author = { World Bank },

title = { Jamkesmas Health Service Fee Waiver },

publisher = {},

keywords = { ACCESS TO SAFE WATER , ADMINISTRATION COSTS , ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENDITURE , ALLOCATION , AMBULANCE , AMBULANCE SERVICES , BASIC HEALTH SERVICES , BEDS , BENEFICIARIES , BUDGET ALLOCATIONS , BUDGET DATA , BUDGET EXECUTION , BUDGET FORMULATION , BUDGET IMPLEMENTATION , BUDGET MANAGEMENT , BUDGET YEAR , CAPITATION , CAPITATION BASIS , CASH TRANSFERS , CENTRAL GOVERNMENT , CENTRAL GOVERNMENT BUDGET , CENTRAL GOVERNMENT SPENDING , CIVIL SERVANTS , CLINICS , COMMUNITIES , COMMUNITY HEALTH , COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER , COST EFFECTIVENESS , CURATIVE HEALTH CARE , DATA COLLECTION , DENTAL TREATMENT , DIAGNOSIS , DIAGNOSTIC TESTING , DISASTERS , DISTRICTS , DOCTORS , DRUGS , ECONOMIC CLASSIFICATION , ECONOMIES OF SCALE , ELIGIBLE BENEFICIARIES , EMERGENCY UNIT , EPIDEMICS , EXCHANGE RATES , EXPENDITURE LEVEL , EXPENDITURES , EXPOSURE , FAMILIES , FAMILY PLANNING , FEE-FOR-SERVICE , FEE-FOR-SERVICE BASIS , FEMALE , FINANCIAL ACCOUNTABILITY , FINANCIAL CRISIS , FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT , FINANCIAL REPORTS , FISCAL IMPLICATIONS , FREE CARE , GOVERNMENT REVENUES , HEALTH ASSISTANCE , HEALTH AUTHORITIES , HEALTH CARE , HEALTH CARE ACCESS , HEALTH CARE CENTERS , HEALTH CARE COSTS , HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS , HEALTH CARE SERVICES , HEALTH CARE SYSTEM , HEALTH CARE UTILIZATION , HEALTH CENTERS , HEALTH CLINICS , HEALTH COSTS , HEALTH COVERAGE , HEALTH EXPENDITURE , HEALTH EXPENDITURES , HEALTH FACILITIES , HEALTH FINANCING , HEALTH INSURANCE , HEALTH OUTCOMES , HEALTH PROGRAMS , HEALTH PROVIDERS , HEALTH RESEARCH , HEALTH SERVICE , HEALTH SERVICE PROVIDERS , HEALTH SERVICE PROVISION , HEALTH SERVICE UTILIZATION , HEALTH STATUS , HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS , HEALTHCARE SERVICES , HEPATITIS B , HOSPITAL BEDS , HOSPITAL OWNERSHIP , HOSPITAL STAFF , HOSPITALIZATION , HOSPITALS , HOUSEHOLDS , ILLNESS , IMPROVEMENTS IN HEALTH , INCOME , INDIRECT COSTS , INFANTS , INFLUENZA , INPATIENT CARE , LOCAL BUDGETS , LOCAL HEALTH CENTERS , LOCAL REGULATIONS , MEDICAL CARE , MEDICAL SERVICES , MEDICAL SUPPLIES , MEDICINES , MIGRANTS , MINISTRY OF FINANCE , NATIONAL GOVERNMENT , NATIONAL REGULATIONS , NATURAL DISASTERS , NEIGHBORHOOD , OUTPATIENT CARE , OUTPATIENT CARE FACILITIES , OUTPATIENT SERVICES , PATIENT , PERSONNEL EXPENSES , POSITIVE IMPACTS , POVERTY REDUCTION , PRIMARY CARE , PRIMARY HEALTH CARE , PRIVATE INSURANCE , PRIVATE INSURANCE SCHEMES , PRIVATE PROVIDERS , PRIVATE SECTOR , PROBABILITY , PROGRAM DESIGN , PROGRAM EFFECTIVENESS , PROGRAM EXPENDITURE , PROGRAM IMPLEMENTATION , PROGRAM OPERATIONS , PROVIDER PAYMENT , PUBLIC EXPENDITURE , PUBLIC EXPENDITURE REVIEW , PUBLIC FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT , PUBLIC HEALTH , PUBLIC HEALTHCARE , PUBLIC HOSPITALS , PUBLIC SERVICE , QUALITY OF CARE , RADIOLOGY , REFERRALS , REGIONAL GOVERNMENT , REGIONAL GOVERNMENTS , REHABILITATION , REMEDIES , RURAL AREAS , SAFETY , SANITATION , SERVICE FACILITY , SERVICE PROVIDER , SOCIAL ASSISTANCE , SOCIAL BENEFITS , SOCIAL INSURANCE , SOCIAL POLICY , SOCIAL PROTECTION , SOCIAL SECURITY , SOCIAL SERVICE , SOCIALIZATION , STATE TREASURY , SURGERY , TOTAL EXPENDITURE , TOTAL SPENDING , TRAFFIC , TREATMENTS , UNEMPLOYMENT , UNIVERSAL HEALTH INSURANCE COVERAGE , URBAN AREAS , VILLAGES , VISITS , WORKERS },

year = {2012},

abstract = {East Asia and Pacific},

abstract = {Indonesia},

address = { World Bank, Jakarta },

url = { http://slubdd.de/katalog?TN_libero_mab2 }