aortaNovember - February 2014

//Issue: Community Development Implementation #11

APEC High Level Meeting 2013

October Meeting Padang 2013

Asia Pacific Regional Meeting 2013

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Center for Indonesian Medical Students’ Activities, CIMSA, is an independent, inclusive, nasionalist, non-profit and non-party organization. CIMSA is an

individual based organization with members consisted of medical students from many universities in Indonesia.

Established in 2001, and has grown up from 6 to 17 locals with approximately 5000 members. CIMSA aims at providing Indonesian medical students’ activities lodge to empower and express their idealism, thus medical students will have the same opportunities to get involved in health as early as possible and contribute to the development of this country.

Our activities are applied not only in the local and national, but also in the international level. This can be achieved because since its establisment CIMSA has gained trust from the international world to become the full member of IFMSA (International Federation of Medical Students’ Association); the largest students’ organization in the world with approximately 107 countries as its mem-bers representing more than one million medical students worldwide.

CIMSA’s field of work covers 6 aspects represented in the form of Standing Commitee (SCO);

1. SCOME, on Medical Education, is a forum for medical students who have special interest in the improvement of medical education.

2. SCOPE, on Professional Exchange, fasilitates all medi-cal students to feel the atmosphere and culture in foreign country while experiencing the clinical study.

3. SCOPH, on Public Health, focuses on the importance of public health issues in medical education or community.

4. SCORA, on Reproductive Health Including AIDS, aims at raising the awareness on reproductive helath including sex education, gender equality, etc.

5. SCORE, on Researh Exchange, gives a chance to all medical students to partake in medical research in foreign country

6. SCORP, on Human Rights and Peace, is related to issues on human right and peace, including poblems faced by the refugees.

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Muhammad Hafif KusasiPresident CIMSA 2013-2014

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aorta 11 PRESIDENT’S NOTE

Assalamualaikum,

Dear friends,

Center for Indonesian Medical Students’ Activities (CIM-SA) is an independent, non-political, and non-profit organiza-tion. It was established in 2001 and affiliated with International Federation of Medical Students’ Association (IFMSA), with six standing committees, the health-related which we are working on: Standing Committee on Public Health (SCOPH), Standing Committee on Medical Education (SCOME), Standing Commit-tee on Human Rights and Peace (SCORP), Standing Commit-tee on Reproductive Health including AIDS (SCORA), Standing Committee on Research Exchange (SCORE) and Standing Com-mittee on Professional Exchange (SCOPE).

CIMSA now has focus on community development, preparation to achieve this goal has been started since Octo-ber Meeting 2013, Padang by the theme “Optimizing Primary Health Care Services through Community Development”. In the process achieving community development, 17 locals of CIMSA are moving in the assessment phase and will continue at the stage of implementation in the community.

In 2014, CIMSA will start this year with National Leader-ship Summit (NLS) and still in line with community development. NLS itself is one of the national meetings of CIMSA, which has specific training session to train members CIMSA to become a leader. With the theme “Community Development Implemen-tation: Medical Student’s Role in Improving Maternal and Child Health”, NLS 2014 is expected to build and shape the leaders that reliable and able to lead, manage and develop the com-munity.

With all the preparations that have been carried along. We are as a medical students expected to make health improve-ment in Indonesia by implement the community development in our region. Accordance to CIMSA’s mission to empower the medical students and improve the nation’s health.

Be Active with CIMSA!

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Hello, CIMSA Indonesia!

Today, I proudly present the eleventh edition of Aorta to all of you. Our main topic is still about community development, which coincides with the theme of National Leadership Sum-mit 2013 Malang. In this edition, you can read coverage on several important meetings, such as the Asia-Pacific Region-al Meeting and also the Asia-Pacific Economic Conference, which were held in Yogyakarta and Bali respectively. You can also read about the first meeting that we organized as na-tional officials, October Meeting 2013 Padang.

There is also good news from our NMO, because there are five people from CIMSA-ISMKI Indonesia that will serve as International Assistant for this year. This of course shows the extent of our contribution and dedication on international lev-el, and I personally hope we could maintain our involvement in IFMSA for years to come. So, congratulations to all elected International Assistants!

