Vision Becomes More Beautiful

In the global era, the Ministry of Health has anticipated globalization in the health sector withthe issuance ofLaw No. 36 of 2009 concerning Health, and Law No. 44 of 2009 concerning Hospitals, along with operational policies under them. The Ministry of Health realizes with the direction of nationalpolicies and strategies, one ofwhich is to improve health services that are equitable, affordable, quality, and equitable, as wellas evidence-based: by prioritizing promotive and reventive efforts. With strategic targets, among others, to increase the health services of internationallyaccredited hospitals in at least 5 cities in Indonesia with a target of cities in 2012 and5 cities in 2014. Performance indicators to realize this strategy include: Having 5 world-class standard hospitals, 90% accredited hospitals, 65% hospitals carrying out medical technicalities according to standards, 95% of Medical Devices and PKRT meet safety and quality requirements. • The problemis that only 39.53% of the 1500 accredited hospitals with various problems for each hospital. Atthe same time, the Ministry of Health issues policies related to international accreditation, including: All Vertical Hospitals, especially Class A, are expected to have internationalaccreditation, Increase the number of hospitals with international standards, 2012-2014 (download period): in Indonesiathere are 2 accreditation systems, namely the oldaccreditation (KARS) and new accreditation (KARS accredited by ISQUA with JCI instrument) with international standard. The accreditation status of hospitals in Indonesia is KARS accredited with 5 POKJA, 12 POKJA, 16 POKJA and/or ISO-9001:2008and/or OHSAS – 18001:2007 and/or Joint Commission International(JCl).