CIMSA UGM Annual Report 2014-2015

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CIMSA UGM ANNUAL REPORT

this book is our legacy.

O ffi c i a l s o f C I M S A U G M 2 014 — 2 015 .

contributors: CONCEPT

L AYOUT

EXTERNAL

INTERNAL

Dicky Yulianda • Alfian Rismawan • Eta Auria Latiefa • Talitha Najmillah Sabtiari

C O N T E N T S

a quick glance of Terminology 4 about IFMSA 5 about CIMSA 6 about Gadjah Mada Univesity 7 2 0 1 4 — 2 0 1 5 Officials 8 CIMSA UGM Projects 16 ANNUAL REPORT Members 36 Relations 42 Achievements 46

Closing Statement 47

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a quick glance of

T E R M I N O L O G Y CIMSA PAMKI Local Region

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Center for Indonesian Medical Students’ Activities Pusat Aktivitas Mahasiswa Kedokteran Indonesia CIMSA at university level Group of local divided by Geographical boundary. CIMSA consists of 7 region International Federation of Medical Student Associations Standing Committee Standing Committee on Medical Education Standing Committee on Human Rights and Peace 2 0 1 4 — 2 0 1 5 Standing Committee on Professional Exchange Standing Committee on Public Health Standing Committee onAResearch ANNU L R E P OExchange RT Standing Committee on Sexual and Reproductive Health including AIDS As basis of CIMSA Activities. CIMSA project must be based on SMART (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant and Timebound) Goals Sustainable Project Community Development Bersih dan Maju bersama Rejosari – CIMSA UGM COMDEV about environmental issues Rotavirus Prevention and Promotion – CIMSA UGM COMDEV about Rotavirus-associated Diarrhea

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about

I F M S A

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he International Federation of Medical Students’ Associations (IFMSA) was one of the numerous international student organizations set up directly after the end of the Second World War. The first meeting that saw the establishment of the Federation was held in Copenhagen, Denmark in May 1951. The first members of this new organization were England, Austria, the Federal Republic of Germany, Finland, Norway, Sweden, the Netherlands, Switzerland and Denmark. London saw the first General Assembly of IFMSA in July 1952. The meeting had a total of thirty 2 0 1 4 — participants from ten countries.

decentralization of IFMSA. To this aim, IFMSA contributed to the creation of regional medical student organizations in Africa and Asia. Subsequently, regional vice-presidents were elected for six regions as a way of promoting regionalization but this structure was abandoned after a few years.

In the early 1980s IFMSA issued a number of resolutions and declarations on topics ranging from Medical Education to the Prevention of Nuclear War to Primary Health Care. In the late 80’s there was a push towards organizing 2 0 1 5 projects that would be able to make a change locally and thus the Village Concept Project idea was born after collaboration with other REPORT international student organizations. 1986 also saw the start of the Leadership Training Programs in collaboration with World Health Organization. These training programs are still active today.

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The growth of IFMSA through the years has ANNUAL been remarkable. Starting from the exclusively European founding organizations the Federation has expanded to include more than 100 members from all over the world in the sixty years of our organization.

IFMSA has always focused on student mobility and exchange as well as conference and workshop organization. The first conferences were the Student International Clinical Conferences, which were quite successful in the 1950s.

Various summer schools have been organized through the years, starting in 1963 in Denmark, the UK and Scandinavia. Other conferences have discussed medical education, drugs and AIDS and HIV issues. In the 1960s projects were organized to help less advantaged students in developing countries the Book Aid project, which sought to send medical books from wealthier nations and the Equipment Appeal, which promoted the shipping of surplus medical equipment to these countries.