Lastly, I would like to thank all contributors that made this Aor-ta, from the designer, editors, writers, and others who help in the making of this Aorta. This publication was made by collec-tive effort and teamwork, not by individuals. Enjoy!

EDITORIAL

Eduard Jordi LumintaEditor in Chief

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MC TEAM

CONTRIBUTORS

Annisa Abdi Ghifari Adianto Jaya Negara Sonya Alexandra Denalia Aurika Alberthus Donni Budi PrasetyaAditya Indra Pratama Dina RahmatikaKarina Kazia HarrisChristy Magdalena Fatya Nur AnindaHeru Ardila Putra

Deo Cerlova MilanoMila Fitriani

Adianto Jaya Negara Aditya Indra Pratama

FC. Puspita Hapsari, MD Amandha Boy Timor R., MD

Clarisa FinandaIvani Ch. Kurniadi

Jesita Silfiana

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Development AssistantTheodora Caroline

SCORE Regional Assistant for Asia-PacificAdelia Rachman

SCOPE Regional Assistant for Asia-Pacific Rizki Meizikri

SCOPH Regional Assistant for Asia-Pacific Shela Putri Sundawa

PubSD DesignerAkmal Akbar

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On 17-20 October 2013, CIMSA October Meeting was success-fully held in Padang, hosted by

CIMSA Local Andalas University. Oc-tober Meeting itself is an annual meet-ing of CIMSA and is one out of three annual meetings held by CIMSA. In October Meeting, the focus is for the member to get to know their respec-tive Standing Committees and also the

people from other universities. The theme of the meeting was “Optimizing Primary Health Care Services Through Com-munity Development”. This meet-ing was attended by over 212 del-egates from CIMSA locals all around Java and Sumatra.

October Meeting was opened with Wel-coming Session where in this session, CIMSA President Hafif Kusasi wel-comed the delegates. October Meet-ing 2013 was officially opened by Mr. Wardarusman, SE. MM as the West Sumatera Governor Representatives

at the Opening Party. October Meeting 2013 featured speakers from various Academic and Health Organization. Mrs. Rostini Floranita from World Health Organization Indonesia, Prof. Dr. dr. Ri-zanda Machmud from the Department of Public Health, Faculty of Medicine, Andalas University, dr. Aklima, MPH from the Department of Health, Padang, and Mr. Firdaus Jamal from the Perkum-pulan Keluarga Berencana Indonesia – the Indonesian Family Planning Asso-ciation were invited to give lectures at Grand Lectures and Panel Discussion session.

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This meeting also consisted of Paral-lel Session, Plenary Session, Training Session, Project Fair and Small Work-ing Group, where the delegates can learn, discuss, and shared their views to contribute for CIMSA future pro-grams to improve nation’s health. In October Meeting, we also held a com-petition to be the CIMSA Endorsed Project. The winning project would get various assistances from the national officials, such as financial package

and also connections. “In this Oc-tober Meeting, SCORA Month by CIMSA Unissula came out as the winner of CIMSA Endorsed Project.” Post OM, delegates were invited to join tour package to Bukit-tinggi and Pagang island.

This meeting was made possible through the hard work of the organizing committee and support from Rector of Andalas University, Dean of Andalas Faculty of Medicine, Indonesia Power, Directorate General of Higher Educa-

tion Ministry of Education and Culture, Prodia, donators, and all of CIMSA members. As the Organizing Commit-tee, we would like to say thank you to all supports and we apologize for the inconvenience during the meeting. Af-ter this meeting, we hope all delegates can share their knowledge about com-munity development to their locals and apply those principles for future so-cial project, so CIMSA can give more contribution to improve Indonesian’s health. See you soon in Padang. GO CIMSA!

Project Officer of October Meeting 2013,

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May Meeting 2014 will be the upcoming meeting after NLS 2014 by MSCIA UB. May Meeting is one of CIMSA’s three big meetings held every May. In 2014,

CIMSA Unissula has a chance to be the host for a second time after May Meeting 2011.

CIMSA Unissula is located in Semarang, Central Java, per-fect to hold a meeting. With many kind of different taste of place, Semarang will be more excited to be explored.

And also many kind of food will spoil your sense of taste. We could find a lot of history in Semarang, from the “Kota Tua” that has a historical building, until Tugu Muda and

Lawang Sewu with its unique story.

