The Distribution Of Nurses In Lampung Is Not Evenly Distributed Throughout The Village

Head of Lampung Health Service, Reihana/Photo: Antara

BANDARLAMPUNG - The Lampung Provincial Health Office (Dinkes) admits that the distribution of health workers, especially nurses, has not been evenly distributed to all villages in the province. Bandarlampung, Thursday, March 31. According to him, the policy of one village one nurse (OVON) or one village one nurse as desired by the Indonesian National Nurses Association (PPNI) is a policy of each region. "Actually, the program is almost the same as the midwife. But midwives have a Village Midwife program, if one village has one nurse, it is usually the policy of each regional head," he said, quoted by Antara. "I also want data whether in Lampung Province, one village already has one nurse. We'll see if we haven't reported it to you yet." Governor. The governor will write to regional heads so that they support the OVON program," he said.

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Meanwhile, the chairman of PPNI Lampung DPW Puji Sartono, said that his party was ready to maximize PPNI members so that there were one village of one nurse in this province. maximize so that you can enter the village with one nurse," he said. He said that in Lampung Province out of 15 districts and cities, only a few areas had one village of one nurse. "There is already one village of one nurse in South Lampung, West Lampung, Bandar Lampung and Metro, so this is not optimal like other provinces, which are almost evenly distributed in all villages," he said