International Seminar 2013
Faculty of Medical Science
No
1
Name
dr.Rachmad Sarwo
Bekti
Destination
Valencia
Spain
Seminar
INTED 2013
Title
Application of Internet based
survey program for improving
efficiency of program
evaluation management in
medical education
Schedule
Abstract
4-6 March
2013
Background: Program Evaluation Plays pivot role in Accreditation and Quality
Improvement in medical education despite its time and workload constraint.
Existing program evaluation administration has spent many paper works, human
resources, monies and administration procedures.
Objectives: This study was intended to find alternative method replacing manual
process in medical education program evaluation
Methods: A two years policy study intended to find alternative method replacing
manual process in program evaluation has been conducted by medical education
unit of Faculty of medicine Universitas Brawijaya, Indonesia. The study was
started with analysis of variety of electronic gadget and internet behavior among
students and faculties followed by internet researching of available internet
based survey program. We also discovered several internet based survey
program platforms that frequently used and conducted research how to use the
platforms in designated educational program evaluation. After learning how to
use and familiar with content management, we used each of the programs in
different occasions mainly by replacing previous paper based evaluation forms
with one of these programs. We randomly sampling evaluate the educational
sessions based on formality of the event and heterogeneity of the attendants to
give richer comments and feedback for usability issue. Time and Cost analysis
were conducted as denominators for finding the most reliable program.
Results: Two well known internet based platform (paid and free services) were
found to be most fit for purpose and promising tools as assistance in conducting
program evaluation. Our board analysis revealed that the usage of these tools
have given extremely time and cost friendly result compared to previous
process. Most of the students and faculties believed the method should be
incorporated in all program evaluation system and they would be featuring
modern medical education. Investment in well capable IT resource person to be
considered as essential prerequisite and key success factor in our case.
Conclusion : Using combined online paid and free platform can help medical
education to reduce paper works, human resources, monies and administration
burden in conducting program evaluation.
Keywords: Program evaluation, technology in education management.
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Keywords: Internet Survey Software, Program Evaluation, medical education
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dr. M. Saifur
Rohman,
Sp.Pjp.,Ph.D
Ns. Mifetika
Lukitasari, S.Kep
Seoul
Korea
18th Angioplasty
Summit
Transcatheter
Cardiovascular
Asia Pacific 2013
Off Hour Primary
Percutaneous Coronary
Angioplasty Dose Not Affect
Door to Balloon Time and
Outcome
23-26 April
2013
Phuket
Thailand
International
Nursing
Conference On
Health, Healing
& Harmony:
Nursing Values
Pre Hospital Delay in Patients
Presenting With Acute
Myocardial Infraction
1-3 May
2013
Background: Conflicting results exist on the door to balloon and outcome of offhour primary percutaneous coronary angioplasty (pPCI). This study therefore
aims to evaluate the results of off-hours and regular-hour pPCI in Harapan Kita
Cardiovascular Hospital.
Material and methods: This study included 238 consecutive ST Elevation
Myocardial Infarction (STEMI) patients treated with pPCI from January 2011 for
13 months. We examines differences in hospital events including heart failure,
bleeding, arrhytmyas, contrast induced nephropathy, cerebrovascular
complication and mortality among STEMI patients undergoing pPCI during
regular-hour (weekdays 8:00 am to 4.00 PM) and off-hour (weekdays 16:01 PM
to 7:59 AM, weekend, holidays).
Results: Overall, 185 (75.9%) patients underwent pPCI during off-hour. Baseline
characteristics were comparable, no difference observed between off-hour and
regular-hour pPCI in door to balloon (114.3 ± 64.4 vs. 100.5 ± 45.3 minutes,
p=0.15) and procedure duration (41 ± 20 vs. 45 ± 24 minutes, p=0.32). No
statistically significant difference also observed in-hospital cardiovascular events,
length of stay as well as in hospital mortality of patients treated with pPCI during
off-hour or regular-hour.
Conclusions: Comparable door to balloon and outcomes were observed among
STEMI patients underwent pPCI during off-hour and regular-hours.
Key Words: Primary percutaneous coronary angioplasty, off-hour, door to
balloon, outcomes
Purpose: Hospital admission within thirty-five minutes after pain onset occurred
is recommended to reduce ischemic time in acute myocardial infarction (AMI) .
Hence, this
study aimed to compare the recommended goal with daily practice in dr Saiful
Anwar referral
hospital.