CIMSA Unissula is very happy to welcome all delegates for May Meeting 2014 to make another history and never end-ing experience. Please be patient until we meet next May

2014.

Regards,

CIMSA Unissula

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Health is a human right and one of the elements of prosperity that must be realized. In order to achieve health independence in society, one impor-tant element is community develop-ment. Community development about health aims to increase awareness and knowledge of the health of individu-als, groups, and communities, causing a willingness to perform an action to improve their health, and lead the community to the realization of healthy behaviors.

Community development in health is the primary goal of health promotion considering community as the mayor target of health promotion. Community development have to be conducted so that the community development will give the community desire and ability to maintain and improve their health.

Back in 2007, Indonesia govern-ment launched a new initiative, community facilitator, a kind of community development program as national poverty program. Poverty programs usu-ally about giving basic foods or money so community develop-ment stands out by giving some-thing different, more than tem-porary prosperity.

Community development can be defined as the attempt or process to grow awareness, willingness, and ability of com-munities to maintain, protect, and improve the welfare of their own.Community develop-ment seeks to empower indi-viduals and groups of people by providing them with the skills they need to effect change in their own communities. These skills are often created through the formation of large social groups working for a com-mon agenda. The principle of community development is to develop the potential of com-munity. In community develop-ment, the role of people inside community is vital, because they are the one who takes the main role. Community development involves changing the relation-ships between ordinary people and people in positions of pow-er, so that everyone can take part in the issues that affect their lives.

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Community development aims to make communities independent, in meaning the communities have the capability to solve the health problems faced. A society is said to be indepen-dent if they have some knowledge to identify health problems in their own neighborhood. The knowledge includes knowledge about disease, nutrition and food, housing and sanita-tion, as well as the dangers of smoking and substances that may cause health problems. Furthermore, they are able to solve problems on their own health by maintaining health and taking preventive action from the disease.

introduction& definitions

the importance of community development in health

Adianto& Aditya

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EXCHANGESTORIESSheira

Nilofar (UPH)Bergen, Norway

I’m very happy I had a chance to join CIMSA exchange program. I never imagine in my life going to Norway, because it is very far from Indonesia. Norway is a beautiful coun-try with adorable scenery. It also is very popular with their salmon and home of the

most beautiful fjord in the world. Many people who like hiking went to Norway to hike the fjord and enjoy the scenery. My exchange started on July 2013 and end on August 2013. I got placed in Bergen, one of the beautiful city in Norway. In this city the weather is very different from other places, because in Bergen it always rains and we seldom got sunlight. Bergen is also hilly, so when you walk you can really enjoy the beautiful scenery.

This program gave me opportunity to get many new experiences. From this program I got the chance to get a lot of knowledge and experience from the expert. In Bergen, I was assigned to the plastic surgery department in Haukeland universitetssykehus (Helse Bergen). In this department I learned how to suture, wound care management and also applying skin graft for burn patient. The doctors are very nice, and they really want to share their knowledge and experience.

Not only that, I also got a lot of new friends from all over the world. When I was there, I got eight other female exchange participant. There are two from Spain, two from Brazil, one from Mexico, one from French and one from Quebec. We share a lot of stories from our country. We also cooked our traditional food and share it. From this program I also learned to be more independent. That’s my story from CIMSA exchange program. I’m very happy and also very thankful for having this opportunity in my life. I hope this program can give op-portunities to other people.

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EXCHANGE This is my third time to go for an exchange pro-gram abroad. But in this exchange, I feel very nervous because I went to a city called Lond-

rina in Brazil, South America. This country is so out of my imagination and if it was not because of the exchange, I would not go there. Fortunately, there was another exchange participant from Indonesia. We are afraid because the language is Portuguese, which none of us are familiar with and Brazil is very far from Indonesia.

In Londrina, I feel very welcomed, because the people are so calm and kind. I used to live in a small town, therefore living in Londrina is not a big problem for me. The doctors in the hospital are very humble and are willing to teach us. During my time there, I learned a lot of things such as language, attitudes, teamwork, and problem solving with them. All of my friends and collegues there also help me to deal with situations and especially with language.

Itwasabitdifficultatfirst,andthedoc-tor in charge there thinks that we only want the highmarkandthecertificatefromthisprogram,notthe knowledge. Thank God we succeed to built trust with them, because we really want to learn. This exchange creates a great memory and experience for me. I want to say thank you for all parties who ar-range this program, because I learned a lot.

