COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION ANALYSIS IN HEALTH INSURANCE OWNERSHIP (BPJS MANDIRI) IN ULUPOHARA VILLAGE BESULUTU SUB-DISTRICT KONAWE

Abstract

From the initial survey to the community in ulupohara village, besulutu subdistrict, konawedistrict, 10 workers are not wageearners, 5 of whom already have health insurance cards independently, but from 5 people 2 of them express end thei rawareness in utilizing health insurance as oneway to relieve the burden of being in a health facility and 3 of whom already have a health insurance card independently but have never paid tuitionon a regular basis for the reason of busywork. Meanwhile, 3 of them do not have health insurance. When interviewed,2 of them did not know how to register them selves to the body of social security providers independently and 1 of them saidt hatthey had registered but did not have identity cards. The puspose of this research is to know the relationship of motivation, knowledge and perseption with public health insurance ownership in ulupohara village besulutu sub district konawe district. The type of this research is quantitative research with crosssectional approach. Population in this reseachis society which included in group of non-wage worker in ulupohara village besulutu sub district konawer egencyis 68 KK. With a sampleof 39 respondent staken by systematic random sampling. The data were processed by usingchisquaretest and continued by phicoefficienttest. Based on the results of statistical tests known thereis a stong relationship (coeficientphi=0.64) between motivation with ownership of public health insurance (independent BPJS). Ther is moderate relationship (coeficientphi=0.46) between knowledge with ownership of public health insurance (independen BPJS). There is moderate relationship (coefficientphi=0.53) between perception with ownership of public health insurance (independent BPJS). Adviceto BPJS health management if more promote again related to service BPJS through health service and through staseapparetuslike village apparatus