Security Value Issues on eHealth Implementation in Indonesia

eHealth is an information technology solution for improving healthcare to be more effective and efficient. eHealth innovations not only give expected benefits but also new problems, one of them is security value issues. This inquiry has purpose to identify problems of security-related value in eHealth implementation in Indonesia involving its stakeholders. We use constructivism as research paradigm with qualitative method. Data was collected through focus group discussion with five information security experts from State Cyber and Code Agency that work on security controls in healthcare sector. Data analysis using thematic coding with Atlas.ti as tool. This research explored some security value issues on eHealth implementation in Indonesia, including regulator value conflict, data integrity and reliability, and data privacy and confidentiality. Some of those problems are caused by specific regulation about information security for healthcare in Indonesia is not available yet that makes some value conflict among stakeholders involved in this sector. Some implications are also proposed, both practically and theoretically.