Ivani Ch. Kurniadi (UPH)Londrina, Brazil

Bonjour a tous! Hello everyone!First, let me introduce my self. My name is Clarisa Finanda, a 4th year medical student in

Faculty of Medicine, Airlangga University, Surabaya. Last February 2013 I did my exchange at Lille, a beautiful city in the north of France. ANEMF gave me Dermatology department at Claude Huriez Hospital. I was so happy because Lille is my second choice, which called “Heart of Europe''. My LEO gave me an Arabic-French host family who are Muslim. They helped me adapt faster. I had some cultural shock, yes, such as “bisous'' or kiss on both cheek between man and woman, but the other incomings were so nice because they didn't discriminate me. European countries have a good public transportation, which is very comfort-able for daily activity. It was an unique experience to ''travel'' by. Back at home, I can eat well with €1! But at France, hospital was my favorite for a cheap lunch with €3.74, if you compare it with having lunch outside for minimum €8.00. Geez. Conclusion, I love Europe so much! You have to come there, it's a wor-thy once-in-a-lifetime experience!

Clarisa Finanda (UNAIR)Lille, France

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Medical students from the ever rapidly growing Asia Pa-cific region gathered in Yogyakarta, Indonesia for IFM-SA Asia Pacific Regional Meeting (APRM), on 5-8 Sep-

tember 2013. The medical students joined this important event to have deeper understanding on MDGs progress in Asia Pa-cific region throughout series of seminar, workshop, and forum. With this regional meeting the medical student can learn more about healthy and sustainable development through Universal Health Coverage (UHC). This meeting’s theme is Health’s a forgotten wealth: Universal Health Coverage for Healthy and Sustainable Development. It is important for medical students to know the present condition and the obstacle about the health system in their region. They should also know about the platform for the future doctors’ role related to post-2015 sustainable development agenda. This year we have made the draft of recomendation APRM as the result of APRM 2013 that have been proposed to National Health Ministry.

THE DRAFT OF RECOMENDATION APRM:1. Universal Health Coverage, highlighting equitable access for

all citizens of a population.2. Sustainable healthcare systems, with governments taking an

active role in ensuring that health is a priority, ensuring that these systems are effective and kept accountable.

3. Medical education within the region to produce graduates capable of practicing and influencing the health and medical field beyond their clinical practice, within an ever growing mobile world.

Fortunately, the draft of recomendation APRM lead CIMSA to the third APEC High Level Meeting on Health and the Economy

(HLM 3) which held in Nusa Dua, Bali, Indoneisa, on 24-25 September 2013. Mega Iriani Putri and Jesita Silfiana Purnama were invited to this meet-ing by Ministry of Health on behalf of APRM-CIMSA. Participants concluded that the contin-ued prosperity of the region is predicated on an ability to provide citizens with quality health care through system that are sustainable and re-sponsive to the health care problems and the health care demands of people. In terms of eco-nomic growth and development, the per capita value of health investment in economics dwarfts per capita value of all other forms of investment. That is why health is a key pillar of the

sustainable growth with equal priority of APEC 2013. Participants discussed how a collabora-tive, multi-stakeholder and whole govermental approach to establishing health priorities is de-sirable to improve health and health innovation outcomes in sustainable way.

APEC HLM 3 observed that the disease profile of economies in the APEC region has many commonalities. In most APEC

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EIGHT KEY FACTORS contributing to the sustainability of a system that provides universal health coverage:1. Health Financing 2. Health system respond to

technology shifts3. Health promotion and disease

prevention 4. Health workforce availability and

competencies 5. The integrity of the health

system 6. Sustainable public-private

partnerships 7. A strong regulatory framework 8. The cost-effectiveness of

primary health care.

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APECdeveloping economies, spending for health and the sustainability of health systems are increas-ingly strained by the rise in the morbidity and mortality of non-communicable diseases and continued unacceptable burdens of communi-cable disease, including re-emerging infectious diseases, and a rise in anti-microbial resistance. Participants noted that these factors can have an adverse impact on financing health. At the same time, APEC economies are committed to providing their communities with access to qual-ity universal health coverage as an investment in their future socio-economic well-being and as a key contributor to the comprehensive wealth and productivity of the economy. There is ben-efit in sharing information and best practices in these areas and identifying areas of collabora-tion and cooperation to reduce the burden of disease and cost of care.

