Best Practice and Recommendations Playbook for SATUSEHAT Tender, Indonesia - 97534182

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Country : Indonesia

Summary : Best Practice and Recommendations Playbook for SATUSEHAT

Deadline : 29 Feb 2024

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Notice Type : Tender

TOT Ref.No.: 97534182

Document Ref. No. : 0002007049

Competition : ICB

Financier : International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD)

Purchaser Ownership : Public

Tender Value : Refer Document

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Expression of Interest are invited for Best Practice and Recommendations Playbook for SATUSEHAT in Indonesia.

ISSUE DATE AND TIME: Feb 22, 2024

CLOSING DATE AND TIME: Feb 29, 2024

Indonesia has embarked on an ambitious agenda to transform its health system; with digitalization and data playing pivotal roles in this strategy. The bedrock of this strategy is SATUSEHAT; an integrated platform that joins up applications and data to address health system problems and ensure universal healthcare access. Led by the dedicated Digital Transformation Office (DTO); SATUSEHAT connects health facilities; hospitals; clinics; laboratories; pharmacies; and community health centers to provide patient centric services; remove duplication and improve operational efficiencies. SATUSEHAT stands as a prominent exemplar of effectively embedding digital solutions and data to support Indonesia's healthcare system transformation. It-s ambitious and complex implementation can provide important lessons for other countries who are at the early stages of their digital health journey. Moreover; it serves as a reference point for Indonesia itself as it progresses further along its digital health trajectory. The envisioned playbooks seek to showcase the DTO's implementation journey; sharing practical lessons learned to aid countries transitioning from strategy formulation to implementation. The World Bank is supporting the Indonesian government by documenting the implementation of SATUSEHAT through a how-to playbook; detailing best practices; challenges encountered; and recommendations for scaling up the platform. These resources will encompass all facets of the ecosystem approach; including policies; institutional capabilities; and technological solutions. This work also aims to de-bottle-neck the uptake of SATUSEHAT and support Indonesia-s Digital Health Transformation Strategy 2025 - 2029. The World Bank intends to hire the services of an agency to conduct the activities mentioned above. https://kemkes.go.id/eng/layanan/indonesian-health-transformation https://dto.kemkes.go.id/

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