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Health center manager time spending for outside administrative versus field work in East Indonesian region: an analysis of community facility of 2012 IFLS East Purpose This study evaluates time spent on administrative and field public health program of physician or non-physician community health center managers in East Indonesian region.  Method The study used 85 community health center managers from 7 provinces of East Nusa Tenggara, East Kalimantan, Southeast Sulawesi, Maluku, North Maluku, West Papua, and Papua from which the data was available in the community facility section of Indonesian Family Life Survey East (IFLS East) 2012. Results Physician managers spent more hours than non-physician managers for administrative matters. In addition, non-physician managers had more hours per week for field program activities as compared to physician managers. Conclusion Research shows that physician managers have potential lost of their time in performing their medical service functions, which they are trained for. Policy should be directed to improve the management skills of non physician health workers so that physicians can maximize their time to solve medical problems in health centers.

Administrative versus field work activities in urban and rural East Indonesian region: analysis of 85 health center managers from the 2012 IFLS East