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6. HEALTH SERVICES
6.1 Maternal and child health/family
planning/adolescent health
In Indonesia, 81
percent of pregnant women had four or more antenatal care coverage. The
proportion of births attended by skilled health personnel has increased
steadily from 40.7 percent in 1992 to 72 percent in 2004. There has been a
slight increase in the contraceptive prevalence rate (CPR) in Indonesia –
from 50.5 per cent in 1992 to 54.2 per cent in 2002. In 2005, the CPR was 74.
(Selected Indicators: Social- Economic of Indonesia, July 2006).
Related Links Pregnancy
– WHO/INO Adolescent
Health - WHO/SEARO Child
Health - WHO/SEARO Child Health - WHO/HQ Gender,
Women and Health – WHO/SEARO Maternal Health – WHO/HQ Reproductive
Health - WHO/SEARO Reproductive
Health - WHO/HQ Making Preg. Safer - WHO/SEARO Making Preg. Safer - WHO/HQ
6.2 Immunisation
In Indonesia, 70
percent of children were fully immunised against DPT and polio and 82 percent
were fully immunised against Tuberculosis before their first birthday in 2005.
Also, 71.6 percent of children fully immunised against measles in 2005.
Related Links IVD –
WHO/INO Immunization
- WHO/SEARO Immunization -
WHO/HQ
6.3 Prevention and control of locally endemic
diseases
Information
given in Annex-2 under MDGs.
Related Links Communicable disease
control and environment - MoH Inodnesia Communicable
Disease – WHO/INO TB –
WHO/INO Malaria
– WHO/INO HIV/AIDS
– WHO/INO AI - WHO/INO CDS-
WHO/SEARO CDS –
WHO/HQ HIV
- WHO/SEARO Malaria
- WHO/SEARO TB
- WHO/SEARO TB – WHO/HQ Leprosy
- WHO/SEARO LF
- WHO/SEARO Dengue
- WHO/SEARO AI
- WHO/SEARO
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