Medicine (4/8) – In order to review the UKMPPD try out questions that have been done and discuss according to the experts according to their expertise, the Faculty of Medicine Universitas Islam Indonesia organize Expert Forum (FP) activities by presenting experts in their fields.

        This was conveyed by dr. Yeny Dyah Cahyaningrum, M.Sc, during the activities that took place from Thursday – Wednesday, 1-7 Duzqoidah 1437 H / 4 – 10 August 2016 at the auditorium on the 1st floor of the Faculty of Medicine Universitas Islam Indonesia, Jl. Kaliurang Km.14,5 Sleman Yogyakarta which was attended by 83 firstaker participants.

        Doctor Yeny explained that in this expert forum, students could ask difficult questions while working on the try out, so students could understand and understand it in accordance with the theme in the expert forum, he said.

        During these seven days the students received speakers according to their fields, as follows, for Surgery, delivered by dr. Heri Junaidi, Sp.B, Internal Medicine together with dr. Erlina Marfianti, M.Sc, Sp.PD and dr. Ana Fauziati, M.Sc, Sp.PD, then for ENT with dr. Indra Istiadi, Sp.ENT, dr. Betty Ekawaty S, Sp. KK (Skin Disease), dr. Tien Budi F, M.Sc, Sp.A (Children's Health), dr. Baiq Rohaslia Rhadiana (Psiatry and Communication), Obsgyn with dr. Yasmini, Fitriati, Sp.OG , Neuroscience with dr. Agus T, M.Kes, Sp.S, and Metopen with dr. Nur Aisyah Jamil, M.Sc and IKM with dr. P. Luthfi Ghazali, M. Kes.  Wibowo/Tri

        Medicine (UII News) – In the context of developing a Physic laboratory for the Medical Education Study Program (PSPD) Faculty of Medicine (FK) Universitas Islam Indonesia two lecturers from the Department of Physiology made a scientific poster presentation at the Physiology Society event. The two Faal lecturers are dr. Miranti Dewi Pramaningtyas, M.Sc and dr. Titis Nurmasitoh, M.Sc.

        This was conveyed by doctor Miranti Dewi Pramaningtyas, M.Sc as Head of the Physiology Department of Medical Education Study Program (PSPD) FK UII after attending an event organized by the American Physiology Society (APS) on Friday-Sunday, 24-16 Shawwal 1437 H / July 29-31 2016 at the Dulbin Ireland Convention Center which was attended by physiology experts from around the world.

        According to doctor Miranti, attending the event was in addition to developing the Physiology Laboratory of FK UII, a Physiology Society event as a place to improve scientific research capabilities and publications.

        "There are activities to develop a physiology laboratory in order to increase research and publication, so we participated in the Physiology Society event organized by the American Physiology Society (APS)," he said.

        In this activity, doctor Miranti presented a poster of his scientific work entitled Expression of Endotheiin-B Receptor in The Heart Muscle of Diabetic Rats, Induced by Streptozotocin, while doctor Titis presented his poster entitled The Effect of Consuming Coffee on The Fitness Level of Students in the Faculty of Medicine, Islamic University of Indonesia, Using McArdle Step Test. Wibowo/Tri

        Medicine (UII News) – The coming of the MEA (Asean Economic Community) era where health services are included, the flow of foreign workers (foreigners) will open and the JKN/SJSN program has started which has not satisfied all parties and there has been eroding of the autonomy rights of some patients so that the profession Medicine is facing quite a formidable challenge at the moment.

        This was ordered by the Indonesian Doctors Association (IDI) which was conveyed by dr. Sandrawati Said, M.Kes when giving a speech at the inauguration ceremony and pronouncement of the Doctor's Oath Period 34 which was held by the Faculty of Medicine Universitas Islam Indonesia on Wednesday, 22 Syawal 1437 H / 27 July 2016 at the KH. Abdul Kahar Muzakir, UII Integrated Campus, which was attended by 18 new doctors.

        According to Dr. Sandra, in dealing with this problem, new doctors must be able to think clearly, consistent with the basic principles of the duties of the medical profession which are pronounced in the doctor's oath or those regulated by KODEKI.

        "What is certain is that the medical profession must be itself, health sovereignty must remain in our hands because we are the ones who know our society best, because the system that is implemented is health service based on community needs," said doctor Sandra.

         Meanwhile, the Dean of the UII Faculty of Medicine, dr. Linda Rosita, M.Kes, Sp.PK in her remarks reported that the UII Faculty of Medicine had inaugurated and took the 34th oath of 18 new doctors, consisting of 12 male doctors and 6 female doctors.

“This means that the doctors who were sworn in today are competent to work in Health Services. Thank God, until now FK UII has graduated 1.145 doctors, who have taken part as civil servants, lecturers, private practice doctors, owners of hospitals and clinics and many are still pursuing further studies either at the master or specialist level," he said.

Semntera in response to the challenges that exist, the Chancellor of UII, Dr.Ir. Harsoyo, M.Sc stated that UII as an educational institution, UII certainly also has a responsibility in efforts to solve problems in society. UII in its journey continues to strive to educate Muslim doctors who are qualified and have integrity by instilling an attitude of professionalism which is always accompanied by the application of Islamic values ​​so that in carrying out their profession UII graduates are always intended as a form of worship not just to gain financial benefits, let alone through other means. forbidden way. Wibowo/Tri

        Medicine (UII News) – Cohesiveness by playing outdoors, giving challenges, is always taught to the participants of the Islamic training for medical doctor candidates Universitas Islam Indonesia before the doctor's oath.

        This was conveyed by dr. Prof.

        According to doctor Kharis, this activity is to teach prospective doctors to build cooperation with each other after later holding the title of doctor, so that in practice in society later they can respect each other, work together and respect their profession and can treat themselves and others as they wish to be treated.

        "One of these activities is making a tower out of straws by asking for quality results, and doing it professionally by prioritizing cooperation with other friends and using resources effectively and efficiently," he said.

        Meanwhile, one of the participants admitted that he was happy with this activity, apart from the many challenges, building cooperation was raised in this event so that they could build cooperation after graduation later.

        "As long as participating in this activity, we feel happy, we are given games that we will experience after graduation later, how important communication, mutual cooperation, work thoroughly, quality and professionalism are needed when practicing as doctors later," said Aci. Wibowo/Tri