Methods: Patients with AMI were consecutively selected. A structured
questionnaire was used to collect data regarding time of symptom onset and
patients seeking treatment behavior. Hospital admission time was documented
in the notes upon first contact at the referral hospital. Pre-hospital delay was
defined as the time interval from symptoms onset to Saiful Anwar referral
hospital admission that more than 35 minutes.
Results: 63 Sixty-three AMI patients were recruited in this study (56.67 SD ±
10.19 years old, 68.3% male). All patients reported typical chest pain as their
major complain. Hospital admission after symptom onset was 368.86±278.01
minutes. 9.5% of patients directly admitted to the referral hospital with average
time of symptom onset 162.50±117.29 minutes. 15.87% patients implemented
self- treatment with average time of symptom onset
319.70±167.02 minutes. 19.04% patients were admitted to the peripheral
hospital prior to referral hospital admission with average time of symptom onset
244.58±278.45 minutes.
55.5% patients implemented self-treatment and admitted to the peripheral
hospital prior to referral hospital admission with mean symptom onset
460.87±325.86 minutes. Patients
implemented self- treatment and admitted to the peripheral hospital prior to
referral hospital
had significantly longer pre-hospital delay compared to those of implementing
self- treatment only or direct admission to the peripheral hospital only (p =
0.001). The variation on peripheral-hospital length of stay contributed to the
high variation of symptom onset.
Conclusions: This study suggested that pre-hospital delay in patients directly to
referral hospital was 162.50±117.29. Patients’ self -treatment and peripheral
hospital admission prior to referral hospital admission have contributed to
longer pre-hospital delay in AMI patients.
Keyword : Pre-hospital delay, Acute myocardial infarction, Awareness
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dr. Agustin
Iskandar, M.Kes
dr. Novi Khila
Firani,M.Kes
Tokyo
Japan
Tokyo
Jepang
International
Conference on
Biomedical and
Pharmaceutical
Sciences 2013
International
Conference on
Biomedical and
Pharmaceutical
Sciences 2013
The Level of Profilin,IL-6 and
IL-12 in obese patient
compared with non-obese
patient (The correlation study
between Adypocyt
Dysfunction and Toxoplasma
gondi infection in obese
patient)
The CD4+ Lymphocytes
Number in The Intestine of
Kwashiorkor Rats Induced by
Oral Immunization with 38-kD
Mycobacterium tuberculosis
protein
30-31 May
2013
30-31 May
2013
Metabolic syndrome (MetS) is a cluster of various clinical cardiovascular risk
factors including obesity, dyslipidemia and hypertension, and is characterized by
high fasting circulating insulin levels. The role of profilin infection by Toxoplasma
gondii parasit in relation with adipocyt dysfunction is unclear until now.
Toxoplasma gondii is intracelluler pathogenic parasit which able to infect all of
nucleated cells, include adipocyte.
This study was conducted to know the level of Toxoplasma gondii profilin in
obese patient, compared to healthy subject. This study also conducted to know
the level of IL-6 and IL-12 as inflammatory cytokine and to know the relationship
between T gondii profilin and the level of IL-6 and IL-12 in obese patient
This study was observational analytic using cross sectional design. The subjects
were 65 obese patients and 10 healthy patients. After some interview, the
subjects were performed antropometric measurement and then performed
metabolic syndrome panel. The level of profilin, IL-6 and IL-12 was performed by
using ELISA method
The result showed that there was significant difference of provilin level in obese
patients compared to healthy patients (p= 0,001; α= 0,05).Similar result was
shown for IL-12, in which significant difference of IL-12 level was noted between
obese and healthy groups (p=0.001, α=0.05). Independent t test for mean of IL-6
level revealed no significant difference of IL-6 level between obese and healthy
group (p=0.068, α=0.05).
Further research is needed to understand the relationship between increasing
profilin level and other adipocytokines so that there will be more explainable
pathomechanism of adipocyt dysfunction secondary to Toxoplasma gondii
infection
Keywords: profilin Toxoplasma gondii, IL-6, IL-12, obese
Kwashiorkor can lead to decrease immune system and causes susceptibility to
infectious disease, especially tuberculosis. Development of new tuberculosis
vaccine will be an important strategy to eliminate tuberculosis in kwashiorkor.
