Vol. 1 No. 1 (2026)
Volume 1, Issue 1 (2026) is the inaugural issue of the Journal of Public Health Industry, featuring six articles addressing strategic issues within Indonesia’s health system and healthcare industry. The topics include electronic medical record transformation, service quality in pharmaceutical distribution, harmonization of intellectual property regulations in the pharmaceutical and medical device sectors, school-based disaster preparedness, challenges in financing primary healthcare under Indonesia’s National Health Insurance (JKN), and the development of an integrated primary care framework through the Pusyankes model. This issue brings together perspectives from public health, healthcare management, health policy, health law, and digital transformation to support the development of a more responsive, integrated, and people-centered health system.
Articles
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The Frozen Hybrid: A Lewin-Based Analysis of Stalled EMR Transformation in an Indonesian Regional Hospital
Daniel Happy Putra, Rosalia AgustinAbstract : 104PDF : 51-12 -
Perceived Service Quality Gaps in Specialty Pharmaceutical Drug Delivery: A Mixed SERVQUAL–Importance-Performance Analysis Study in an Indonesian Business-to-Business Distribution Context
Fadia Nur Zahra, Ade HeryanaAbstract : 53PDF : 413-25 -
Overlapping Intellectual Property Regimes in the Pharmaceutical and Medical Device Sector: Regulatory Gaps, Tension Analysis, and a Harmonized Legal Protection Framework for Indonesia
Antonius Dewanto Purnomo, I Komang Kartika YasaAbstract : 53PDF : 226-41 -
Disaster Preparedness as a Health System Performance Indicator: An RR-Based Pathway Modeling Framework for School-Based Disaster Risk Reduction Program Implementation in Indonesia
Ade Heryana, Putri HandayaniAbstract : 51PDF : 442-53 -
The Primary Care Financing Paradox Under JKN: A WHO Health System Building Blocks Analysis of Structural Barriers to Primary Care Reorientation in Indonesia
Gatot Soetono, Dien KurtantyAbstract : 82PDF : 954-61 -
Pusyankes: A Conceptual Framework for Integrated Primary Care Combining People-Centered Medical Home, Population Health Management, and Value-Based Health Care in Indonesia’s JKN Context
Gatot Soetono, Dien KurtantyAbstract : 65PDF : 262-73