The 1970s medical students saw a need for the

Official relations with WHO started back in 1969, when the collaboration resulted in the organization of a symposium on “Programmed Learning in Medical Education”, as well as immunology and tropical medicine programs. In the following years, IFMSA and WHO collaborated in the organization of a number of workshops and training programs. IFMSA has been collaborating with UNESCO since 1971. Since 2007 IFMSA has been an official supporting organization of HIFA2015 (Healthcare Information For All by 2015). (taken from http://cimsa. or.id/about-4/about/)

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about

C I M S A

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enter for Indonesian Medical Students’ WHAT ARE OUR GOALS? Activities (CIMSA) is a non-profit and 1. To be the media between Indonesian medinon government organization that is cal student and professional organizations, independent, nationalist, non-political and non both governmental and non governmental, partisan with activity based programs. CIMin order to intensify cooperation for public SA consist of 6 standing committees related interests. to health issues, that is Reproductive Health 2. To increase the capacity of Indonesian including AIDS, Public Health, Medical Edmedical students, to use the capacities and ucation, Human Right and Peace, Research capabilities as a medical student to nourish 2 0 1 4 — 2 0 1 5educate the nation, to actively coopExchange and Professional Exchange.Having and 18 active locals throughout Indonesia, CIMerate with the international community in SA is affiliated with International Federation the effort to improve the world’s health, N N U A L R Eand PO R Tfor the dignity and sovereignty of of Medical Students’ AssociationsA(IFMSA), fight the biggest students’ organization in the world Indonesia in the eyes of other nations in the who has been recognized by United Nations. world.

3. Actively improve nation’s health by real acHISTORY tivities in community CIMSA (Center for Indonesian Medical Stu- 4. Actively support the improvement of meddents’ Activities) was officially established in ical education in Indonesia.

May, 6th 2001 by some medical students from 5. To provide a forum for medical students in various city of Indonesia based on the inclinaIndonesia to discuss topics related to the tion for an organization that based on ongoing individual and community’s health, educaactivities; utilize the developing technology, tion and knowledge, and to formulate poliwith internationally standard programs to supcies from the discussions. port medical students in Indonesia.

6. To support and facilitate professional and CIMSA held its first General Assembly at May, research exchanges as well as extracurric11-13 2001 and become affiliation with Internaular projects and training for medical stutional Federation of Medical Students’ Associdents, thus introducing them to other culations (IFMSA) in 2002. Since then, CIMSA has tures and their health problems to improve 18 locals spread in various Faculty of Medicine the medical profession. (taken from http:// throughout Indonesia and continues to grow. cimsa.or.id/about-4/13-2/)

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about

G A D J A H M A D A U N I V E R S I T Y

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niversitas Gadjah Mada is an Indonesian public ivy league research university located in Yogyakarta, Indonesia, founded on December 19, 1949. UGM is the oldest and largest institution of higher learning in Indonesia. Located in Yogyakarta, Indonesia, the 360 acre university comprises of 18 faculties, 73 undergraduate study programs, 28 diploma study programs, a graduate program 2 0 1 Sci4 — of 62 study programs ranging from Social ences to Engineering and 28 research centers.

an, restriction of vehicles entering the campus, construction of new dormitories on the campus, development of parking pockets, planting the trees green and many more.

The Special Region of Yogyakarta of where UGM is located, is one of the smallest provinces in Indonesia and has been widely known as a center of Javanese culture as well as a center of 2learning.

0 1 5 It has 3,400,000 inhabitants, 511,000 of whom reside in the city of Yogyakarta. Its designation as a center of learning is marked by Rthe E Pexistence O R T of 120 state and private tertiary educatoinal institutions, with a student population of over 300,000.

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ANNUA L It has approximately 55,000 students, 649 foreign students, 2,240 employees, and 2,273 lecturers. Universitas Gadjah Mada has been considered to be one of the most prestigious universities in Indonesia.

UGM is implementing an educopolis area, a step taken by universities in creating conducive environment for the continuity of the learning process. These efforts are pursued in the context of developing multidisciplinary collaborations and responding to ecological issues in order to achieve the vision of the university. Some of the steps are reducing pollution and vehicle exhaust emissions, development of pedestri-

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O F F I C I A L S 2 0 1 4 — 2 0 1 5

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EXECUTIVE BOARD

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SUPPORTING DIVISION

LOCAL OFFICERS

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EXEC UTIVE

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Dicky Yulianda as the Local Coordinator

Born July 18, 1995 International School of Medicine UGM | batch 2013 Dicky Yulianda dicky.yulianda@hotmail.com @dickyyulianda

Chandra Nugraha as the Vice Local Coordinator Internal Born June 4, 1995 International School of Medicine UGM | batch 2013 Chandra Nugraha nugraha.chandra_95@yahoo.co.id @nuga.nugi

