Table II.

Community-Based Rehabilitation (CBR) service delivery profile in different cities in Indonesia

	City, Province	CBR 1	CBR 2	CBR 3	CBR 4	CBR 5	CBR 6	CBR 7	CBR 8
		CBR 1-6: Bandung, West Java						Tanah Datar, West Sumatra	Gowa, South Sulawesi
	Governmental Level	CBR 1-2: District		CBR 3-6: Sub-District				District	City
ICSOR Dimension, categories, sub categories
		CBR Ujung Berung	CBR Bandung Wetan	CBR Cibangkok	CBR Batu Nunggal	CBR Binong	CBR Samoja	Batipuh, Tanah Datar, Sumbar	Gowa
2	Service Delivery
2.1	Health strategies	CBR 1–6: Promotion, prevention, treatment, maintenance CBR 7–8: Promotion (cou nselling to the community), prevention, maintenance
2.2	Service goals	CBR 1–6: Recovery, improvement of health status, optimising functioning CBR 7: Optimising functioning (improvement of self-care) CBR 8: Recovery, improvement of health status, optimising functioning
2.3	Target groups
2.3.1	Health condition groups	CBR 1–6: C erebral palsy, amputees, stroke, lower back pain, elderly, down syndrome, senile, dementia, autism, limb loss, diabetes mellitus, children with special needs CBR 7: Cerebral palsy, down syndrome, mental retardation CBR 8: Polio/paralysed, elderly, stroke, cannot walk, senile/dementia, cerebral palsy, down syndrome
2.3.2	Functioning groups	CBR1 & 2: Swallowing, cognition CBR 3 & 4: Gait, balance, vocational, mental hea lth CBR 5 & 6: Balance, vocational, mental health CBR 7: Motion problems, speech, hearing, learning problems, visual impairment CBR 8: Walking problems, fine motor, communication problems, mental health
2.3.3	Other target groups	CBR 1-6: G roups of people with rehabilitation needs: children, elderly, workers						children	children, elderly
2.4	Modes of referral	CBR 1–6: Direct access (patient self-referral), referral by health professionals, health services, other organisations CBR 7: Direct access (patient self-referral), referral by health professionals CBR 8: Direct access (patient self-referral), referral by health professional s, other organizations (school for children with disabilities)
2.5	Location of service delivery
2.5.1	Characteristics of location	CBR 1-6: Urban, community, home of users						Rural, centralized, community, home of users	Urban, community, home of users
2.5.2	Catchment area	CBR 1-6: Only serve people in the respective administrative area (maximum 100 people). CBR 1-6: Although the CBR is at the city or district level, they only serve within the sub-district where the CBR is located						Serves the citizens in the area of PHC Batipuh II (± 10,000 people)	Serves the citizens of Gowa (6 sub-districts)
2.6	Facility	CBR 1-6: B uilding (only for meeting and administrative-related issue; integrated with Posyandu), CBR 1-6: ambulance car (collaboration with the public health centre), or using car from the head district.						Building (part of public health center)
2.7	Setting
2.7.1	Levels of care	CBR 1-6: Primary
2.7.2	Mode of service delivery	CBR 1-6: Home and community; other setting of service delivery (collaboration with other foundations)						Outpatient, home and community	Home and community
2.7.3	Phase of healthcare	CBR 1-6: Post-acute rehabilitation CBR 1-6: Long-term/chronic rehabilitation						Habilitation and long-term/chronic rehabilitation care	Post-acute rehabilitation and long-term/chronic rehabilitation care
2.8	Integration of care	CBR 1-8: Continuum of care; collaboration with health professionals
2.9	Patient-centredness	Shared decision-making; patient, individual rehabilitation plan, family or other caregiver’s education and empowerment; patient, family or other caregiver’s integration into the rehab process; involvement of peer counsellors; involvement of patients as prosumers
2.10	Aspect of time and intensity	CBR 1–6: Number and duration of treatment sessions. Once a month or based on request; total duration of treatments depend on the type and degree of disability; no fixed service hours (conditional) CBR 7: Intermittent treatments (CBR cadre collect data, early detection, and give guidance book based on type of disability to the parents). Evaluation is done every month; further detailed evaluation every 6 months CBR 8: Intermittent treatments, minimum once a month visit; total duration depends on the degree of disability; no fixed service hours (conditional)
2.11	Rehabilitation team	CBR 1–6: Only cadres at CBR centre, but work in collaboration with other health professionals, including PT, PRM, GP, psychologist, nurse CBR 7: CBR cadre, collaboration with GP and PRM CBR 8: Health and health-related professionals; patients as part of the rehabilitation team; counselling, patients as part of the rehabilitation team; team supervision
2.11.1	Professions, competencies	CBR cadres: 6	CBR cadres:12	CBR cadres: 12	CBR cadres: 27	CBR cadres: 5	CBR cadres: 15	CBR cadres: 27	Physician: 1 CBR cadres: 26
2.11.2	Interaction approaches	CBR 1–7: Counselling, education CBR 8: Team supervision, counselling, etc.; meetings of the whole team; team integrated education and training; immediate team involvement
2.12	Reporting and documentation	CBR 1–8: Treatment parameters, electronic records, paper documents
2.13	Funding of service delivery
2.13.1	Source of money	CBR 1–8: No payment for services
2.13.2	Criteria of payment	CBR 1–8: No payment for services
2.14	Other categories of service delivery	N.A