FK UII Students Participate in Medical Education Conference in Malaysia

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

UII delegation after Scientific Presentation at the International Medical Education Conference, at International Medical University (Photo ; Special/Wibowo)        

Kaliurang (UII News)– International Medical Education Conference (IMEC) is a prestigious international conference held annually at the International Medical University (IMU), which this year carries the theme Integrating Culture and Values ​​into Health Professions Education  and attended by several countries in Asia, Europe and America by presenting senior speakers from all over the world.

This was explained by Yanasta Yudo Pratama as the coordinator of the delegation, shortly after attending the activity at Bukit Jalil, Malaysia which was held for three days on Wednesday-Friday, 20-22 April 2016 / 12-14 Rajab 1437 H with some of his friends.

According to Yudo, said that the Faculty of Medicine (FK)  Universitas Islam Indonesia (UII) does not want to lose the opportunity at this prestigious event. Therefore, FK UII sent 9 delegates consisting of 3 teams Poster Presentations and 1 teams oral presentation.

The students participating in the event were Rafik Prabowo (left, FK UII 2015), Yanasta Yudo Pratama (FK UII 2014), Yoanda Aniska Berasila Siregar (FK UII 2014), Astri Anindita Utomo (FK UII 2014), Siska Marina (FK UII 2015), Sifa Anisa Yaoma (UII FK 2014), Rahmadani Sasongko (UII FK 2014), Bryan Surya Saputra (UII FK 2014), and Mohammad Rahman Suhendri (UII FK 2014) with poster presentations (UII FK 2014).

"We have made various preparations since 6 months before the annual conference was held. The long preparation is intended so that we really make maximum work which will later be presented in front of professors and health practitioners. With the capital of prayer, the spirit of endeavor, and moral support from the Faculty and colleagues, in the end we set foot in a neighboring country, Malaysia," said Yudo.

It was further explained that this event was different from a competition which in the end would get an award in the form of a winner or the best work. At this presentation there was no competition, but there were several awards (IMU Awards). IMU Awards 2016 was won by 3 representatives from Malaysia, 1 representative from India, 2 representatives from the United States, and 1 representative from Japan.  

“We have all done our best to make UII proud. As the only representative from DIY in particular and Indonesia in general, we also establish good relations with UII with other countries on the international stage, "added Yudo.

Yudo also added "This event is not just a conference event, but at IMEC we get a lot of knowledge about systems Medical Education and our future experiences sharing during the Thursday Morning Study of SMART FK UII and other sharing and motivational seminars to motivate colleagues to work”.

The hope is that after leaving IMEC, there will be enthusiasm for work from colleagues. So, if not now, then when? If not us, who else ? Next time, we are waiting for news from you in other countries. Let's work and make your dreams come true future doctor became a reality, said the story of the FK UII student delegation while participating in scientific activities in Bukit Jalil, Malaysia. Wibowo/Tri

 

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Bidikmisi V Regional Conference for Central Java-DIY at UII

 

The atmosphere of the V Bidimisi Regional Conference at the General Lecture Building (GKU) Prof.Dr. Sardjito, MD, UII Integrated Campus (Photo: Special/Wibowo)

 

Kaliurang (UII News) – Bidikmisi is an educational assistance program from the government aimed at underprivileged youths of the nation so they can study at universities. This program collaborates with a number of universities throughout Indonesia, both public and private. The children who receive this scholarship program are expected to have great potential to be able to contribute to developing Indonesia.

The Central Java-DIY Bidikmisi Regional Conference is a friendly activity between bidikmisi scholarship recipients throughout Central Java-DIY. Here it is hoped that everyone can exchange information and jointly contribute to building the surrounding environment.

 It's the first time Universitas Islam Indonesia hosted the Central Java-DIY Bidikmisi V Regional Conference. This event is fully supported by Student Affairs Universitas Islam Indonesia and sponsored by Mitra Catering.

 This was explained by Indra Wahono Suhariyanto, UII Faculty of Medicine student as the organizing committee  The Regional Conference, which lasted for three days, on Friday – Sunday, 25 – 27 March 2016 / 16 -18 Jumadil Akhir 1437 H, took place at the General Lecture Building, UII.

 Furthermore, Indra explained that, while at UII, those representing PTN and PTS each stayed at UII Putra's Rusunawa Putra, as did the committee. Even though it is in one place, the committee still refers to the true teachings of Islam. So that the boys are on the second floor, while the girls are on the third and fourth floors along with the daughter committee.

