CIMSA UI Profile Book

table of contents.

INTRODUCE CIMSA

LOCAL MAPPING

ABOUT CIMSA UI

SCOs ACTIVITIES

introduce cimsa.

Center for Indonesian Medical Students’ Activities (CIMSA) is a non-political, non-partisan, nationalist, independent, and activity-based organization that has the aim to empower medical students and improve the nation's health.

Founded in 2001, CIMSA's activities have been based on specific Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) focusing on the topic of good health and well being, quality education, gender equality, and climate action. CIMSA is the only NMO (National Member Organization) to International Federation of Medical Students' Associations (IFMSA), the oldest and biggest medical students organization. To this day, CIMSA never stops growing and expanding, making impacts through 33 universities across Indonesia.

local mapping.

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33 Regions Locals

cimsaabout ui.

Center for Indonesian Medical Students' Activities

Universitas Indonesia (CIMSA UI) is one of the founding fathers of CIMSA. CIMSA UI has been anchoring of a lot of movements, having to empower thousands of medical students and encourage them to make optimal contributions to the society.

With 178 members active in 6 Standing Committees, CIMSA UI has the best interest to make the most impact to society. In return, CIMSA UI provides its members trainings and facilities to utilize their soft skills and hard skills needed to become doctors and future leaders. CIMSA UI also accommodate members needs through member card benefits (MCB) that has sustainable partners and can be used by members to get discounts in restaurants and other facilities.

Through this introduction to CIMSA UI, we hope that we can raise even more attention toward the issues and problems we, as medical students, hope to tackle.

Our MCB Partner

Nabilah Putri Damayanti

Local Coordinator CIMSA UI 2023/24

scome

Standing Committee on Medical Education works on development of Indonesia medical education’s system and focus area.

Human Resource for Health

Medical Education Resources, Research, and Development System

activity:

Good Doctor scome

The medical education system in Indonesia is a journey for medical students to become a doctor. A good doctor will be born when they are professional, fulfilling the standard in Standar Kompetensi Dokter Indonesia (SKDI), and learning to do Breaking Bad News (BBN). On the other hand, to help save the patient and give the best treatment, doctors need to have clinical skills. In Indonesia, these skills still need improvement and application in medical education which can affect the quality of doctors in the future. In order to help provide an activity to become a good doctor, SCOME CIMSA UI held an event named Good Doctor 2023 which will accommodate fulfilling the SKDI, knowing how to do BBN, and understanding the clinical skills.

On 1st April 2023, Good Doctor held its first main event in the form of webinar and talkshow. The webinar brings in the topic of “How To Break Bad News: A Guide for Health Care Professionals” that is brought by  dr. Dewi Friska, MKK,SpKKLP. After the webinar session ended, the session continued with a talkshow with dr. Djoko Widyarto JS, DHM., MH Kes. as Head of Ketua Majelis Kehormatan Etik Kedokteran (MKEK) Pusat Ikatan Dokter Indonesia (IDI) 2022-2024 and moderated by Rosa Syahruzad, S.Ked who brought in the topic about "Implementing Social Accountability Through Social Media Ethics.”

On 15th of April 2023, Good Doctor held its second main event which is held two days of online lecture class in collaboration with Asclepio that brings in the topic of clinical skills. The first day is being teached by dr. Ericko Hartanto and dr. Lidwina Sonora with the materials for “Pungsi vena, kanulasi, intravena perifer, dan pemasangan infus; Injeksi IV dan IM; Kewaspadaan isolasi, anestesi infiltrasi, dan blok saraf; Pemeriksaan fisik muskuloskeletal ekstremitas atas; Pemeriksaan fisik muskuloskeletal ekstremitas bawah; Pemeriksaan fraktur tulang panjang dan lower back.” At 16th April 2023, dr. Mochamad Tito Adityo Pratama teached with the materials for “Pemeriksaan visus, kampimetri, tonometri, dan funduskopi; Pemeriksaan fisik THT; Pemeriksaan neurologi.”

