Improving Health Services, City Launches JakConnected Program

To improve health services for the community, the Jakarta Provincial Government launched the JakConnected program at Jakarta Convention Center (JCC), Gelora Urban Village, Tanah Abang, Central Jakarta, Monday (11/11).

This is to ensure that residents get the best health services more quickly and easily

The JakConnected program was launched in conjunction with the commemoration of the 60th National Health Day (HKN) which carries the theme 'Gerak Bersama, Jakarta Berdaya' (Moving Together, Jakarta is Empowered).

Jakarta Health Agency Head, Ani Ruspitawati said it is an integrated referral service management system based on health facility competencies.

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"This is to ensure that residents get the best health services more quickly and easily," she expressed.

On this occasion, his party also launched open heart surgery services at Koja Regional Hospital and MDR TB services at Pasar Rebo Regional Hospital.

His party had made a series of activities since Saturday (11/9), such as sports, arts, and social activities such as creative walking competitions, health-themed stand-up comedy, karaoke, line dance, and making short video content with a health promotion theme.

As for the peak of the event held at the JCC, Monday (11/11) to Tuesday (11/12) tomorrow, will be filled with workshops, exhibitions of medical devices and health services, as well as business matching involving 44 health centers, 31 regional hospitals, and all health facilities in Jakarta.

Her party also gave awards for the active role of the community in controlling infectious diseases, awards for work achievements, and the signing of a cooperation agreement for the implementation of the use of Talent DNA in supporting the BerAKHLAK (Service-Oriented, Accountable, Competent, Harmonious, Loyal, Adaptive, and Collaborative) work culture.

"May this celebration continue to motivate us to build a healthy environment to build an empowered city," she asserted.

The activity received appreciation from Health Vice Minister, Dante Saksono Harbuwono.

He assessed The JakConnected program is a much-needed application and could be an example to be implemented throughout Indonesia.

"This informs the availability of all health facilities in real time. We will use this as an example to be applied throughout Indonesia and Jakarta will be the pilot project," he said.