National Standard (Indonesia)

KPSP: Indonesian Pre-Screening Questionnaire

The KPSP is a vital part of Indonesia's Child Growth and Development Stimulation, Detection, and Early Intervention program (SDIDTK).

National Healthcare Backbone

Ensuring that over 20 million Indonesian children reach their full potential requires a robust screening system. The KPSP is designed to be easily used by both healthcare workers and parents to detect delays early.

Developmental Indicators

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    Language

    Speech and responsiveness.

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    Gross Motor

    Physical strength and balance.

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    Fine Motor

    Finger and hand skills.

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    Social-Person

    Independence and interaction.

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KPSP FAQ

What does KPSP stand for?
KPSP stands for Kuesioner Pra Skrining Perkembangan, which translates to Developmental Pre-Screening Questionnaire.
How often should KPSP be used?
In the Indonesian health system (SDIDTK), KPSP is typically used every 3 months for children under 1 year, and every 6 months for children up to age 6.
Is it official?
Yes, it is the primary screening tool recommended by the Indonesian Ministry of Health (Kemenkes) for primary health centers (Puskesmas).