Distribution of High Schools in Indonesia Receiving Student Health Services 2024

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At the high school/MA level, in 2024, the national coverage of schools providing student health services reached 84.73%.

Coverage of Senior High Schools (SMA/MA) in Indonesia Receiving Student Health Services, by Province (2024)*

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The Ministry of Health (Kemenkes) explained that health service activities in schools are carried out by health workers together with school health cadres.

Under this program, at a minimum, nutritional status checks (height and weight), dental checks, visual acuity checks, and auditory acuity checks are conducted.

According to Kemenkes, health services aim to early detect disease risks for immediate follow-up, as well as to improve children's growth and development.

At the high school (SMA/MA) level, in 2024, the national coverage of schools receiving student health services reached 84.73%.

"More than 80% of high schools (SMA/MA) in most provinces have provided health services for students, reflecting a commitment to support adolescent health during this crucial transitional period," Kemenkes stated in its report.

However, there are still 14 provinces with school health service coverage in the range of 60%-80%.

In 2024, there were also 8 provinces whose coverage was still below 60%, namely:

DI Yogyakarta: 57.83%
West Nusa Tenggara: 57.21%
North Sulawesi: 54.99%
Southeast Sulawesi: 52.97%
West Papua: 51.90%
East Nusa Tenggara: 40.86%
Southwest Papua: 35.58%
South Papua: 23.63%

According to Kemenkes, this condition indicates a gap in the access and availability of health services in several regions, thus requiring further attention.

"Increasing coverage in these areas is important so that more students can benefit from school health programs," Kemenkes said.

Editor : Adi Ahdiat

"Disclosure: This is an AI-generated translation of the original article. We strive for accuracy, but please note that automated translations may contain errors or slight inconsistencies."

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