Eta Auria Latiefa as the Vice Local Coordinator External 2 0 1 4 — 2 0 1 5

Born September 4, 1995 School of Medicine UGM | batch 2013 Eta Auria A N NLatiefa UAL REPORT etaauria@gmail.com @ealatiefa

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Azmi Ritana as the Secretary General

Born March 5, 1994 International School of Medicine UGM | batch 2013 Azmi Ritana azmiritana@yahoo.com @azmiritana

Salsabila Chalisa Marandya as the Treasurer

Born August 13, 1996 School of Medicine UGM | batch 2013 Salsabila Chalisa salsabilachalisa@yahoo.co.id @salsachalisa

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El Shita Nur Amalia as the Local Officer for Medical Education Born September 18, 1994 School of Medicine UGM | batch 2013 El Shita Nur Amalia elshita_nuramalia@yahoo.com @eelshita

Qashmal Mafazi Syahril as the Local Officer for Sexual and Reproductive Health including AIDS Born March 17, 1996 School of Medicine UGM | batch 2013 Qashmal Mafazi Syahril mafaziqashmal@hotmail.com @qashmal

Nabila Iffah Rachmawati as the Local Officer for Human Rights and Peace Born September 8, 1995 School of Medicine UGM | batch 2013 Nabila Iffah 2 0 1 4 — 2 0 1 5 nabilairachmawati@gmail.com @nabilaiff

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Ajrina Rarasrum as the Local Public Health Officer Born December 23, 1994 International School of Medicine UGM | batch 2013 Ajrina Rarasrum ajrinararasrum23@gmail.com @ajrinul

I Made Sastra Utama as the Local Officer for Research Exchange Born October 31, 1994 School of Medicine UGM | batch 2013 I Made Sastra Utama utamasastra36@yahoo.com @IMSastra_Utama

Dwiki Afandy as the Local Exchange Officer Born April 29, 1995 School of Medicine UGM | batch 2013 Dwiki Afandy dwikiafandy@gmail.com @dwikyafandy

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SUP P OR TING

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Talitha Najmilllah Sabtiari as the Project Coordinator Born September 9, 1995 School of Medicine UGM | batch 2013 Talitha Najmillah najmillahsbtr@gmail.com @najmillahs

Lintang Sagoro as the Community Development Coordinator

Born September 12, 1994 0 1 4 — 2 0 1 5 UGM | batch 2013 International2School of Medicine Lintang Sagoro lintangsagoro@gmail.com ANNUAL REPORT @lintanggogo

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Alfian Rismawan as the Media and Communication Coordinator

Born December 13, 1994 School of Medicine UGM | batch 2013 Alfian Rismawan alft123@gmail.com @finnt68

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V I S I O N Menjadikan CIMSA UGM sebagai organisasi dengan internal yang solid dan mempunyai rasa kepemilikan yang tinggi, selaras dengan hubungan eksternal yang baik, serta mampu menjadi wadah mahasiswa Pendidikan Dokter UGM untuk berkontribusi bagi masyarakat dalam bidang pendidikan dan kesehatan melalui proyek yang inovatif dan tepat sasaran.

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1. Menjalankan organisasi sesuai dengan konstitusi dan statuta CIMSA serta birokrasi yang berlaku di lingkungan KMFK UGM. 2. Meningkatkan kualitas individu setiap member CIMSA UGM. 3. Mengakrabkan seluruh member CIMSA UGM berasaskan kekeluargaan.

4. Standardisasi proyek yang terukur, berdampak nyata, dan berkelanjutan.

5. Mengembangkan dan menjalin hubungan baik dengan pihak eksternal CIMSA UGM. 6. Menciptakan kestabilan finansial dan mengelola administrasi keuangan CIMSA UGM dengan baik.

