How to Cite
Symond, D. (2013). PENENTUAN PRIORITAS MASALAH KESEHATAN DAN PRIORITAS JENIS INTERVENSI KEGIATAN DALAM PELAYANAN KESEHATAN DI SUATU WILAYAH. Jurnal Kesehatan Masyarakat Andalas, 7(2), 94–100. https://doi.org/10.24893/jkma.v7i2.115
Abstract
Penetapan Prioritas dalam masalah kesehatan penduduk dan penentuan prioritas dalam program intervensi yang dilaksanakan merupakan sesuatu yang penting mengingat adanya keterbatasan sumberdaya SDM dan dana. Untuk itn dijelaskan dalam artikel ada 4 metoda dalam penetapanprioritas masalah kesehatan penduduk yaitu Matematik, Delbeque, Beban Kerugian Kesehatan dan perbandingan capaian program dengan target yang ditetapkan. Dalam penentuan prioritas program intervensi yang dilakukan ada 2 metoda masing-masing metoda analisis biaya dan metoda Hanlon. Diharapkan penulisan artikel ini bermanfaat bagi petugas kesehatan dilapangan dan para mahasiswa dibidang kesehatan.
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