 Meanwhile, the number of universities that sent their delegations was 66 universities from Central Java-DIY. This exceeds the number of confirmations received, only about 50 universities who reported that they would come.

 This deliberation event began on March 25 2016 with a series of seminars and entertainment. This seminar discussed the Importance of Education for Developing Countries and LPDP scholarships. Where it is hoped that Bidikmisi students who will continue their Masters can join the LPDP scholarship. Where the performers are Prof. Akhmad Fauzy, S.Si, M.Si, Ph. D, Astri Hapsari, SS, M.TESOL, Rachmad Adi Riyanto, S.TP (from LPDP).

 Not only the seminar, but on the first night there was also a training about How to Reach Your Goals delivered by Mr. Erik Hadi Saputra, S.Kom, M.Eng (Lecturer at STMIK Amikom Yogyakarta) as well as the second trainer on the second night on Scholarship Interpersonal Skills delivered by the Excellent Community UII Trainer Team.

It was so hot in the trial process, the committee held an Art Performance event on the second night. All participants were divided into groups randomly. This is also to make new friends and establish friendships between other campuses. There were many very creative performances from the participants even though they were given very limited time.

 "Lots of knowledge moment, new friends, inspiration that can be found at the Deliberation this time, especially for the Bidikmisi V Regional Deliberation Committee for Central Java-DIY, namely students who received Bidikmisi scholarships at UII starting from the 2012-2015 class. This is where the kinship of the UII Bidikmisi Student Association (HMBM UII) is really felt and the cohesiveness is really created until the following days," Indra impressed. Wibowo/Tri

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Salus Aegroti Summa Lex, Respect for patients is the Highest Law

Photo of Wibowo: A few new FK UII doctors taking a photo with the UII Chancellor, Faculty of Medicine Leaders, FOSMA and professors and lecturers of FK UII

        Kaliurang (UII News) – Patient rights are regulated in the Medical Practice Act and Law 44/2009 concerning Hospitals. The patient's rights must be given correctly, nothing can be reduced or hidden. Salus aegroti summa lex, respect for the patient is the highest law.

        This was conveyed by Dr. Bambang Suryono Suwondo, SpAn(K) as Chair of the Indonesian Doctors Association (IDI) for the Special Region of Yogyakarta (DIY) in his remarks at the Doctor's Oath Ceremony Period XXXIII Doctor Education Study Program (PSPD) Faculty of Medicine (FK) Universitas Islam Indonesia (UII) on Saturday, 23 April 2016 / 15 Rajab 1437 H at the auditorium of KH. Abdul Kahar Muzakir, UII Integrated Campus, Jalan Kaliurang Km.14,5 Sleman Yogyakarta, which was attended by 18 new doctors.

        According to doctor Bambang, currently the medical profession is facing quite severe challenges related to the coming of the MEA (Asean Economic Community) era where health services will be included, the opening of the flow of foreign workers (foreigners) and the start of the JKN/SJSN program which has not satisfied all. parties and there is some erosion of the patient's right to autonomy.

        "Therefore, in dealing with this problem, a doctor must be able to think clearly, consistent with the basic principles of the doctor's professional duties as stated in the doctor's oath or those regulated by the KODEKI," he said.

        Meanwhile, the Head of the Medical Education Study Program (Kaprodi) at the Faculty of Medicine, UII, dr. Erlina Marfianti, M.Sc, Sp.PD stated in line with the head of IDI by advising that the national health policy also influences the career path of a doctor. Holding the title of doctor, has an increasingly heavy responsibility in health services in the community.

        "So doctors must update their knowledge throughout life, as a person"long life learnersin dealing with health problems. Handling disease problems that do not comply with the latest standards is malpractice," he said

        In an event The swearing-in was attended by 18 new doctors (7 men and 11 women), bringing the number of doctors who became alumni of the UII Faculty of Medicine to 1.127 people. Wibowo/Tri

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Indonesia Has Potential as a Producer of Herbal Medicines

Photo of Wibowo: Atmosphere of the National Seminar on the Role of Herbal Medicines held by FK UII

Kaliurang (UII News) – Indonesia is a fertile country with number two biodiversity in the world. Even if it is added to the marine biota, Indonesia ranks first in the world. This shows the great natural potential of Indonesia to be developed as a producer and provider of herbal medicine raw materials. However, this potential has not yet been developed optimally, even though empirically it has efficacy, so it needs to be scientifically proven and its quality improved.

