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Institutionalizing Evidence-Informed Priority Setting for Universal Health Coverage: Lessons From Indonesia.
Manushi Sharma1, Yot Teerawattananon1,2, Alia Luz1
1Health Intervention and Technology Assessment Program, Ministry of Public Health, Thailand.
Summary
Indonesia
Area of Science:
- Health policy and systems research
- Health economics
- Public health administration
Background:
- Universal Health Coverage (UHC) policy planning requires strategic priority setting, especially in resource-limited nations.
- Indonesia initiated institutionalizing priority setting in 2013 with support from the International Decision Support Initiative (iDSI).
Purpose of the Study:
- To provide insights for countries establishing evidence-informed policy systems.
- To explore factors enabling health technology assessment (HTA) development.
- To analyze priority setting in Indonesia using a Theory of Change (ToC).
Main Methods:
- Exploration of key actors and the context of priority setting in Indonesia.
- Application of the Theory of Change (ToC) framework to articulate strategies, outcomes, and impact.
Main Results:
- The study examines the Indonesian experience in institutionalizing evidence-based priority setting for UHC.
- Identifies critical factors and strategies contributing to the development of health technology assessment (HTA) systems.
Conclusions:
- Institutionalizing evidence-informed priority setting is crucial for successful and sustainable Universal Health Coverage (UHC).
- The Indonesian case offers valuable lessons for other countries aiming to strengthen their health policy decision-making processes.
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