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From Tribunnews · · 1m 10s
Kemenkes Ungkap Masalah Penanganan Diabetes: Pasien Terdeteksi Saat CKG Tapi Tak Lanjut Berobat
Indonesia's diabetes management faces challenge as 30 million patients detected but only 10 million receive care.
In brief
Indonesia's diabetes management faces challenge as 30 million patients detected but only 10 million receive care. Indonesia's diabetes management lags with 30 million patients estimated but only 10 million receiving care. Originally reported by Tribunnews.
Diabetes Challenge in Indonesia
Diabetes melitus remains a health challenge in Indonesia with low patient adherence to follow-up care and treatment.
Estimated 30 Million Patients
According to Kemenkes estimates, Indonesia has around 30 million diabetes patients.
Only 10 Million Detected
Kemenkes reports only about 10 million diabetes cases are detected through health screenings.
30% Return to Care
Only 30 percent of patients detected through CKG return to health facilities for further care.
30% Continue Treatment
Of those returning, about 30 percent continue regular treatment as advised by healthcare providers.
Diabetes Management Challenge
Diabetes requires ongoing monitoring and treatment, but patient adherence remains low.
Metabolic Syndrome Link
Diabetes management is also linked to metabolic syndrome, which increases risk of heart disease and stroke.
The headline
Indonesia's diabetes management lags with 30 million patients estimated but only 10 million receiving care.