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S U P E R V I S I N G C O U N C I L Andika Priamas Nugrahanto Born August 30, 1995 School of Medicine UGM | batch 2012 Andika Priamas andikapn@gmail.com @eelshita

Cavia Zagita Trufani

Born July 22, 1994 School of Medicine UGM | batch 2012 Cavia Zagita caviazagita@hotmail.com @caviazgt 2 0 1 4 — 2 0 1 5

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FiqriAMohamad Caesar NNUAL REPORT

Born March 21, 1994 International School of Medicine UGM | batch 2012 Fiqri Mohamad Caesar fmcaesar@gmail.com @fczr

Yulianna Cahya Nuraini

Born July 17, 1993 School of Medicine UGM | batch 2012 Yulianna Cahya Nuraini yuliannacahya@yahoo.com @yuliannanuraini

Gloria Amanda Born March 27, 1994 International School of Medicine UGM | batch 2012 Gloria Amanda amanda-putri1@hotmail.com @gloriaamanda

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G A M A M O R S E

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August 2014 ANNUAL REPOR T

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AMAMORSE 2014 or Gadjah Mada Medical Summer Course took a theme “Neglected Tropical Diseases” or NTDs. They are a group of diseases with a high prevalence in developing, poor, and marginalized countries. GAMAMORSE itself as the annual event from CIMSA UGM that was held for 12 days from 3—14 August 2014 with corresponding events such as lecture, tutorial, practical session, health services, socialization in elementary schools and primary care visits. There was also several tours to tourist attractions around Yogyakarta, for example Malioboro, Borobudur and Prambanan temple, etc. Overall, it was a great event with excellent satisfaction from 14 participants who told us that they received all the lectures and social programs very well.

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M I N I M I

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2014 A N N U A L R E P O RSeptember T

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INIMI (Mini Medical Book and Kit Fair) had been established for the second year by SCOME UGM. With our background to facilitate UGM medical students especially the freshmen to gain easy access for medical books or medical utilities. Therefore at 9-12 September 2014, SCOME UGM created MINIMI located at Taman Medika FK UGM. This event started from 10.00 until 15.00 with a standing booth. Our project used a pre-order system where anyone who wanted to buy our products had to write their own identities and pay on the first place, and approximately in 4 days the products would be given to the buyer. The purpose of this event could be reached very well, seeing from the enthusiasm of our stand’s visitors.

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S C O R E T R A C T I O N

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2014 A N N U A L R E P O RSeptember T

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CORETRACTION was an event held by SCORE UGM, desired to introduce basic science fair to elementary school students which aimed to stimulate the interest and curiosity of the research since an early age. Thus, on Saturday, September 13 2014, SCORE UGM held SCORETRACTION at Sinduadi Elementary School. This event started from 07.00 until 10.30 that involved 4th and 5th grader, totaling 68 students. This event consisted of spot experiment (7 spots) and science experiments. For the spot games, the students were divided into 7 groups. In the rolling spot our science experimenters demonstrated some simple yet interesting science principals and we also taught the kids how to wash hands properly as attractive as possible. For us, the goal of this event was well-reached, judging from the enthusiasm and curiosity from the elementary school students in every activities and from their ability to answer the quiz from us. RESEARCH IS FUN!

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n Saturday, September 13, 2014, SCOPH CIMSA UGM held RADIUS (Raising Awareness and Doing Action for Lupus) at UGM Central Library, 2nd Floor.

The event began with a blood test for ODAPUS (Orang Dengan Lupus—term in Bahasa Indonesia for “people with lupus”), speech from Project Officer, talkshow about lupus from the experts, and continued with a sharing session from odapus, also handing certificates for the main guest. Then this project ended with a little closing speech. At the end of the event the participants were satisfied and were glad to have new experiences and valuable information about Lupus. Hopefully this project could be useful to increase awareness about Lupus among students or the community.

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H A R I D O K T E R N A S I O N A L

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October 2014 ANNUAL REPORT

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id you know, every October 24th all physicians in Indonesia celebrated the day dedicated to their profession? As a medical student, of course we cannot be separated from this day which needs to be celebrated to appreciate the doctor.

On October 24th, 2014, SCOME CIMSA UGM held a celebration in the form of appreciation directly to the physicians around us. We urged citizens of FK UGM to use white outfits, write “Write Your Opinion” in white cloth, and distribute 70 stalks and 3 bouquets of white roses for their lecturer or for physicians in Sardjito Hospital. We interviewed the Deputy Dean, Assistant Dean, and students of each batch. The Vice Dean personally appreciated us and she was very happy, surprised, and proud of the existence of this celebration. Then we proceeded with the photo of persons forming the letters “HDN”, and there stood “Health’s Ambulance” where the interesting informations about health issues in Indonesia were packaged. On October 27, 2014, in collaboration with Family Jogja radio and Radio Star FM, we held a talkshow with dr. Agung Nugroho entitled ‘Rational Drug Usage’.

