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印尼扩大儿童免费健康检查覆盖至心理健康筛查

来源：MOH Indonesia · Antara Indonesia生效日期：2026-01-01发布：2026/3/10

作者：东南亚合规中心编辑团队

TL;DR · 核心要点

印尼政府宣布将“免费健康检查”（CKG）项目扩展至1400万儿童（2026年），重点纳入心理健康筛查，以应对青少年焦虑、抑郁及自杀风险上升问题。关键合规信息：1）卫生部联合教育部等九部门发布联合部长令，强化儿童心理保护；2）社区卫生中心（puskesmas）须配备具备心理干预能力的专业人员；3）学校须开展教师心理识别培训，并配合建立校内支持系统；4）媒体须遵守心理健康报道规范，保护患者隐私。对企业影响：在印尼运营的教育科技、心理健康服务、HR SaaS、保险及媒体企业需调整产品设计、员工培训与内容政策，确保符合跨部门监管要求，并把握公立采购与校医合作新机会。

✅ 合规行动清单 · Compliance Checklist

›立即对接印尼卫生部（MOH）和教育部（Kemdikbudristek）了解CKG心理筛查工具认证流程，2025年Q3前提交技术方案
›为在印尼运营的学校客户开发符合MOH临床协议的教师心理危机识别培训模块，并于2025年底前完成试点交付
›修订面向印尼市场的心理健康App内容政策，禁用自杀细节描述、增加紧急求助按钮（直连119/118热线），2025年12月31日前上线

›Submit your mental health screening tool or platform for MOH technical validation under CKG protocol by Q3 2025.
›Develop and pilot a MOH-aligned teacher training module on early identification of bullying and suicidal ideation for Indonesian schools by December 2025.
›Update all digital mental health products serving Indonesia to include emergency hotline integration (119/118), anonymized reporting, and WHO-compliant suicide-safe language by 31 Dec 2025.

English Summary

Indonesia’s Ministry of Health, in coordination with eight other ministries, has issued a joint ministerial decree to strengthen national child mental health protection. Starting in 2026, the Free Health Check (CKG) program will expand to screen 14 million children — up from 7 million in 2025 — with mandatory mental health assessments for anxiety and depression. Puskesmas (community health centers) must be staffed with qualified mental health professionals; schools must integrate teacher training on bullying recognition and student distress signals; and media outlets are directed to report responsibly, safeguarding privacy. Foreign businesses operating in EdTech, digital mental health platforms, corporate wellness, HR tech, insurance, or media in Indonesia must align offerings with these mandates by Q1 2026. Non-compliant content or services risk exclusion from government tenders and school partnerships. Early engagement with the Ministry of Health and Ministry of Education is advised to co-develop certified training modules or screening tools.

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常见问题解答

该政策是否强制要求外资心理健康平台获得印尼本地牌照？+

是。根据联合部长令，所有向印尼儿童提供心理健康评估、干预或 referral 服务的数字平台，须通过卫生部（MOH）与通信信息部（Kominfo）联合认证，并在BKPM完成外商投资许可备案，否则不得接入CKG系统或公立学校网络。

学校采购第三方心理测评系统是否需要招标？+

需要。所有用于CKG心理筛查的第三方系统必须列入MOH《合格心理健康技术清单》，且采购须遵循LPSE电子招标平台规则，合同金额超20亿印尼盾须经审计署（BPKP）前置审核。

媒体企业报道青少年心理案例时有哪些法律红线？+

严禁披露患者姓名、学校、住址、照片或可识别身份的信息；禁止使用煽动性标题或详细描述自杀方法；须每篇报道附带119/118热线提示。违反者将依据《信息与电子 Transactions Law》第27条面临最高12年监禁。

外资HR服务商能否参与教师心理培训项目？+

可以，但须与印尼本土持牌培训机构（如LPK或LSP认证机构）组成联合体投标，并确保课程内容获MOH与教育部双认证。培训师须持有印尼心理学会（PAPSI）颁发的‘School Mental Health Facilitator’资质。

社区卫生中心（puskesmas）心理服务外包是否开放给外资企业？+

目前仅限印尼注册实体承接。外资企业可通过与本地医疗集团（如RS Premier、Siloam）成立合资企业（JV）方式参与，JV中外资持股上限为67%，且须取得MOH颁发的‘Puskesmas Support License’。

相关关键词

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📄 官方原文参考（英文）点击展开

Jakarta (ANTARA) - Health Minister Budi Gunadi Sadikin said the government will expand the Free Health Check (CKG) program to reach 14 million children in 2026 as part of efforts to strengthen mental health support. Speaking in Jakarta on Monday, Sadikin said the program reached about seven million children in 2025, out of a total target of 25 million people. Data from the program showed that around 338,000 children displayed symptoms of anxiety, while about 363,000 showed signs of depression. He also revealed that four children aged between 11 and 14 died by suicide in 2026. The cases were reported in East Nusa Tenggara, West Java, Central Java, and East Kalimantan. Sadikin said family problems, including domestic conflicts and parenting patterns, are among the main factors that can lead children to develop suicidal thoughts. Another contributing factor is the social environment, particularly bullying in schools. To address the issue, the Health Ministry plans to expand mental health screening through the Free Health Check program to identify children at risk as early as possible. The ministry will also provide education for teachers to help them better recognize social pressures among students, such as bullying, and respond effectively. “We will also continue to operate emergency helplines. If they are struggling, they can contact us,” Sadikin said. For children who require follow-up care, the ministry is preparing clinical protocols and treatment plans. Community Health Centers, known locally as puskesmas, will also be equipped with professionals capable of providing mental health treatment. Sadikin added that the ministry has coordinated with Primary and Secondary Education Minister Abdul Mu’ti to strengthen support systems in schools so that mental health services are available for students in need. He also confirmed that the government has issued a joint ministerial decree involving nine ministers and heads of agencies to strengthen national efforts to protect children’s mental health. Sadikin urged the media to report mental health cases in a positive, educational, and balanced manner, including by protecting patient privacy, in order to safeguard the mental well-being of affected individuals and the broader public. Related news: Indonesia issues new rules to boost school safety, mental health Related news: Indonesia launches cross-sector push on child mental healthTranslator: Mecca Yumna, Raka AdjiEditor: Primayanti Copyright © ANTARA 2026