnel and financing. In order to be able to provide the satisfactory services to the people, various systematic and comprehensive efforts are seriously needed in accordance with the condition of the people diseases and the development of technology in the health sector. The Organizing Agency of Social Security, hereinafter abbreviated as OASS, is a legal entity formed to carry out social security programs. Social Security is a form of social protection to guarantee that all people can fulfill their basic needs to have a decent life.The existence of OASS is a form of public health insurance provided by the Indonesian government, and for the people who are classified as poor the insurance costs are borne by the government. It is really important to carry out an accreditation for the health care institutions, both primary health centers and hospitals, to guarantee the quality of health services. It is highly expected that the health workers have the competency to work according to the standards of profession, operating procedures, service, and professional ethics. They must respect the rights of patients, prioritize their interests and safety.

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