On May 20 2023, Good Doctor held its last main event offline in Rumpun Ilmu Kesehatan (RIK) in the form of workshop for the clinical skills that is teached on Good Doctor’s online lecture. This event is in collaboration with Forum Studi Islam (FSI) that aims to help improve hands on clinical skills and simulation of Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE).

scope

Standing

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on PROFESSIONAL EXCHANGE

Standing Committee on Professional Exchange promotes cultural understanding and cooperation amongst medical focus area.

Incoming Hosting Exchange Promotions

Outgoing Sending

Global Health Awareness and Cultural Understanding

World Bioethics Day scope activity:

To celebrate World Bioethics Day (WBD) on October 19, 2022, SCOPE CIMSA-UI has conducted a series of events for increasing knowledge about medical bioethics in Indonesia. Based on a study in Oman, 52% of a total of 200 participants reported that the teaching of medical ethics during medical school was inadequate. The majority of physicians (73%) also report that they frequently encounter ethical dilemmas in their practice and 24.5% support the view that unethical decisions are likely to occur in their practice. One of the cases that raise ethical issues in Indonesia is the discovery of the use of marijuana as a drug which is not only beneficial for the patient's health but also causes other side effects for the patient. That's why for this year WBD raised the topic of Bioethics Observation of Marijuana (BOOM) as a discussion. BOOM's main event was held via Zoom Meeting on Saturday, 19th November 2022, consisting of two sessions of webinar and panel discussion with a total duration of 120 minutes. Before that, campaigns on Instagram have also been carried out to promote world bioethics day in the form of twibbon and What’s Your Opinion about Marijuana.

Before the webinar started, participants were given a pre-test to determine their initial understanding of the webinar’s material. After that, we began the first webinar session, which was presented by dr. Nafrialdi, Ph.D., SpPD. He explained the law and bioethical insight of marijuana as medicine in Indonesia. After knowing more about the law and bioethical of marijuana as medicine, participants had the opportunity to increase their knowledge and awareness about bioethics.

The second session of the event is the panel discussion which was moderated by dr. Yoga Arif Syah Hidayat, and there’s Prof. dr. Menaldi Rasmin,Sp.P(K),FCCP and dr. Nafrialdi, Ph.D., SpPD as the panelists. They discussed the history of cannabis use, the significant use of cannabis for medical purposes in Indonesia, the impact of cannabis positively and negatively, the efforts to control cannabis abuse if it is legalized, terms of the medical code of ethics, and the mechanism if cannabis going to be used legally in Indonesia. After the panel discussion finished, participants were given a chance to ask the panelist about what they haven’t understood yet and give their opinion about marijuana.

After this event, SCOPE CIMSA UI members and society are expected to understand more about the law and bioethical insight of marijuana as medicine in Indonesia and be ready to use their knowledge in SCOPE CIMSA-UI future activities.

scoph

SCOPH aims to develop the ability to cooperate and explore idea of public health related issue including global health issue, focus area.

Health Promotion

Health in All Policies

Universal Health Coverage

Social and Enviromental Determinants of Health

Global Health, International Health, and Public Health

Wormies scoph activity:

As a tropical country, Indonesia has a relatively high prevalence of worm disease which varies between 2,5%–62%. This makes worms one of the most common parasites causing tropical infectious disease which infected around 13 millions preschool aged children and 37 millions elementary school aged children. In addition, data from the Ministry of Health Indonesia in 2015 showed that 6–12 years old children are susceptible to contracting intestinal worms through their daily activities which are transmitted through land and contaminated food or water. Poor sanitation that still occurs in Indonesia, reaching only 40%–60% cities with good access to healthy sanitation, and poor implementation of healthy living behavior have also influenced the occurrence of worm disease especially among elementary school aged children. This issue becomes more important since worm disease can lead to poor health conditions, such as anemia, malnutrition, growth and immunity disturbance, and cognitive decline. Thus, in order to raise public’s awareness regarding healthy lifestyle and worm disease prevention, SCOPH and SCORE CIMSA UI collaborated through an activity named WORMIES (Waspadai dan Cegah Risiko Cacingan melalui PHBS) X SGP (SCORE Goes to Public) Level IV that consists of air campaigns, online challenges, health seminars, and workshop.