Therefore, according to Dr.dr. Farida Juliantina Rachmawaty, M.Kes then Faculty of Medicine (FK) Universitas Islam Indonesia (UII) held a National Seminar on the Role of Herbal Medicines as Anti-Microbes of the Present and the Future, which was held on Friday-Saturday, 22-23 April 2016 / 14-15 Rajab 1437 H at Jogja Plaza Hotel Yogyakarta as support for the government.

According to doctor Farida, the government supports the existence of this herbal medicine by issuing the RI Minister of Health. No. 1109 of 2007 concerning the Implementation of Complementary-Alternative Medicine in Health Service Facilities and Kepmenkes No. 121/menkes/SK/II/2008 concerning Herbal Medical Service Standards.

"It is hoped that government support will increase research on herbal plants, one of which is in overcoming infectious diseases. There is quite a lot of research on herbal plants as antibacterial, antiviral, antifungal and as anti-parasitic,” said the doctor in Microbiology FK UII.

It was further added that, if herbal medicines are optimally developed by involving various parties, then they can support national health services. On the other hand, economically it will also improve people's welfare because it is able to provide wide employment opportunities and provide a significant income contribution. The herbal medicine industry as a local culture-based industry has become one of the leading job creation clusters.

In order for herbal medicines to be accepted in their own country, it needs scientific proof through various levels of research. Quality research will provide confidence in its efficacy and safety so that it can be applied in the clinic.

That is what the Department of Microbiology, Faculty of Medicine, is for Universitas Islam Indonesia held a national seminar on Indonesian herbal medicine. This seminar discussed various matters concerning the potential for herbal drug development and its regulations in Indonesia, the development of antimicrobial research made from herbs, the clinical application of the use of herbal medicines as antimicrobials, as well as the development of herbal medicine-based industries and their marketing strategies. This seminar presents reliable speakers from policy holders, researchers, medical practitioners and industry, with the hope of opening insights so that we can become kings in our own country.

"This seminar aims to find out the prospects for the development of herbal medicines in Indonesia and find out the regulations for Indonesian herbal research and their application," he said. Wibowo/Tri

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42 Koas Candidates Follow Young Doctor's Promise

Kaliurang (UII News) – A total of 42 Candidates for Koas or young doctors at the Faculty of Medicine Universitas Islam Indonesia take part in the Young Doctor's Appointment organized by the Faculty of Medicine Universitas Islam Indonesia.

This was conveyed by the Chairperson of the Junior Doctor Appointment Organizing Committee, dr. Sani Rachman Soleman, M.Sc in the 1st floor auditorium of the Faculty of Medicine Universitas Islam Indonesia, on Friday, April 29 2016 / 21 Rajab 1437 H which was attended by 42 clinical education students for the April 2016 period. The event was attended by Vice Chancellor I Dr. ing. Ilya Fadjar Maharika, MA., IAI.,

In his remarks, Mr. Ilya asked the young doctors of FK UII to be professional and have a strong mentality (steel) so that they can anticipate unwanted risks.

"Intend everything only for Allah SWT, so that you have a clear target with a very satisfying graduation for you and the FK UII address, so that becoming a capable, good and good doctor is very important in clinical education activities at RSUD dr. Soediran Mangun Sumarso Wonogiri', was the message. Wibowo/Tri

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Explaining Healthy Food, FK UII Audience to KR

 

Wibowo's photo: UII medicine during an audience at KR

 

Kaliurang (UII News) – The existence of school children's snacks at this time needs to get more attention. Until now there are still many children's snacks sold at schools, especially by school children's snack food vendors who are unhealthy and have not paid attention to cleanliness. Not infrequently in school children's snacks there are still many dangerous ingredients that are very unfit for consumption. These hazardous materials include excessive food and non-food preservatives, textile dyes and borax. Not even a few of these snacks are contaminated with E.coli bacteria from unhealthy water sources.

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Study for Lecturers and Employees of the Faculty of Medicine UII for the April Period

Assalamu'alaikum Wr. Wb. Looking forward to the presence of Mr/Ms/Mr/i. in the Lecturer and Employee Study Program at the Faculty of Medicine, UII, which God willing, will be held on:

Days : Thursday, April 28 2016
Hours : 13.00 WIB
The place : Auditorium 1st Floor FK UII
    FK UII Campus, Jl. Kaliurang Km. 14,5, Sleman Yogyakarta
Speaker : Ustadz Abdullah Sunono
Title/Theme : Islamic Brotherhood

Thus this invitation, we thank you for your attention and presence.