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H U M A N R I G H T S D A Y

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2014 A N N U A L R E P O RDecember T

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uman Rights Day 2014 is a celebration event to commemorate Human Rights Day. HRD event was divided into two series, namely the external event conducted on December 6, 2014 at Wilosoprojo orphanage. There was a little introduction and sharing about human rights, also demonstration about hand-washing and teeth-brushing. We also did a sharing sessions for children who are in the vocational orphanage. The internal event was conducted in the campus of the Faculty Medicine of UGM December 10, 2014, starting with a photobooth in the lobby that could be used to upload based on the rules promoted before, where 1 photo was equal to Rp 2,000 in occurrence for those who needed it. There was also photograph session bearing the ‘peace’ sign made from people gathering in front of Grha Wiyata at the breaktime. And we also carried some mirror messages across the Faculty which contained quotes, motivations, or images related to Human Rights Day.

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March 2015

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raining of Researchers (TORCH) is one of the annual program of CIMSA SCORE UGM. In 2015, TORCH was held on Saturday and Sunday, 14th to 15th March 2015. Participants of TORCH were students from the Faculty of Medicine UGM batch 2013, where the block research would be faced in the next few weeks. This is related to the purpose of the TORCH itself to encourage more students to know the departments or sections in the Faculty of Medicine UGM, researchs that had been done and could be followed. This activity was helping students who will face the research block which required students to conduct research ranging from making proposals to the research method. Therefore, on the first day TORCH held a presentation of some of the departments and sections in Faculty of Medicine. In the second day, there was a lecture from dr. Jarir At Thobari, Ph.D about the proposal and research methods followed by a sharing session with the seniors.

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S L Y T H E R I N

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March 2015

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lytherin is the anti-bullying education program by SCORP UGM for junior high school students in Yogyakarta. The participants were 100 people, consisting of junior high school students who were representing their school. Why junior high school students were selected? Because usually the junior stage is one of the critical stage where they are changing from childhood to adolescence. On March 15, 2015, the event was divided into 2 parts. The first, took place at the pavilion of Kompleks Kepatihan Yogyakarta, contained lecture A to Z bullying, and also there was an outbound games that had been designed by SCORP with Psychology students from UGM that had the meaning to avoid bullying. Second, we set off to walk together towards KM. 0 calling for anti-bullying campaign. There was also a poster that had been made by each group, they distributed sweets and bookmarks. SLYTHERIN was working together with Students Executive Board from Faculty of Psychology, Rekso Dyah Utami, Lembaga Perlindungan Anak DIY, and also the Department of Education of each districts and province of Yogyakarta collaboratively with the warmth of the bullying issues being raised among teenagers.

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URJO (Bersih dan Maju Bersama Rejosari) II in general is a project that was held for the second time by the newcomers of CIMSA UGM to improve the welfare of the Rejosari village and strengthen the internal of CIMSA batch 2014. The increase in the welfare was done through two ways, namely socialization regarding waste management due to the lack of the population’s knowledge. There were a free health service, particularly an examination of uric acid levels—because most complaints were about gout—, trash cans painting contest for children, and a bazaar. The overall activity was divided into 2 time, March 14, 2015 and March 22, 2015.

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LOHA is an annual project by SCOPE UGM which promotes SCOPE’s main activity about professional exchange. Abbreviated from A Luxury Opportunity for Exchange, this event consisted of several activites. One of them was socializaton about the steps of exchange and sharing session with the seniors who had gone for exchange before. It took place on March 20, 2015. Then the registration of exchange was opened for 2 days (March 23-24, 2015). This selection proccess started with administration selection (CV and motivation letter) and ended with interview session for two days. The first day of interview session was on Friday, May 29, 2015 at Library of Faculty of Medicine UGM, and the second was on May 30, 2015 at Tickles Café. The total registered students were 51 persons.

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PEW (National Peer Educational Workshop) is an annual event that was held

by SCORA CIMSA to create new peer educators, with the motto “We Make History”. This event was held at Cakra Kusuma Hotel for three consecutive days, Friday to Sunday, 27 to 29 March 2015, with CIMSA UGM as the host university.

