FAIR Equivalency in Indonesia's Digital Health Framework

Abstract The objective of this study was to assess the regulatory framework for health data in Indonesia order understand policy context and explore possibility expanding adoption implementation FAIR Guidelines, which state that should be Findable, Accessible, Interoperable Reusable (FAIR), Indonesia. Although Guidelines were not explicitly mentioned any documents relevant Indonesian digital sector, six out eight analysed contained Equivalent principles. In particular, Indonesia's Population Identification Number (NIK) has potential, as a unique identifier, support integration interoperability (findability) data, is crucial all other aspects Guidelines. There also plan build standards protocols into information systems each ministry government agency improve accessibility (accessibility), various planned/ongoing (interoperability), need standardised arrangement related following community standard recognised (reusability). at core health/eHealth have highest Equivalency Score (FE-Score), showing some degree alignment between vision This indicates sector open using