Roadmap

CHIEF is committed to a structured path of research excellence. From 2025 to 2030, we progress through three key phases — building our infrastructure and partnerships, conducting rigorous health economics research, and translating evidence into national health policy. Our roadmap reflects our dedication to producing research that is not only academically sound, but genuinely impactful for Indonesia’s health system.

Phase 1

Foundation & Infrastructure

  1. Development and launch of the CHIEF research cluster website as a platform for visibility and knowledge dissemination.
  2. Establishment of active research collaborations with BPJS Kesehatan, Ministry of Health, WHO, World Bank, ThinkWell, and CHAI.
  3. Initiation of core research projects including JKN capitation adequacy, National Health Accounts, Disease Accounts, and immunization financing.
  4. Production of policy briefs, technical reports, and executive summaries for institutional partners.
  5. Publication of at least 1 international and 2 national peer-reviewed journal articles.
  6. Development of public infographics for broader research dissemination.

Phase 2

Core Research Implementation

  1. Advancement of ongoing longitudinal research on health financing reform, including transition from INA-CBGs to Global Budget in hospitals.
  2. Implementation of Health Technology Assessment (HTA) studies for cost-effectiveness analysis of medical interventions within JKN.
  3. Expansion of health market analysis research covering competition dynamics, regulation, and service quality.
  4. Publication of 2 international and 3–4 national peer-reviewed journal articles per year.
  5. Development of teaching modules and curriculum materials grounded in latest research findings.
  6. Strengthening collaboration with international universities across Asia, Europe, and Australia through joint research and visiting scholar programs.

Phase 3

Translation & Impact

  1. Translation of research findings into actionable national health policy recommendations and guidelines.
  2. Dissemination of research outcomes through high-impact policy briefs, public forums, and media publications.
  3. Consolidation of CHIEF as a recognized center of excellence in health economics and health insurance research in Indonesia.
  4. Sustained publication output of 2 international and 4 national journal articles per year.
  5. Full integration of research-based curriculum materials into health administration and health economics education at Universitas Indonesia.