There were 99 delegates from SCORA of various locals. The first day activities were Panel Discussion “HIV in Global Scope”, Newcomers and NCORA Session, Gala Dinner, and Welcoming Party. Then on the second day, the activities were Grand Lecture about Safe Sex, Soft Skill Training, Small Working Group, Peer Education Workshop which invited many students from various high school in Yogyakarta, and ended with SCORALYMPIC. On the last day, there was a cowboy-themed Farewell Party which closed the entire event. The event was considered to be very successful with many compliments from the delegates.

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S P E E C H L E S S

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come Motion Picture, Education, and Entertainment on Language of Sign and Symbol (SPEECHLESS) in 2015 is one of the annual program of SCOME CIMSA UGM that was conducted in two series of events. The first one, namely Silent Movie was held on March 31, 2015, and Breaking The Silence, was held on April 11, 2015. The event attracted major themes of communication, with the goal of participants from students of Faculty of Medicine and students across Yogyakarta in general. In the first activity, participants watched a movie about verbal communication limitations. After the screening of the film, there was a discussion by dr. Ashadi Prasetyo, M.Sc., Sp.THT-KL about the contents of the film. In the series Breaking The Silence, there was a talk show

by SLB (school for the disabled) and DAC (Deaf Art Community), discussing about their lives as well as their limitations. In addition, there was sign language learning, taught by the DAC and followed by a simulation.

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ROTECT or Pink Ribbon for A Better Community is a trans-sco project that was held by SCORA and SCOPH UGM. This project was based on breast cancer cases that have a high prevalence, especially in Yogyakarta. The project was held on Saturday April 4, 2015 in SMAN 2 Yogyakarta, participated by more than 50 high school students. PROTECT 2015 was held in the form of a talk show that is filled out by physicians and survivors of the Indonesian Cancer Foundation (ICF) and the exhibition in the form of post-to-post regarding breast cancer information (myth or fact, breast implant reduction, breast self-examination, self-esteem). There was also FLASH MOB! shown by the committee as part of the closing ceremony.

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A N N U A L R E P O R T April 2015

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COREXPO is one of SCORE annual project which intended to give the medical students a chance to get informations about research exchange. SCOREXPO was held from April 27—30, 2015, and it began with a Grand Lecture by Gloria Amanda and Karina Kazia about the steps of exchange, files required, how to write motivation letter, and the sharing of exchange itself. Then there was a workshop booth in purpose to sell exchange forms and to act as an information center in Lobby FK UGM. There were 56 participants who registered this research exchange, and after the long proccess of selection, 16 students were chosen to study abroad.

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A N N U A L R E P O R T May 2015

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COOTER (SCORP Goes To Merapi), is an event by SCORP CIMSA UGM about disaster management which suites one of the SCORP’s framework. SCOOTER took place at Desa Kwayuhan, Kabupaten Muntilan, where Merapi Mountain often excretes its volcano, but they hadn’t had any socialization from the government yet.

In partnership with Public Health Study from Faculty of Medicine UGM, on Saturday, May 2, 2015 we conducted this event started with socialization about pre-disaster management and continued with volcano eruption simulation. Not only those, we also gathered the elderly of the village to do aerobic moves, games and education for the children, and a hand-craft making from the elderly woman.

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A N N U A L R E P O R T May 2015

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CORA UGM, as the standing committee which focuses on reproductive health initiated to provide sex education for high school students who are in Yogyakarta through this SEXPERIENCE project. SEXPERIENCE was a continuation of the Local Peer Education Training by SCORA UGM, which was held for two days, May 8 and 9, 2015. On May 8 there was PRE-SEXPERIENCE which was the introduction of the main event. PRE-SEXPERIENCE also aimed to train the members of CIMSA UGM in peer education, in order to form new yet competent peer educators. The main activity on the first day was a Grand Lecture delivered by one of the SCORA CIMSA UGM’s seniors and a Small Working Group, led by the seniors as well. On the second day, May 9, 2015, the project continued with the provision of sex education material to high school students from SMA Tiga Maret and SMA BOPKRI 1 by SCORA members from batch 2013-2014. With a total of 32 student, peer education was divided into small discussion groups at each school to improve the effectiveness of this SEXPERIENCE activity. Enthusiasm from the participants was very high as the event ran smoothly and successful.

