Perception and Motivation of National Health Insurance Program Participation in Bogor
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28 February 2017
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28 February 2017
Keywords:
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perception, motivation, national health insurance
Abstract
The objective of the study was to analyze the perceptions and motivation of National Health Insurance Program (NHIP) in Bogor. This research design was cross sectional study with 140 respondents by non probability sampling method with convienience & accidental sampling technique. Data were collected by questionnaires filled out directly by the participants. The perception of NHIP participants were in the moderate category and the perception of the respondents which was not the participants of NHIP was in the bad category. Motivation of NHIP was in middle category while the respondents were not a NHIP and the motivation was categorized low. The test results showed that the age, perception and motivation had a significant positive relationship. The results showed that the perception and motivation had a very significantly positive effect on the participation of National Health Insurance Program.
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Jehu-Appiah, C., Aryeetey, G., Agypong, I., Spaan, E., Baltussen, R (2012). Household Perceptions and Their Implications for Enrollment in The National Health Insurance Scheme in Ghana. Health policy and planning [internet]. [diunduh 2015 desember 18]; 27(03): Nijmegen. Tersedia pada :http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21504981.
Kristiani, N., Sari, F., Dewi, T. (2006). Public perception of health insurance program for poor people (03) [Internet]. [Downloaded on 07 December 2015]; 22 (03): Yogyakarta. Available at: http: //journal.ugm.ac.id/bkm/article/view/3648/3130.
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Macha, J., Kuwawenaruwa, A., Makawia, S., Mtei, G., Borghi, J. (2014). Determinants of Community Health Fund Membership in Tanzania: a Mixed Methods Analysis. BMC Health services research [internet]. [di unduh 2015 Desember 18]; 14(538): London. Tersedia pada :http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/25411021.
Mulia, W., Sadewo, F. (2015). Awareness about social health insurance post-implementation of health social security agency of in tulungagung. paradigm [Internet]. [Downloaded in 2015 December 24]; 03 (02): Surabaya. Available at: http: //ejournal.unesa.ac.id/index.php/paradigma/article/view/11463.
Mulupi, S., Kirigia, D, Chuma J. (2013). Community perceptions of health insurance and their preferred design features: implications for the design of universal health coverage reforms in Kenya. BMC [internet]. [diunduh pada 13 juli 2016]; 13(474): Kenya. Tersedia pada :http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/24219335.
Nasution. (2003). Methods Research (Scientific Research). Earth Literacy: Jakarta.
Nosratnejad, S., Rashidian, A., Mehrara, M., Akbari, S.A., Mahdavi, M., Moeini, M. (2014). Willingness to pay for the social health insurance in Iran. Global Journal Of Health Science [internet]. [downloaded at 2015 desember 18]; 6(05): Teheran. Available at :http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/25168979.
Purba, R. (1992). Understanding Insurance in Indonesia. Jakarta (ID): PT. Pustaka Binaman Pressindo.
Puspitawati, H., Herawati, T. (2013). Family Research Methods. Bogor (ID): IPB Press.
Putri, A.E. (2014). Series Book 1: Understanding the Social Security National Social Security System. Jakarta: CV Komunitas Pejaten Mediatama
Rapper, M. (2008). State without social security: three pillars of social security in Australia and Indonesia. RO Tambunan, editor. Jakarta (ID): TURC
Rumengan, D.S.S., Umboh, J.M.L., Kandaou, G.D. (2015). Factors related to the utilization of health services at health clinics NHIP participants in Paniki Mapanget Down District of Manado City. JIKMU (01) [Internet]. [Downloaded 2016 August 01]; 5 (01): Manado. Available at: http: //ejournal.unsrat.ac.id/index.php/jikmu/article/download/7180/7388.
Setiadi, N.J. (2008). Consumer Behavior Concepts and Implications for Strategy and Marketing Research
Siswoyo, B.E. (2015). Awareness of deposit informal workers on national health insurance program in the Yogyakarta Special Province of Indonesia's. Journal of Health Policy [Internet]. [Downloaded on 24 June 2016]; 04 (01): Yogyakarta. Available at: http: //prisma.lppm.ugm.ac.id/doc/597.
Sumarwan, U. (2011). Consumer Behavior: Theory and Practice in Marketing. Bogor (ID): Ghalia Indonesia.
Sutisna. (2001). Consumer Behaviour and Marketing Communication.Bandung (ID): PT Youth Rosdakarya.
Tiaraningrum, R. (2014). Descriptive study of motivation and personal reference of independent national health insurance participants in disadvantaged areas, Mojongso, Surakarta Village. [thesis]. Surakarta (ID): University of Surakarta Muhamaddiyah
Widhiastuti, I.A.P. (2015). Relationships of sociodemographic, perceptions, and socialization factors with the membership outpatient in the national health insurance program independently in East Denpasar community health center I [thesis]. Denpasar (ID): University of Udayana
Authors
LestariF. H., & DjamaludinM. D. (2017). Perception and Motivation of National Health Insurance Program Participation in Bogor. Journal of Consumer Sciences, 2(1), 39-50. https://doi.org/10.29244/jcs.2.1.39-50
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