15.02.2012
Only 5 out of 1,800 hospitals existing in Indonesia are
currently accredited internationally, and all five are privately owned, Health
Minister Endang Rahayu Sedyaningsih said on Wednesday.
In remarks to open a congress and seminar of the Indonesian Professional Medical Recorders Association (Pormiki) on Wednesday, she said 65-66 percent of the 1,800 hospitals were nationally accredited and of the total number, one-third were privately owned.
She said no public or state-owned hospital had so far been internationally accredited because they had not yet reached the required quality standards, including in medical record services.
In remarks to open a congress and seminar of the Indonesian Professional Medical Recorders Association (Pormiki) on Wednesday, she said 65-66 percent of the 1,800 hospitals were nationally accredited and of the total number, one-third were privately owned.
She said no public or state-owned hospital had so far been internationally accredited because they had not yet reached the required quality standards, including in medical record services.
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