Wassalamu'alaikum Wr. Wb.

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Introducing Medicine, FK UII Comes to Sulawesi Participating in SETE 2016

 

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        Medicine (UII News) – SETE is the Sulawesi Education & Techno Expo, which is the largest educational exhibition activity in Eastern Indonesia and is supported by the Directorate General of Science, Technology and Higher Education Institutions of the Ministry of Research, Technology and Higher Education Kopertis Region IX Sulawesi and the Makassar City Education & Culture Office.

 

        This was conveyed by the Coordinator of the Promotion and Cooperation Unit (UPKS) of the Faculty of Medicine (FK) Universitas Islam Indonesia (UII) dr. Dimas Satya Hendarta when participating in the event which took place from Monday-Wednesday 23-25 ​​February 2016 / 04-06 Jumadil Awal 1437 H at the Celebes Convention Center Makassar

 

        Doctor Dimas further said that this time around SETE was attended by 90 domestic higher education institutions such as universities, high schools, academies, and so on, and was attended by around 10 thousand visitors, the majority of which consisted of high school/MA students or equivalent.  

 

In its activities, SETE 2016 was opened by the Governor of South Sulawesi and Coordinator of Kopertis Region IX Sulawesi, Prof. Dr. Ir. Hj. Andi Niartiningsih, MP.

 

“Potentials like these are what make SETE a event It's a big shame if FK UII doesn't take part in it, especially now that FK UII is prioritizing prospective students from eastern Indonesia," said Doctor Dimas. Wibowo/Tri

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Announcement of 2016 Medical Skills Tutor & Instructor Recruitment Administration Selection Results

Based on the results of the selection test and meeting of the Recruitment Team for Tutors & Medical Skills Instructors at the Faculty of Medicine, UII, it is hereby decided that the names mentioned below are declared to be accepted as Tutors & Medical Skills Instructors…

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The Potential of Halal Market in the World is Increasing

 

Medicine (UII News) – The potential for the halal market in the world has increased from year to year to reach 1.087 billion dollars and it is predicted that this figure will increase in 2030 to reach 1.8 billion dollars.

 

Meanwhile, from the existing data, the growth of the Muslim population is increasing rapidly where the largest Muslim population in the world is Indonesia. In the calculation of the Global Islamic Economy in 2014 it reached 1.6 billion Muslim population.

 

This was conveyed by dr. Sani Rachman Soleman M.Sc along with 2 other UII lecturers namely Rudy Syahputra Ph.D, and dr. Syaefudin Ali Akhmad M.Sc while attending the International Halal Auditor Training in Jakarta organized by ARK Halal Competency Development Specialist in collaboration with the Indonesian Halal Product Foundation (YPHI) and Yarsi University held on 9-10 April 2016 / 1-2 Rajab 1437 H

 

According to the delegation from UII, it was ironic that Indonesia, with the largest number of Muslims and a very strategic market share for world trade commodities, was ironic when the implementation of the halal assurance system had not been optimized properly.

 

"Indonesia is still far behind from neighboring Malaysia, which has implemented halal guarantees through JAKIM for decades. The segmentation of halal guarantees is increasingly strategic because it does not only focus on processed food products but has penetrated aspects of service," he said.

 

 Doctor Sani further said that with the JPH Law, it is a momentum for Indonesia to improve the system, improve the quality of human resources so that they can compete on the global stage, especially in certifying halal products. As an implementation of Law No. 33 of 2014 concerning Halal Product Assurance, it is necessary to strengthen human resources to be able to realize the program.  

 

Later, one of these programs is to establish cooperation and strengthen cross-sectoral halal networks with Asian countries including Europe and Australia. This is very important, in order to strengthen the program, it is necessary to strengthen the halal group network in Indonesia based on the law, one of which is by holding special training for international halal auditors like this.

 

The purpose of participating in the training event is besides strengthening the human resources of halal auditors, it is also to be able to increase the role and function of Indonesia in its progress in the international world, one of which is Universitas Islam Indonesia through the UII Halal Study Center, HTREND, plays an active role in these activities

 

 The training was attended by several participants from England, Germany, Pakistan, Australia, Singapore, Malaysia and of course Indonesia as the host.

 

"This activity provides enormous benefits in the future HTREND development, especially in network strengthening and human resource development, and this activity will be carried out on an ongoing basis to show Indonesia's existence in the global market," said doctor Sani. Wibowo/Tri

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