Evaluation of chronic disease management programs in developed and underdeveloped regions in Indonesia

Introduction: Chronic diseases have become a major cause of death in the world, and source morbidity misery. Approximately 80% related deaths occur developing countries. Disease Management Program (CDMP) is an integrative program aimed to control prevalence chronic diseases. Therefore, this study evaluate interaction between context process CDMP services, determine how was implemented developed underdeveloped regions.Methods: This qualitative used Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research (CFIR). Subjects were selected by purposive sampling from organizers Primary Health Centers commitment-based capitation assessment. Transcript data analyzed thematically summarizing identifying themes based on CFIR domains.Results: The main activities (medical consultations, monitoring health status, educational, reminders, home visit group activities/gymnastics) regions conducted according technical manual. However, regions, some modifications needed, i.e. medical checkups education undertaken nurse charge not always doctor; and, services at village meeting halls. Also, reminders delivered through socialization local governments direct invitation team members when they met participants roadway or neighborhood around participants’ homes.Conclusion: cannot fully be needed conditions.