Jesita Silfiana, Liaison Officer to WHO and Dr. Khancit Lim-pakarnjanarat, WHO representative to Indonesia.

Jesita Silfiana, DRG M. Kamaruzzaman, MSC, Kepala Bidang Jaminan Kesehatan Pusat Pembiayaan dan Jaminan Kesehat-an, Kementerian Kesehatan RI, dan Mega Iriani Putri.

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World AIDS Day has been celebrate each year at 1st of December since 1988 to show careness and awareness against

HIV AIDS that become greater and become one of epidemic disease in the world. SCORA CIMSA Unissula as the one among the others who cares and aware about the HIV AIDS make an amazing project to celebrating World AIDS Day with not just celebration, but make series of project to celebrate this, and that is what we call “SCORA MONTH CIMSA UNISSULA”.

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It is all about Talkshow HIV AIDS and Sex Educa-tion Workshop. This project was held 1 day before the World AIDS Day, 30th of November 2013. In this project we made ann interactive workshop with dr. Murni that explain about the dissease, virus of HIV AIDS, Verry Aji Kurniawan that came from KPA (Comission AIDS Prevention) Central Java Province, explained about the case of HIV AIDS in Semarang City and Central Java, and the last we have an amazing talk with ODHA (People with HIV AIDS) about their life and experience with HIV AIDS. This talk show was end up by Akhmad Ulil Albab as the moderator. At the last of the talk show, CIMSA Unissula, PILAR PKBI and KPA Central Java Province make a commit-ment and declaration about preventing HIV AIDS in Semarang City.

After the audience entertained by accoustic and Stand Up Commedy, it was continued by Sex Education Workshop, which made the audience is separated into 2 groups (Boy and Girl). The boys is taught about how to check varicocle, hydrocle and hernia easily and the girls is taught about SADARI (breast self-checking).

1st of December, let us celebrate World AIDS Day!! CIMSA UNISSULA with many organization make an great morning at Car Free Day Simpang lima Sema-rang. Together we start a run that the route have a rib-bon shape. After that we gave many ed ribbon to people there. At last we declarate with them to prevent HIV AIDS loudly and clearly.

This project is about preven-tion to older people. We will give them counseling about HIV AIDS and how to prevent it. we did this project at 21st of December, after we know a lot about HIV AIDS, it is time to share it with others, especially the older here.That is SCORA MONTH about!! Let us care, share and aware to HIV AIDS!!

TESTIS

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This is SCORA Unissula’s annual project, this project held 3 times at 3 different places, these are Junior High School 1, 2, and 3 of Semarang City. We came to them and gave material about reproduc-tive health and HIV AIDS which is done by SCORA itself. After that, we made a small group to have a little talk about the ma-terial we gave and also discuss about their reproductive health. At last we choose the best student from them that been measured from pre-post test and their activ-ity at TESTIS.

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MalangLungRider

COPD (Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Diseases) is caused by unhealthy life-styles and the lack of environmental

awareness, such as smoking, high level of pollution, dust exposure, fumes, gases and chemical agents. However, there are so many people who are not aware about these dangers.

“Indonesia has the third largest number of smoker in the world which has reached

around 146.86 million people.”

Due to the increasing number of vehicles & population and also the lack of plants and trees, pollution in Indonesia has reached a harmful stage.

Therefore, MSCIA Universitas Brawijaya held “Malang Lung Rider” as a medium to introduce COPD to public. This event aimed to increase public awareness of COPD and

also intended to raise funds for people with COPD. Malang Lung Rider was also held to commemorate COPD day which due every year on November 18. The theme of this event is “Take Action to Prevent COPD”. Malang Lung Rider was held on Sunday, No-vember 17 2013. The main activity on this event is health campaign about COPD and its prevention by medical students of FKUB. This activity begins with Fun Bike (sepeda santai), Pulmonary Exercise (senam paru), Health Campaign, Food Festival, music and art performances.

