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Abstract Objective: Hospitals are quite complex workplaces. Health workers, patients and families of patients interact with various backgrounds and often ignore health and environmental aspects, including smoking behavior. This paper aimed to discuss effective strategies for implementing non-smoking areas in hospitals, Indonesia. Method: This research used a systematic literature review. Various references were gathered from online databases including ProQuest and journals. 5,598 dokumen yang berkaitan dengan non semoking area di rumah sakit dalam lima tahun terakhir. Jika difilter terdapat 459 artikel terutama yang berkaitan dengan scholarly journals. The articles were screened according to research objectives. Some relevant articles published by using Indonesia were added. The keywords used are non smoking area, hospital, Indonesia. Results: This study found that creating healthy behavior in the hospital is important, besides the hospital functions as a health care provider. The application of Ottawa Charter strategies consistently and sustainably is an effective way to control how the hospital community does not smoke in the hospital. Strengthening the strategy is on building Healthy Public Policy; Createing Supportive Environments; Strengthening Community Actions; Developing Personal Skills; and Reorienting Health Services. Conclusion: This paper suggests that some global strategy indicators can be adapted to local needs in hospitals in Indonesia. The evidence-based research on the challenges of applying non-smoking areas in hospitals needs to be examined further.