Criterion 2.6.1 Health Promotion

 Standard 2.6 Implementation of essential SMEs.

Essential public health efforts are implemented by prioritizing promotive and preventive efforts in the Puskesmas work area.

a. Criterion 2.6.1

Coverage and Implementation of Health Promotion Essential SMEs.

1) Main Thoughts:

a) Coverage of Health Promotion Essential SMEs is measured by 3 (three) main service performance indicators, namely:

(1) presentation of active posyandu in accordance with targets set according to statutory provisions;

(2) the establishment of a healthy order in accordance with guidelines; And

(3) carrying out a community empowerment process.

b) Determination of main performance indicators for health promotion services integrated with the determination of Puskesmas performance indicators.

c) The operational definition of an active posyandu is in accordance with the provisions of applicable laws and regulations.

d) The formation of a healthy structure in accordance with the guidelines is an effort made by Puskesmas officers in forming a structure/place that strives for health by carrying out a process to empower the community through activities of informing, influencing and helping the community to play an active role in supporting behavior change and a healthy environment as well as maintaining and improving public health. Examples: healthy households, healthy schools, etc.

e) Carrying out the community empowerment process is facilitating the community empowerment process with the following stages:

(1) introduction to village/sub-district conditions;

(2) introspective survey;

(3) deliberation in the village/sub-district

(4) participatory planning;

(5) implementation of activities; And

(6) sustainability development

f) To achieve the performance of Essential Health Promotion UKM, the following promotive and preventive efforts are carried out:

(1) Carrying out advocacy and outreach to stakeholders and the community;

(2) Technical assistance and guidance in the community empowerment stages;

(3) Coordinating with cross-sectors and stakeholders in the Puskesmas work area;

(4) Building partnerships with mass organizations and private parties in the Puskesmas working area and developing IEC media (5) Carrying out capacity building;

(6) Facilitate health education to the community;

(7) Community mobilization; And

(8) Promotive and preventive efforts are in accordance with additional indicators determined by the Puskesmas which refer to the applicable guidelines/guidance and/or provisions

g) Monitoring and analysis and follow-up are carried out on the achievements of performance indicators and efforts to achieve the performance of Essential Health Promotion UKM services that have been carried out.

h) Recording and reporting of Health Promotion Essential SMEs, both manually and electronically, is carried out completely, accurately, on time and according to procedures. Reporting to the head of the community health center and the Regency/City Regional Health Service and/or other parties refers to the provisions of the applicable laws and regulations. Reporting to the head of the community health center can be done in writing or delivered directly through meetings such as monthly mini workshops, management review meetings, and other forums.

2) Assessment Elements:

a) Achievement of performance indicators for Essential Health Promotion UKM services in accordance with those requested in the Main Ideas accompanied by analysis (R,D).

b) Promotive and preventive efforts are carried out to achieve the performance of Health Promotion Essential UKM services as outlined in the RPK, in accordance with the policies, procedures and terms of reference for activities that have been determined (R,D,W)

c) Periodic and continuous monitoring is carried out on the achievements of indicators and efforts that have been made (D,W)

d) Follow-up plans are prepared and follow-up actions are carried out based on monitoring results which are integrated into planning documents (D,W)

e) Recording is carried out and reporting is carried out to the head of the community health center and the district/city regional health service in accordance with established procedures (R, D, W).