First event of Malang Lung Rider is the fun bike, where students and people around FKUB went cycling together. Hopefully with this activity, the students of FKUB and the society realized that a fun, cheap, and a beneficial activity can be done easily. Then in Pulmonary exercise (senam paru), med-ical students of FKUB and the attendants did the exercise by following the instructor from Batu Lung Hospital, Malang.

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There was also a photography exhibition for attendees and they can vote for the best photo while enjoying the exhibition. After that, the activity was followed by health campaign which was performed by medical students from FKUB to people who attend the event about pulmonary health, COPD, and its prevention. Through these activities, they spread leaflets and explained it to the people about COPD.

“Hopefully with this activity, people’s awareness about

COPD will increase.”

The organizing committees also provide this event with music and traditional dance per-formances as an attraction to raise funds. There was also a performance from Unda Undi Band – Malang top indie band - as a closing of this event.

Overall, this event was successfully done. Maybe next time the publication to attract

more people to attend this event need to be more intensive and attractive, so there will be more people joining this event and the purpose to increase awareness about COPD to society and its prevention to pub-lic will succeed. We are so grateful because this event can run smoothly. Hopefully this event gives benefit to people who attend it.

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As medical students, it is not enough if we only know about diseases things, right? We should recognize and be familiar with health

issue, such as global health, health coverage/insur-ance, millenium development goals, poverty and health, global warming, etc. Health is one of the most important human asset. Unfortunately, some of us have not realized and forgotten about that be-cause it is not seen as an essential and important aspect. We’re really sure medical students, espe-cially CIMSA members, have been familiar with the national health coverage program. So, the question is, do medical students really know and understand about health coverage? What we can do? What is our role? How to get involved?

NMO Indonesia (CIMSA-ISMKI) got a great oppor-tunity to organize another international meeting of medical students, known as the Asia Pacific Regional Meeting (APRM), an annual regional conference of the International Federation of Medical Students’ Association (IFMSA). This conference became a chance for CIMSA to show the role and existency to

the world. The APRM 2013 was held in Yogyakarta, 3-8th September 2013, with a theme “A Forgot-ten Wealth Health: Universal Health Coverage for Healthy and Sustainable Development”.

The APRM is divided into three parts: Pre APRM which is held on 3rd-4th September 2013, the main event APRM which is held on 5-8th September 2013, and the social program called Post APRM. Pre APRM which was held in University of Muhammadi-yah Yogyakarta was attended by 35 delegates from various countries: China, Indonesia, Taiwan, Japan, and Australia. We also invited two IFMSA trainers from Portugal and Sudan to give TNT training. In Pre-APRM, there were TNT and Workshop “Taking Part of Sustainable Development”. PreAPRM activities became a chance to discuss regarding the role and involvement of medical students in the making of sustainable development. The participants also had discussion with the experts who have been invited to be guest speakers pre-APRM, such as dr. Triono from UKP4 and Mr. Lutfi from HBB (Hospital Beyond Boundaries) Malaysia . The participants not only dis-

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cussed, but also made a letter of recommendation that will be submitted to the relevant stakeholders.

The main event of APRM took at the Sheraton Ho-tel Yogyakarta. A total of 136 delegates from vari-ous countries were present and followed the event since the first until the last day. The welcoming cer-emony attended by representative of the Ministry of Health, representative of the Governor of Yogyakar-ta, Health Department of Yogyakarta, and the Dean of the Faculty of Medicine of Gadjah Mada Univer-sity and University of Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta. The four days event filled with 8 training sessions held by the standing committee, workshops, panel discussion, global health fairs, and social programs.Theme event session was held at the University of Gadjah Mada. It was divided into four sessions: the keynote lecture, panel discussion with the experts, workshops, and student panel discussion.

Keynote lectures session presented Ms. Diah as a representative of the KUKPRI, Usman Mustaq as VPE of IFMSA and Renzo Guinto as LO WHO of IFMSA. The delegates got explanation on health care and global health issues. The session was continued by a panel discussion. The panel discussion presented Prof.Ali Gufron as Vice Minister of Ministry of Health, Mrs. Laura Hawken as representative of WHO SEARO, and Renzo Guinto as moderator. The delegates were very enthusiastic and gave opinions about health in-surance. This session will be an opportunity for del-egates, especially the Indonesian delegation, to be able to share their opinions in front of the speakers who do have an important role in the health policy and implementation in Indonesia.