WORMIES’ air campaign and online challenges encompassed several infographics about worm disease and its prevention, myths or facts quizzes, and twibbons. WORMIES also presented an educational video about meat processing, collaborating with the Department of Parasitology FKUI. The main event itself was held on 1st March 2023 at SDN 05, 07 Kalibaru which was also in collaboration with the Department of Parasitology FKUI. The event started with an educational seminar for both parents and 3rd–5th grade students simultaneously and topics around worm disease, its transmission, preventions, and healthy lifestyle implementations. We also held an educational workshop for students where SCOPH and SCORE members directly taught the students how to wash hand properly based on WHO’ six steps of hand washing and how to cut nails. Alongside the health seminars and workshop, we also performed research activities through data collecting using questionnaire to further see the knowledge, attitude, behavior, and socio-economy factors as risk factors for intestinal worm disease on children, also student’s feces sample collecting to be examined in the Laboratory. Through this activity, WORMIES were able to engage more than 40 general publics, also educate 160 students and 40 parents in SDN 05, 07 Kalibaru on healthy lifestyle and worm disease.

scora

Standing Committee on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights including HIV and AIDS is a gathering of passionate individuals who are committed to promote sexual and reproductive health and rights and arduous about creating focus area.

Comprehensive Sexuality Education

Maternal Health

Sexuality and Gender Identity

HIV and Other Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs)

Gender Based Violence

Perfect scora activity:

HIV is one of the most common health problems in various countries with cases of 38.4 million sufferers worldwide as of 2022. The presence of the Covid-19 pandemic has also influenced people living with HIV to have a higher prevalence of being at risk and experiencing complications of Covid-19 compared to people who are not infected with HIV. Moreover, the emergence of stigma related to HIV/ AIDS has a negative impact on the health and well being of people with HIV. Based on the assessment of 112 respondents, Indonesian level of knowledge about HIV/AIDS is still relatively poor (55.28%), especially regarding general information about STDS, including the spread, prevention, and testing. Furthermore, the assessment also showed a poor interpretation of public awareness of HIV AIDS.

This year, SCORA CIMSA UI presented PERFECT (Prevention and Awareness of HIV/AIDS with The Fact) to commemorate World AIDS Day 2022. In order to increase the public’s understanding and awareness regarding HIV/AIDS, PERFECT held an air campaign, ground campaign, and main event.

The air campaign encompassed infographics about HIV/AIDS, fact or myth quizzes, and public twibbon. On the 1st December, SCORA CIMSA UI gathered around wearing red clothes and gave people the red ribbons, as an awareness ribbon, a way to raise awareness and support for people living with HIV/AIDS. Meanwhile, the ground campaign “WAD on The Road” was carried out along Jenderal Sudirman Street during car free day by educating society about HIV/ AIDS to 51 general people on Sunday, December 11th.

Our main event was held at the Ministry of Village Hall, on Saturday, December 17th, with an educational seminar “Breaking Down HIV/AIDS with The Fact” which discussed the understanding, prevention, transmission, and management of HIV/AIDS by Adhe Julian from Yayasan AIDS Indonesia and talk show session

“Perspectives of ODHA” with founder of LSM Kuldesak, Hages Budiman, to gain insights and straightening out the stigma in society regarding discrimination against people living with HIV/AIDS and other STDs. Over 200 participants registered our main event and there was an increase in the test results from pretest to posttest by 11.3%. Furthermore, to increase a sense of solidarity, we held an internal session of SCORA CIMSA UI with four PLHIV friends from LSM Kuldesak through the One Day with ODHA activity and video messages for PLHIV were played at the end of the day.

Standing Committee on Research Exchange offers future healthcare opportunity to experience research and diversity in focus area.

