Efficiency Analysis of Private Insurance Firms  Before and After The Application of BPJS  Regulations

Viverita, Viverita

doi:10.2991/apbec-18.2019.51

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“…In fact, people usually using private insurance as complementary product with JKN to get maximize bene t and to improve the protection (Nismawati et al, 2022). Since the launch of JKN, the private insurance industry becomes facing many problems and forced to become more e cient in order to survive competition with JKN (Viverita, 2019). The present research also pays attention on people who has insurance paid by their company as well.…”

Section: Health Insurance Industry In Indonesiamentioning

confidence: 89%

Examining the Impact of Health Insurance and Socioeconomic Factors on Children's Hospitalization in Indonesia: An Empirical Analysis

Rahmawati

2023

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The purpose of the present research is to study the impact of healthcare and insurance on the health of Indonesian youth. This study uses logistic regression, which is a statistical analysis method that can examine the relationships between variables and predict outcomes. The study was conducted through a national household survey (SUSENAS 2020), which is a data collection method that gathers information from individuals within a household. The study found that children without health insurance were significantly more likely to be hospitalized than those with insurance. Private insurance and employer-sponsored insurance were not found to significantly reduce hospitalization frequency. Other significant factors affecting children's health included age, sex, parent's education, smoking behavior, and house location. The results showed that older children were generally healthier, children of well-educated and non-smoking parents were less likely to be hospitalized, and those living in urban areas had a higher likelihood of hospitalization than those in rural areas. The study emphasizes the importance of improving access to health insurance and promoting parental education and non-smoking behavior to enhance children's overall health. Neglecting these issues could pose significant challenges for the future, given that the current young generation will eventually become the nation's leaders.

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Section: Health Insurance Industry In Indonesiamentioning

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Examining the Impact of Health Insurance and Socioeconomic Factors on Children's Hospitalization in Indonesia: An Empirical Analysis

Rahmawati

2023

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“…In the end of their study, they found that company that has both life insurance and non-life insurance perform more efficient than company that only has life insurance. Viverita (2019) using investment income as one of the outputs to measure Indonesia's private insurance company efficiency because she believes that investment income also benefits the company. Viverita (2019) use Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) method to analyze whether there are efficiency changes before and after new government regulation regarding the implementation of Badan Penyelenggara Jaminan Sosial (BPJS).…”

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“…Viverita (2019) using investment income as one of the outputs to measure Indonesia's private insurance company efficiency because she believes that investment income also benefits the company. Viverita (2019) use Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) method to analyze whether there are efficiency changes before and after new government regulation regarding the implementation of Badan Penyelenggara Jaminan Sosial (BPJS). The author observed 18 private insurance company during 2009 -2016 for observation.…”

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Efficiency Analysis of Life Insurance Companies in Indonesia and Malaysia

Nathania,

Tan,

Samadi

2024

IJABS

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This study focuses on measuring the performance of life insurance companies in Indonesia and Malaysia. Input oriented Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) uses panel data to extract the efficiency score of 5 life insurance companies from Indonesia and 5 life insurance companies from Malaysia for the year of 2015-2019. DEA-based Malmquist Total Factor Productivity (TFP) Index used to measure the efficiency change along the study period. This study utilizes asset and operating expenses as input variables, as for output variables, this study utilizes premium and investment income. Based on an efficiency score computed by DEA, most of the life insurance companies in both countries perform efficiently during the study period. However, life insurance companies in Indonesia still perform more efficiently than Malaysian life insurance companies. The results of the Malmquist TFP Index for life insurance companies in both countries show that there is 2.5% improvement in technical efficiency change, 1.5% deterioration in technology efficiency change, 0.6% improvement in pure efficiency change, 1.9% improvement on scale efficiency change, and 0.9% increase in TFP change. It shows that the main reason for TFP increased is due to improvement of technical efficiency change.

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Examining the impact of health insurance and socioeconomic factors on children’s hospitalization in Indonesia: an empirical analysis

Rahmawati,

Kusumawardani,

Rumayya

et al. 2024

Vulnerable Children and Youth Studies

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The purpose of the present research is to study the impact of healthcare and insurance on the health of Indonesian youth. This study uses logistic regression, which is a statistical analysis method that can examine the relationships between variables and predict outcomes. The study was conducted through a national household survey (SUSENAS 2020), which is a data collection method that gathers information from individuals within a household. The study found that children without health insurance were signi cantly more likely to be hospitalized than those with insurance. Private insurance and employersponsored insurance were not found to signi cantly reduce hospitalization frequency. Other signi cant factors affecting children's health included age, sex, parent's education, smoking behavior, and house location. The results showed that older children were generally healthier, children of well-educated and non-smoking parents were less likely to be hospitalized, and those living in urban areas had a higher likelihood of hospitalization than those in rural areas. The study emphasizes the importance of improving access to health insurance and promoting parental education and non-smoking behavior to enhance children's overall health. Neglecting these issues could pose signi cant challenges for the future, given that the current young generation will eventually become the nation's leaders.

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Efficiency Analysis of Private Insurance Firms Before and After The Application of BPJS Regulations

Cited by 4 publications

References 20 publications

Examining the Impact of Health Insurance and Socioeconomic Factors on Children's Hospitalization in Indonesia: An Empirical Analysis

Examining the Impact of Health Insurance and Socioeconomic Factors on Children's Hospitalization in Indonesia: An Empirical Analysis

Efficiency Analysis of Life Insurance Companies in Indonesia and Malaysia

Examining the impact of health insurance and socioeconomic factors on children’s hospitalization in Indonesia: an empirical analysis

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