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Pursuing Collaboration in Health Sector between Indonesia and Taiwan
Setiawan
Vice Rector for Collaboration, Research and Community Engagement
Universitas Padjadjaran, www.unpad.ac.id
Challenges : Human Resources of Health in Indonesia
Global vs Local Demand
Disparity of Institution Quality
Urban vs Rural Demand
Advance vs Common Disease
Causing the Variability of Competencies & the
needs of Health Facilities
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Incompatibility of Role & Functions of MoH & MoE
Incongruity of regulations for health education
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Response to the challenges : Health Professional Education Quality
Directorate General of Higher
Education (DGHE-MoEC)
Health Professional
Education Quality (HPEQ Project)
ROLES of DGHE : • Fascilitating • Enabling • Empowering
accelerating the programs to achieve the targets
TARGETS : • QUALITY • Competency • Capacity Building
• Directorates in DGHE • Stakeholders of Health
Professions : e.g Indonesian Medical Council
• Cross-Ministries : MoH, MoF, etc
Intervention subjects
Establishing new regulations to strengthen health
education quality
Supported by World Bank
2010 - 2014
Program of MoEC: Standardize the quality
of higher education Program of MoH : To standardize the quality of health
services
Quality of System
Quality of Schools
Quality of Graduates
Quality of Practice
The Best Health Outcomes
Health Education System
Accreditation System
Certification System
Continuous Professional Development
QUALITY CASCADE
Positioning of IAAHHE
Formative -Accreditation
System
Quality assurance
system
Accountability & Transparency
Management Development
Independency & Conceptualization Production Utility
Web-based System
Publication of accrediitation resulsts
Complaint resolution management
• Financial resources for IAAHHE • Reluctance from study programs to pay for accreditation • Government regulation
Continous Quality Improvement Specific Instrument for
each profession
• People awareness: accreditation is one of the
factors to enhance the quality of health education
• Government policy: obligation to be accredited • Strategic alliance with BAN PT in implementing
accreditation • Networking for international recognition
OPPORTUNITY
• Delayed in developing Legal aspect : Minister decree of Acrreditation
• Lack of human resources to work as a full
time staff of IAAHHE
WEAKNESS
THREAT
Stakeholders’ commitment
as founder
KEY VALUES :
Independent Agency of Competence Examination Development for Health Workforces (IACED-HW)
The Principles of Competence Examination
Standardized Competency of
Health Workforces
Globalization
Best health outcomes
Regulation Implementation
Competence-based
Curriculum
Competence Examination as Exit Exam
Principles : - Validity - Reliability - Feasibility - Feedback for learning process
Assessment
Quantity Distribution Education
Quality
Health Higher Education Institution
• Set up standard • Learning drives
process • Provide
feedback
Spectrum of Collaboration
• Learning across culture experience for the students by student exchange program via summer program or credit earning (including attachment in practical/clinical year).
• Academic mobility of lecturers for teaching-learning and research.
• Capacity building through non-degree and degree training.
• Joint research, joint supervision, joint publication and joint seminar.
• Peer review for article in scientific journal.
• Establishment of joint-/double degree program.
Health Education in Unpad at glance
• Faculties: Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing, Pharmacy, and Psychology (clinical psychology).
• Study Program:
Bachelor in Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing, Pharmacy, and Psychology
Master in Basic Medical Science, Epidemiology, Biotechnology, Clinical Pharmacy, Nursing, and Psychology
PhD program in Medicine and Psychology
Specialist program in 21 majors.
Focus of research in health sector
• Infection
HIV/AIDS, TBC, Avian Influenza, Blood-borne viruses, etc.
• Oncology
Cervical Cancer, Breast Cancer, Lung Cancer, Prostate Cancer, etc.
• Herbal product
Diabetes/metabolic disorders, Dengue etc.
Look forward to any progress of collaboration
• Between Universities in Indonesia and Universities in Taiwan
• in any spectrum of collaboration
• and Specific field of each spectrum
• with potential person of each field
• and planned time-frame/schedule (in 2015)
Summary report will be made as material for monitoring and evaluation of JWG work in health sector.
Thank you….
Further inquiries please contact:
www. unpad.ac.id