Research Exchange

Exchange Promotion

Research Activities

Research Promotion

SGP Level 1 score activity:

Based on data from the Scientific American Survey (1994), the annual contribution of Indonesian scientists and scholars to knowledge, science, and technology is only 0.012 percent. The low interest in research is caused by the lack of knowledge and understanding of writing scientific papers properly and correctly. To increase the knowledge and understanding of SCORE CIMSA UI members about basic research, SCORE CIMSA UI held an online training event named SGP Level 1 REBOOT (SCORE Basic Research Training) on Saturday, 4th September 2022. SGP Level 1: REBOOT event was held via Zoom Meeting, consisting of 2 sessions of webinars, an ice-breaking session, and a workshop session with a total duration of 285 minutes.

Before the webinar started, participants were given a pre-test to determine their initial understanding of the webinar’s material. After that, we began the first webinar session, which was presented by SCORE CIMSA UI alumni, Eric Ferdinand. He explained the introduction and concept of statistical analysis and how to implement it by using SPSS. After knowing more about statistical analysis and SPSS, participants had the opportunity to practice it directly. The workshop activity was held successfully due to the high enthusiasm of the participants.

Before getting into the next webinar session, we had an ice-breaking session to lighten up the mood. We played guess the childhood photos of CIMSA UI and SCORE UI members for 20 minutes. The ice-breaking session was held successfully with the members participation.

The second session of the webinar was presented by SCORE CIMSA UI alumni, Nadine Aurelie. She explained basic research knowledge comprehensively, such as types of data, how to calculate sample size, sampling techniques, research instruments, and instrument validity and reliability. Before the webinar started, participants were given a pre-test to determine their initial understanding of the webinar’s material.

After this event, SCORE CIMSA UI members are expected to understand more about the basics of research and ready to use their knowledge in SCORE CIMSA UI future activities.

scorp

Standing Committee on Human Rights and Peace facilitates all Indonesian medical students who have interest and desire to know the issues related to human rights and peace in Indonesia focus area.

Disaster Management

Right to Health

Refugees’ Health

Vulnerable People

Hear scorp activity:

TPST Bantargebang is one of the biggest landfills in the world with an area of more than 104 hectares. There are approximately 6000 scavengers living with vulnerable social and health rights in TPST Bantargebang. This is due to their unhealthy home environment that could cause health problems, such as acute respiratory infection, skin problems, and gastrointestinal complaints. The factor risks underlying their disease are low personal hygiene, long working-time duration, poor water sanitation, and inadequate personal protective equipment for the scavengers in Bantargebang. Low health levels of people in Bantargebang is also caused by the unavailability of health insurance from the government to protect the people in Bantargebang.

In order to fix that, the Bantargebang community and people in general need an increase in awareness about their rights to achieve proper living, especially for health rights. Hence, SCORP CIMSA UI is interested to contribute more in this field in order to achieve human rights for all through the Health for the Marginalized (HEAR!) event.

On 2nd of February, 2023, HEAR! uploaded a video through CIMSA UI’s Youtube Channel about Bantargebang scavengers’ condition. HEAR! also held a panel discussion about “Health Insurance for the Vulnerable: Bantargebang Scavengers” and was attended by Komisi Persampahan Nasional and the Head of PBHI to increase awareness and knowledge for the public about their health rights. On 4th of February, 2023, HEAR! held another panel discussion about “Medical Waste Management Problems in TPST Bantargebang” and was attended by Kementerian Kesehatan, Komisi Persampahan Nasional, and WALHI Nasional to increase awareness and knowledge for the public and stakeholders to make regulations about medical waste management. This series of events is followed by providing education about sanitation, clean water, and WHO’S 6 steps of hand washing to Bantargebang people and also followed by a free medical check-up for the scavengers.

Through HEAR!, we really hope all parties, including the Bantargebang people, the public, and stakeholders, can be aware, pay attention, and contribute in creating policies to end human rights problems, especially for scavengers in Bantargebang.

cimsa ui achievements.

