• Title of article

    How Cultural Values transfer into the Basis for Health Services in the Industry Revolution Era: A Critical Perspective

  • Author/Authors

    Susanto ، Agus Joko Department of Environment Sanitation - Politeknik Kesehatan Jakarta , Neolaka ، Amos Department of Environmental Education - Post Graduate School - Universitas Negeri Jakarta , Abbas ، Hafid Department of Environmental Education - Post Graduate School - Universitas Negeri Jakarta , Nopiyanti ، Evi Departement of Public Health - Universitas Respati

  • From page
    76
  • To page
    81
  • Abstract
    Public health servicesneed serious attention in Indonesia. In fact, the number of health workers is sufficient enough and even excessive in certain areas. This situation is caused by lack of observing principles of the local and national cultural values in carrying out the public health services. We reviewed the published literature over the current satisfactory level of people with regard to thehealth services. Furthermore, we compared the results between residents of the suburb and urban areas regarding the national health services. This critical perspective offerred a concept of health services based on the cultural values with the belief that these values can influence the perceptions, attitudes, and behaviour of individuals, including health workers in rendering health services through health consultations. The purpose was to design a situated cultural learning, through which they can learn to respect and apply cultural values in implementing health services. To implement such cultural values, the concept of industrial revolution 4.0 and 5.0 is also needed, where individuals utilize and work together with machine learning technology or artificial intelligence.
  • Keywords
    Cultural values , Cultural health services , Situated cultural learning , Critical perspective , Industry revolution
  • Journal title
    Evidence Based Health Policy, Management and Economics
  • Journal title
    Evidence Based Health Policy, Management and Economics
  • Record number

    2511249