In general, APRM went well and getting positive feedback from the delegates. They said that they get more insight and different perspective, especially about health coverage. In addition, the meeting was an opportunity to make more friends from different countries. APRM was supported by the Ministry of Health, Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy, WHO SEARO, KUKPRI, UKP4, Government of Yogya-karta, Health Department of Yogyakarta, and some sponsors. Hopefully, through the APRM 2013, the delegates, as part of the young generation, can be-come agents of change and can take a real action to get involved in the making of a better global health.

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Project Fair

The main goals of our theme event activities are the recom-mendation or statement from medical student that will be submitted into high level meet-ing or panels, especially in Asia Pacific region.

FC. Puspita Hapsari, MD - Treasurer APRM 2013Amandha Boy Timor R., MD - Co-Chairs APRM 2013

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SosialisasiSJSN

What is JKN? JKN is a new healthcare system based on the principle of mutual support by using premium, similar to insurance in which everyone is obligated to pay. First and foremost, everyone must register themselves to BPJS, Badan Penyelenggara Jaminan Sosial which is the organization that run the sys-tem. After that everyone must pay their annual premium just like insur-ance, so that after the system is ap-plied no one uses out of pocket mon-ey to pay for their health needs.

How about the poor people that couldn’t afford it? For those segments, there would be no premium to join the system and their healthcare needs are paid using the premium from others, with hopes that every Indonesia citizen will get adequate and same treatment.

Then, what is the difference between normal health insurance with JKN? Health insurances from private enti-ties usually came with high premium which is unreachable for most Indo-

nesian especially those with lower income, and health insurance is vol-untary. On the other hand, in JKN the premium is relatively low so that everyone could join and thus giving them comprehensive health care. JKN also uses principle of quality healthcare with adequate and fair fi-nancial compensation to the health-care provider, and most importantly JKN is compulsory for everyone, so that Indonesia can attain universal healthcare coverage.

Alas, JKN is only a system which is mere theory and thus does not guar-antee good execution or universal coverage. We hope that this new system can function properly and be-come a benefit for everyone involves; the patient, healthcare workers, and also the people that run the system so that the goal and effect of JKN can be enjoyed by every Indonesian. With universal coverage we can im-prove the human development index and hopefully we can attain welfare for every Indonesia citizen.

SJSN, or the national health care system is a new healthcare financ-

ing system from the government which just started recently. This

healthcare system went in effect on January

2014, and replaces the old ASKES healthcare, but now with broader

scope and involvement.

SJSN system covers two aspects; the

healthcare system and it’s workers. The healthcare system is called JKN, Jaminan

Kesehatan Nasi-onal or the national

health insurance.

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The Result of SWG-OM 2013

On the third day of October Meeting, the participants was having a small group discussion. It took about two hours to

discussing about the whole issues. One of the main focus of our activity is to support govern-ment project called Sistem Jaminan Sosial Na-sional (SJSN), which will be a social healthcare program for everyone. The form of Social pro-tection include public intervention and privates initiatives. The current form of social protec-tion is based on two kinds of public interven-tion. The first point is contributory social insur-ance and mandatory saving (social security) and the second is non-contributory provision of social support to target poor and vulner-able group of society (social assistance). As a medical student, we are focusing on the social service and healthcare for the poor. The social security form will be changed from Persero to Badan Penyelenggara Jaminan Sosial (BPJS) on 1 January 2014.

In order to support SJSN program, we have to improve our quality as a primary healthcare provider. According to declaration of Alma-Ata, primary healthcare reflects and evolves from the economic conditions and sociocultural and political characteristics of the country and its communities and is based on the application of the relevant results of social, biomedical and health services research and public health ex-perience. Besides that we also have to address the main health problems in the community by

providing promotive, preventive, curative and rehabilitative services such as education about emerging health problems and the prevention methods and controls, promotion of food in-take and proper nutrition, adequate supply of drinkable water and basic sanitation, maternal and child health care, including family plan-ning; immunization against the major infec-tious diseases, prevention and control of local-ly endemic diseases, appropriate treatment of common diseases and injuries, and provision of essential drugs.

