Conference Tracks
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Fakultas Ilmu-ilmu Kesehatan Universitas Jenderal Soedirman, Jalan DR. Soeparno, Karangwangkal, Banyumas, Jawa Tengah, Jawa, 53113, Indonesia
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23 - 25 July 2026
CALL OF ABSTRACT (13 APRIL 2026 - 15 JUNI 2026)!!!
Sub Themes:
1. Health Economics of Digitalization in Healthcare :
Digitalization for Health System Efficiency and Value for Money
2. Digital Health :
Artificial Intelligence, Data-to-Decision, and Smart Health Systems
3. Universal Health Coverage and Financial Protection :
Financing Universal Health Coverage and Financial Protection
4. Health Financing :
Payment Systems (I-DRG), Hospital Performance, and Quality of Care
5. Health System Resilience :
Primary Health Care as the Backbone of Resilient Health Systems
6. Global Health System Resilience :
Global Health System Resilience in Times of Crisis and Shocks
7. Sustainability of Health Systems: Fiscal, Institutional, and Technological Dimensions
8. Economics Across the Life Course :
Maternal, Child, and Palliative Care, Economics Across the Life Course
9. Tobacco Economics : Tobacco Control Policies, Health Outcomes, and Economic Implications in Indonesia
10. Recent Policy Reforms :
MBG, Health Mandatory Spending Reform, and Health Screening Policies
11. Other Issues about Health Science :
Climate Change, Environmental Hazards, and Health System Adaptation
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Plenary 1 "Strengthening Primary Health Care through Integrated Service Delivery, Financing, and Digital Transformation" (24 July 2026)
By: dr. Maria Endang Sumiwi, MPH , Dr. dr. Trihono, MSc, Eko Sulistijo, S.H., M.S.P
Strengthening primary health care services has become one of the main priorities in the transformation of Indonesia’s health system. The implementation of Integrated Primary Care Services (ILP) requires strong service governance, sustainable financing systems, and the utilization of digitalization to enhance quality, efficiency, and continuity of care in healthcare services.
Amid the increasing burden of chronic diseases, disparities in access to healthcare services, and demands for greater efficiency in health financing, primary health care is expected not only to provide basic services but also to function as a center for coordinating integrated, preventive, promotive, and data-driven healthcare services.
This plenary session will discuss strategies for strengthening primary health care through service integration, health financing, strategic investment, and digital transformation to support a more efficient, resilient, and sustainable health system.
Sub-Topics:
1. Transforming Primary Health Care through Integrated Service Delivery and System Strengthening
2. Health Financing and Strategic Investment for Stronger Primary Health Care Systems
3. Digital Transformation and Data-Driven Primary Health Care Systems
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08:00 - 12:00
Plenary 2 "Strategic Purchasing, Digital Data, and Provider Payment Reform for Value-Based Indonesia Health Insurance" (24 July 2026)
By: Prof. dr. Hasbullah Thabrany, MPH., Dr.PH, Dr. dr. Sutopo Patria Jati, M.M., M.Kes.
The National Health Insurance System (JKN) faces major challenges in maintaining financial sustainability while improving the quality of healthcare services. Strategic purchasing, provider payment system reforms, and the utilization of digital data have become key strategies to promote efficiency, accountability, and value for money within Indonesia’s health system.
Sub-Topics
1. Strategic Purchasing and Provider Payment Reform for a Sustainable JKN
2. Using Digital Data to Strengthen Strategic Purchasing and Provider Payment in JKN
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13:00 - 16:00
Plenary 3 Financing Primary Health Care for Efficiency and Equity (25 July 2026)
This session focuses on financing strategies and policy innovations that can strengthen primary health care systems and improve equitable access to services.
Topics include:
1. Financing primary health care in decentralized and rural health systems
2. Digital innovations to improve efficiency and quality of primary health care
3. Health Technology Assessment and Economic Evaluation for Priority Setting.
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08:00 - 12:00
Plenary 4 "Building Resilient Health Systems: Financing and Policy Lessons from Health Crises" (25 July 2026)
This session will discuss how health systems can be strengthened to respond to future crises through improved financing mechanisms, policy learning, and digital surveillance systems.
Topics include:
1. Financing Pandemic Preparedness and Health Security: Economic Strategies for Resilient Health Systems
2. Data-Driven Global Health Security: Digital Surveillance and Economic Decision-Making in Health Crises
3. Resilient health systems in rural and resource-constrained settings
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13:00 - 16:00