October Meeting 2022

Top 3 Local for 1st Period

Best Internal Team for 1st Period

Best Caderization for 1st Period

Top 3 Comdev Corner: OMEGA 3

Runner Up Assessment Fair: Calm to Remedy

Top 4 Administration for 1st Period

Best SCOME for 1st Period

Best SCOME Upgrading for 1st Period

Best SCOME Finance for 1st Period

Best SCOME Administration for 1st Period

Best SCOME External for 1st Period

Top 3 SCOME Activity Presentation: DECADE

Best SCORE for 1st Period

Best SCORE External for 1st Period

Best SCORE Activity for 1st Period: SGP Level 1

Top 5 SCOPH for 1st Period

Best SCOPH Administration for 1st Period

Best SCORA PEC for 1st Period

Best SCOPH Activity Presentation: Calm to Remedy

NLS 2023

Best Internal Team for 2nd Period

Best SCORA for 2nd Period

Best SCOPH for 2nd Period

Top 2 SCOME for 2nd Period

Top 3 SCORE for 2nd Period

Best Activity on Activities Presentation: Calm to Remedy

Activity Fair Participant: Breaking The Silence 2.0

Top 4 RSD for 2nd Period

Top 3 Finance Team for 2nd Period

Host MMU 2024

Best SCORA Activity Presentation: WAD 2022: PERFECT

Best SCOPH Activity Presentation: WORMIES

Best SCORP Activity Presentation: HRD 2022: HEAR!

Best SCORE External for 2nd Period

Best SCOME Finance for 2nd Period

Top 2 SCOME External for 2nd Period

Best SCORA Activity Documentation

May Meeting 2023

Most Scientific Local

Top 3 SCORE Local

Best SCORE Goes Public of the year

Top 3 project hunting of 3rd period

Top 2 external of 3rd period SCORE Local of the Year SCOPH

Top 5 Local for 3rd period SCOPH

Best Activity Presentation - AEDES

Best community development of the year - CONSENT

Top 2 SCORP for 3rd period

member achievements.

October Meeting 2022

Best Treasurer for 1st Period: Ersa Felicia Trinita S.

Best RnDC for 1st Period: Nadira Putri Utami

Best SCOME for 1st Period

Best SCORE for 1st Period

Top 5 SCOPH for 1st Period

Top 3 LOME for 1st Period

Top 3 LORE for 1st Period

Top 5 LORP for 1st Period

Top 5 LORA for 1st Period

Best SCORA FnM Team: Clarisa Celine Salim

Best PC SCO for 1st Period: Daniel Anes

Best MCA Team for 1st Period: Oriana Zahira Putri

Plenary Chairperson EO GA: Jesiana Rayvita Utami

Best SCORA Member Local: Ghefira Tahani

Best SCORP Member Local: Sylvia Alvita Fikardi

Best SCOME Member Local: Nabilah Putri

Best SCORE Member Local: Alifian Antony Putra

NLS 2023

LOME of the 2nd Period: Ayyada Khairunnisa

Best LPO for 2nd Period: Cahyadi Budi Sulistyoaji

Top 2 LORA for 2nd Period: Zuvar Faza Halim

Top 3 LORE of 2nd Period: Fadiyah Ulayya V.

Top 3 LEO Out of 2nd Period: Irene Adysti

Best PC Lokal for 2nd Period: Nabilah Putri

Best AD for 2nd Period: Ghefira Tahani M.

Best Program Coordinator for 2nd Period: Farah Tessa

Best RnD Team for 2nd Period: Angela Nathania

Best HRDC SCO for 2nd Period: Isya Abiyyu Mumtaz

Best VNE SCO for 2nd Period: Zalfaa Aurelia

Best SCORA Member Local: Zahra Zhafira

Best SCORP Member Local: Nibras Ardhito A.

Best SCOME Member Local: Farah Tessa B.

Best SCORE Member Local: Muhammad Farhan

Best SCOPE Member Local: Naira Ayesha Kayla K.

Best SCOPH Member Local: Muhammad Rafi W.

May Meeting 2023

Best Member SCOPH: Syifa Indah

Best member SCOME: Amin Farras

Best Member SCORA: Celia Audri

Best LEO In for 3rd period: Sabrina Azzahra

Best Member SCOPE: Teguh Sasmito

Best Member SCORP: Andityo Rahman W.