As a doctor, we also work in a system. Puskes-mas should be sustained by integrated, func-tional and mutually supportive referral sys-tems. By doing that, we will make a progressive improvement of comprehensive health care for all and giving priority to those most in need. Not only the doctors, but also our community have to be taught to improve theirselves. In addition to the health sector, it also involves all related sectors and aspects of national and community development, in particular agricul-ture, food, industry, education, public works, communications, and demand the coordinated efforts of all those sectors. It requires and pro-motes community and individual self-reliance and participation in the planning, organization, operation and control of primary health care, making fullest use of local, national and other available resources, and to this end develops through appropriate education the ability of communities to participate.

Jesita S. & Iswandy T.

Like wise person said, “Prevention is better than cure”. So this is our role to teach our

communities to be more aware about their health from the basic little thing as washing hands before eating. To do a big thing, we

must start from a little thing. Start from what you can do. So why we have to wait until be-ing a doctor to help other people? Act Like a

Medical Student, Think Like a Doctor!

By: Jesita S. & Iswandy T.

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ISWANDY JANETPUTRA T.A.

NATIONAL OFFICER ON MEDI-CAL EDUCATION

NANDAMIA ROCHMAHNATIONAL OFFICER ON REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH

INCLUDING HIV/AIDS

ZAHRA MUSTAVAVINATIONAL PUBLIC HEALTH OFFICER

INEZ PUTRI PRATIWINATIONAL OFFICER ON HUMAN RIGHTS

AND PEACE

HASYA LAYALIA LAHINOLIAISON OFFICER FOR

STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS

RIZKY SARASWATI I.LIAISON

OFFICER FOR DIKNAS

JESITA SILFIANALIAISON OFFICER

FOR WHO

EDUARD JORDI LUMINTAMEDIA AND COMMUNI-

CATION DIRECTOR

RIZKA RIANA SARIPROJECT DEVELOPMENT

DIRECTOR

RIFQI AULIA D.RESEARCH AND

DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR

DEREISHA KARTIKA P.HUMAN RESOURCE

DIRECTOR

HANIFIYA SAMHA WARDHANI

LIAISON OFFICER FOR NHI

OFFICIAL TEAM2013/2014

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M. HAFIF KUSASIPRESIDENT

IQBAL FAHMIVICE PRESIDENT FOR

INTERNAL AFFAIRS

YEHEZKIEL NATHANAELVICE PRESIDENT FOR EXTERNAL AFFAIRS

AKHMAD ULIL ALBABSECRETARY GENERAL

CHRISTOPHER C.P.H.SUPERVISING COUNCIL

IDA AYU NARAYANISUPERVISING COUNCIL

THEODORA CAROLINESUPERVISING COUNCIL

RIZKY MEIZIKRINATIONAL EXCHANGE OFFICER (OUTGOING)

DEVIANTY OCTAVIANATIONAL EXCHANGE OFFICER (INCOMING)

CHESSIE IMANDA SAIBNATIONAL OFFICER ON REASEARCH EXCHANGE

VINI JAMARINTREASURER

ANISA AULIA FITRIMARKETING, CAMPAIGN,

AND ADVOCACY DIRECTOR

ANNISSA KALLISTA A. W.

ALUMNI DIRECTOR

PRASTIKA CHANDRAFUNDRISING AND

MERCHANDISE DIRECTOR

JAUHARASUPERVISING COUNCIL

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SYIAH KUALA UNIVERSITY

ANDALAS UNIVERSITY

UNIVERSITY OF RIAU

PELITA HARAPAN UNIVERSITY

UNIVERSITY OF INDONESIA

SYARIF HIDAYATULLAH STATE ISLAMIC UNIVERSITY

PADJADJARAN UNIVERSITY

GADJAH MADA UNIVERSITY

MUHAMMADIYAH UNIVERSITY OF YOGYAKARTA

SEBELAS MARET UNIVERSITY

SULTAN AGUNG ISLAMIC UNIVERSITY

MUHAMMADIYAH UNIVERSITY OF SURAKARTA

BRAWIJAYA UNIVERSITY

AIRLANGGA UNIVERSITY

WIJAYA KUSUMA UNIVERSITY OF SURABAYA

ISLAMIC UNIVERSITY OF NORTH SUMATRA

DUTA WACANA CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY

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“I alone cannot change the world,

but I can cast a stone across the waters to create many ripples.”

- Mother Teresa