INDUSTRY · HEALTHCARE
Supporting hospitals in organizing HIS, EMR, integration, and digital workflows.
DTI helps hospitals run an integrated SIMRS with EMR, BPJS & SatuSehat bridging per Permenkes 24/2022 — plus certified e-signatures for clinical documents and safe patient-data destruction.
REGULATORY LANDSCAPE
EMR is now a regulatory mandate.
Permenkes No. 24/2022 transformed Indonesian healthcare IT. Electronic medical records are no longer optional — hospitals must operate Permenkes-aligned EMR systems, with audit trails, role-based clinical access, and interoperability with national platforms.
On top of EMR mandates, hospitals operate under KARS accreditation standards (clinical documentation rigor, operational reliability), BPJS Kesehatan integration (V-Klaim, E-Klaim, INA-CBG casemix), Mobile JKN patient enrollment, and SatuSehat national data exchange. Each layer adds technical and audit surface.
PSrE-standard digital signatures (KOMDIGI 11/2018) are the legal foundation for physician prescription signing, patient e-consent, and discharge summaries. UU PDP No. 27/2022 governs patient data — sensitive personal data category with strictest handling requirements.
HEALTHCARE CHALLENGES
Where teams in this industry need depth
Four areas where Healthcare teams most often need specialist technology that meets regulator expectations without disrupting operations.
Permenkes 24/2022 EMR deadline
Hospitals must operate electronic medical records aligned with Permenkes No. 24/2022. Closed legacy systems struggle to meet integration and audit requirements, while building from scratch risks years of delivery debt.
BPJS & SatuSehat integration
Claim acceleration, V-Klaim, E-Klaim, Mobile JKN, SatuSehat — every healthcare flow depends on multi-system integration. Open API is no longer optional, but custom adapter sprawl creates maintenance burden.
Doctor & patient digital signing
Physician prescription signing, patient e-consent, discharge summaries — all need legally-binding digital signature aligned with Permenkes and PP 71/2019. Workflow-embedded signing is the difference between adoption and abandonment.
KARS accreditation readiness
KARS accreditation requires consistent clinical documentation, traceable audit trails, and reliable IT operations. A SIMRS that breaks in year 3 is a re-accreditation risk — and a clinical safety risk.
SOLUTIONS FOR HEALTHCARE
Preferred-partner products, Healthcare-tuned
Specialist technology that keeps Indonesian operators in this sector operational and audit-ready.
DHealth SIMRS
Hospital information system and electronic medical records that help hospitals operate more cohesively and efficiently.
Tilaka Digital Signature
Certified electronic signatures for approval workflows that are faster, legally valid, and easy to trace and audit.
Data Sanitization
Permanent hardware data destruction (HDD & SSD) — degaussing, physical destruction, and shredding, with a certificate of destruction.
TRUSTED BY · HEALTHCARE
Hospitals deploying DHealth SIMRS
HEALTHCARE COMPLIANCE
Credentials that matter to KARS and Kemenkes
Our partner technologies hold the certifications required for Indonesian hospital deployments.
OTHER INDUSTRIES
Explore our industry expertise
Each industry has distinct regulatory expectations and operational realities. Explore the others.
Banking & FSI
OJK · BI · UU PDP · POJK 30/2024
PSrE digital signing, FIDO2 hardware MFA, and identity verification for banks, multifinance, and securities operators.
Government & BUMN
BSSN · LKPP · UU PDP
Hardware authentication, secure digital signing, and document sanitation for ministries, BUMN, and agencies.
Enterprise
UU PDP · ISO 27001 · POJK 11/2022
Cross-industry: energy, FMCG, manufacturing, services. The same depth trusted by banks and hospitals.
FREE DOWNLOADS
Related guides & checklists
PDF · Diagram & checklist
SatuSehat & BPJS Readiness Checklist
A visual guide to assess a hospital’s interoperability readiness — from the Electronic Medical Record foundation through SatuSehat (FHIR) integration and BPJS claims (V-Klaim / E-Klaim INA-CBG). Includes an integration flow diagram, six readiness domains, and a detailed per-domain checklist toward go-live.
Download the checklist (PDF) →PDF · Timeline & steps
SIMRS Migration Playbook
A structured five-phase approach to move from a legacy hospital information system to DHealth without disrupting care — from assessment, data migration, SatuSehat & BPJS integration, and training through go-live and hypercare. Includes a visual timeline and detailed per-phase steps.
Download the playbook (PDF) →PDF · Flowchart & matrix
Data Destruction Method Selection Guide
Not all media is destroyed the same way — degaussing does not work on SSD/flash. This technical guide helps you pick the correct method (degauss, crypto-erase, or physical destruction) via a decision tree and a media × method matrix, referencing NIST SP 800-88, IEEE 2883, and ISO/IEC 27001.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is a Hospital Information System (SIMRS), and are Indonesian hospitals required to implement electronic medical records?
SIMRS (Sistem Informasi Manajemen Rumah Sakit) is an integrated system that manages a hospital’s administrative, clinical, and operational data. Health Ministry Regulation (Permenkes) No. 24 of 2022 on Medical Records requires all healthcare facilities to maintain electronic medical records (RME). DHealth, DTI’s preferred-partner hospital information system, is built to support this RME obligation.
Does a hospital’s SIMRS need to connect to the Ministry of Health’s SatuSehat platform?
Yes, Permenkes 24/2022 requires healthcare facilities implementing electronic medical records to integrate with SatuSehat, Indonesia’s national health data platform. This integration enables standardized patient data exchange across facilities. DHealth includes a SatuSehat integration module as part of its SIMRS deployment.
How does a SIMRS support BPJS Kesehatan claims and bridging?
A SIMRS integrated with BPJS Kesehatan systems (such as V-Claim) allows visit and treatment data to be recorded once and reused directly for claims processing, reducing duplicate data entry between the hospital system and BPJS. This speeds up claim verification and reduces the risk of administrative discrepancies. DHealth supports this bridging as part of its SIMRS module.
How does Indonesia’s Personal Data Protection Law govern patient data at hospitals?
Law No. 27/2022 on Personal Data Protection classifies health data as specific personal data (Article 4(2)), which requires stricter protection standards than general personal data, including a valid processing basis and additional security controls. As data controllers, hospitals must apply access controls, encryption, and retention policies for patient data under this classification.
What should a hospital do with patient data when retiring or replacing old storage devices?
Because health data is classified as specific personal data, simple deletion is not sufficient to meet protection obligations. NIST SP 800-88 recommends clear, purge, or destroy methods depending on media type; degaussing is effective for magnetic hard drives but does not work on flash-based SSDs. DTI’s Data Sanitization service applies the appropriate method along with destruction documentation for hospital audit requirements.
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