Previous research showed that 38-kDa Mycobacterium tuberculosis protein is
one of the potent immunogen. However, the role of oral immunization with 38kDa Mycobacterium tuberculosis protein to the number of CD4+ lymphocytes in
intestine of the rat model of kwashiorkor is still unknown. We used kwashiorkor
rat model groups with 4% and 2% low protein diet. Oral immunization with 38kDa Mycobacterium tuberculosis protein given with 2 booster every week. The
lymphocytes number were measured by immunohistochemistry. There was a
significant difference between the number of CD4+ lymphocytes in the intestine
of normal rat group and kwashiorkor rat groups. It may reveal the 38-kDa
Mycobacterium tuberculosis protein could not increase the intestine CD4+
lymphocytes number from kwashiorkor rat model same as normal rat.
Keywords—kwashiorkor rat, intestine CD4+ lymphocytes, 38-kDa
Mycobacterium tuberculosis protein
Adolescence time is a period where an individual in a transition from childhood
into adulthood. In each age period there are certain development tasks that
should be accomplished before moving to the later age period. In adolescence,
they have to prepare themselves to become an adult. The development tasks in
that period including being socially responsible, becoming more self sufficient,
acquiring a set of values, interacting in a more adult ways, being physically
mature and being emotionally mature.
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Ns. Dian Susmarini,
S.Kep.,MN
Tokyo
Jepang
International
Conference on
Biomedical and
Pharmaceutical
Sciences 2013
The difference impact of
health education with jigsaw
model and lecture method
toward students knowledge
improvement regarding free
sex behavior
30-31 May
2013
People around adolescence play a vital role in making them mature and healthy,
and importantly living through as an adolescent. During childhood, children
depends on the parents in making decision and are tend to be close with
parents. While in adolescence they begin to be independent and have a wider
social life. Therefore, adolescent see and consider a lot regarding peer’s opinion.
Physical and emotional growth, behavior and problem faced by adolescent
influenced by people around them such as parents, friends, school, and
environment including social, community, economic and media (Bobak, 2004).
The concern today among adolescence is the increasing number of free sex
behavior and the diseases caused by this behavior especially HIV. Even though
this behavior is not the only cause for HIV, this is still become a major cause of
HIV and other sexual diseases. Government has taken steps and made programs
to prevent and diminish the diseases. School, community, informal organization,
and media are means to socialize and control the adolescence behavior. In every
school there is health program which is included in the student counseling
program. Lessons and discussions about physical and emotional growth,
problems and trends among adolescence were given to students during school
time. Lecture method is commonly used in giving lessons about health
education, as it is to other academic material.
Jigsaw model has been used in many field of study, such as in class and even in
online course. Its effectively was investigated through some research for certain
academic material. For this reason, jigsaw model was proposed as a model to
deliver health education. In this case, health information regarding HIV/AIDS
become the material for this proposed model.
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Dr.Med.dr. Tommy
A. Nazwar
8
dr. M. Saifur
Rohman,
Sp.Pjp.,Ph.D
Mainz,
Jerman
Seol Korea
41th Annual
Meeting,
International
Society for
Pediatric
Neurosurgery
2013
18th Angioplasty
Summit
Transcatheter
Cardiovasculat
The rate of shunt free
hydrocephalus in Tuberculosis
Meningitis in Children
26
September
- 03
October
2013
Off Hour Primary
Percutaneous Coronary
Angioplasty Dose Not Affect
Door to Baloon Time and
23-26 April
2013
Asia Pasific 2013
9
Ns. Mukhamad
Fathoni,
s.Kep.,MNS
Tokyo
Jepang
10
dr. Ali
Haedar,SpEM
Tokyo
Jepang
11
Ns. Septi Dewi R,
S.Kep.,MNg.
12
Ns. Efris Kartika
Sari,S.Kep.,M.Kep
Bali
Yogyakarta
The 7th
International
Asian Conference
on Emergency
Medicine
The 7th Asian
Conference on
Emergency
Medicine 2013
13th FERCAP
International
Conference:
Addressing The
Ethical Issues
Through Quality
Multidiciplinary
Research
4th ASEAN
International
Conference on
Humanized
Health Care
Outcome
Core competency disaster
nursing: Preparedness and
disaster management
response to volcano eruption
21-25
Oktober
2013
Lesson learnt from the field
hospital during flash-flood
disaster at Wasior
21-25
Oktober
2013
Ethical Issues of genetic
screening for Thalassemia in
Indonesia
17-20
Nopember
2013
Water spray and fan cooling
for the treatment of fever in
critically II patients
12-14
Desember
2013