Southeast Sulawesi Residents Most Often Forgo Medical Treatment When Ill
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The Central Statistics Agency (BPS) recorded that 8.54% of the population of Southeast Sulawesi was ill but did not seek treatment in 2020. This percentage was the highest compared to other provinces in Indonesia.
West Nusa Tenggara was second, with 7.68% of its population not seeking treatment when ill. Following this was Central Sulawesi, with 7.52% of its population not seeking treatment when ill.
Next, the percentage of the population not seeking treatment when ill in East Nusa Tenggara was 7.03%. Meanwhile, the percentage in Banten was 7%.
Based on the 2019 Susenas survey, 65% of the population of Southeast Sulawesi who did not seek treatment when ill felt confident they could treat themselves. 1.63% did not seek treatment due to a lack of funds.
The percentage of the population of Southeast Sulawesi who did not seek treatment due to limited funds and transportation were each 0.24%. Meanwhile, 0.22% did not seek treatment due to long waiting times at healthcare facilities.
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