MADEP’s portfolio records this 2009 assignment for Center for Health Financing and Health Security, Secretariat General, Ministry of Health. Its documented field of specialization is Survey, Study.
This study focuses on the referral system within community health insurance. Referrals connect primary and higher-level care, so rules for access and payment are central to how an insurance scheme works in practice.
The World Bank explains the transition from Askeskin to Jamkesmas in 2008 and the importance of financing arrangements for access to care.
Insurance coverage alone does not establish access to care; eligibility, referrals, provider payment and local implementation also matter. The World Bank review supplies national financing context without reporting the findings of this assignment.
Key Areas: Survey | Study
Context source: World Bank, Indonesia health financing review. The assignment identity, year, client and specialization come from MADEP’s portfolio record. The linked publication provides sector context, not independent verification of MADEP-specific outcomes.