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WPC (Working With Project Child) is an annual activity in which SCOPE UGM cooperated with Child Project team in developing and guiding certain village in the field of health. In this activity that was held in May 31, 2015 in Kricak Kidul Yogyakarta, both parents and children gained knowledge about this year’s concern: worm infection. Then, the activity proceeded with free health service for older people by dr. Regina and small group discussion for the children. In the small group discussion, SCOPE team was assisted by foreign and local volunteers from Child Project team. Later, the children also participated for games in the form of spotto-spot quizzes and in one certain spot the children got a chance for a free check-up by dr. Ipeh and dr. Leah. Results of the check-up of children would be given in the form of a report card that could be brought home by the children.

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July 2014

1-31 : Incoming SCORE

August 2014

3-14 : Gamamorse 2014 20 : Expo Lembaga

September 2014

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13 : RADIUS CIMSA UGM

SCORETRACTION

15-16 ANN U A L: Minimi R E P O(Mini R T Medical Books & Kit Fair) 6&20 : Visit RBS (Rumah Bermain Sardjito) 28 : Rumah Singgah Kali Code

October 2014

November 2014

December 2014

6 : Welcoming Party 11 : CIMSMART Primum 18 : CIMSA Race 24&27 : Doctor on Radio

8-9 16 29

: Makrab : WDD (World Diabetes Day) : CIMSMART Secundum

1 : World AIDS Day 6,10 : Human Rights Day

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T E

T I M E L I N E

June 2015

5

: PROM CIMSA

2 6 8-9 10 31

: SCOOTER : Gamma Sutra : SEXPERIENCE : WNTD (World No Tobacco Day) : WWPC (Working With Project Child) 2 0 1 4 — 2 0 1 5

May 2015

CIMSA UGM

4 : PROTECT 11 : Breaking the Silence

SGP Level 3 - REDISH ANNUAL REPORT 27-30 : SCOREXPO 14-15 : TORCH 15 : SLYTHERIN 14,22 : BURJO II 20 : ALOHA 27-29 : NPEW 6-8 17

31

: Silent Movie

April 2015

March 2015

February 2015

: COMDEV Action : SCOPEXDITION

January 2015

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M E M B E R S B A T C H

2 0 1 3 — 2 0 1 4

batch

batch

2013

2014

1. Adinda Mulya Pertiwi 1. Abdur Rahman Faqih Aljundi 2. Aditya Adinata 2. Abicintha Pramesti Sheila/ Cintha 3. Amanda Zahra 3. Adinda Dwi Aulia 4. Anjasmara Paramita K 4. Adryan Kalya Ndraha Khairindra 5. Annisa Larasati 5. Akiko Saraswati Atmojo 2 0 1 4 — 0 1 5 6. Bernadetha Astrid O. 6. 2 Anastasya Sondang Hutajulu 7. Bhagas Dwi Arthana 7. Angela Perkasa-Hendropriyono 8. Chandra Nugraha 8. Diandra Fitrianisa ANNUAL REPORT 9. Chikita Medika Putri 9. Dwi Puspita Hastuti 10. Citra Wulandari 10. Fadil Fahri 11. Dinda Ajeng Anindita 11. I Made Kawiyasa 12. Fitria Nusa Eka P 12. M Cakrasada Harahap 13. Guiddo Ilyasa 13. Mohammad Galih Pratama 14. Haniffah Pradipta Siwi 14. Muhammad Berian Rachmanadi 15. Imam Taufik 15. Muhammad Wicaksono Gilang Raharjo 16. Indira Laksmitha Yasmine 16. Nisrina Widari 17. Ismail Ihsan 17. Rakai Hudoyojati 18. Jesica Rosalina 18. Reisya Rizki Amanda 19. Lovira Ladieska 19. Rettyana Lamboya 20. Maria Lastri Sasanti 20. Rona Ali Badjrai/Rona 21. Muhammad Faza Anggito Widagdo 21. Shabrina Nur Aliyya 22. Natasha Yang 22. Soo Yang Zhen 23. Qashmal Mafazi Syahril 23. Vickry Adzkary G 24. Raudi Akmal 24. Yonanda Intan Pratiwi 25. Salsabila Chalisa Marandya 25. Yusuf Kirana Raksawardana 26. Shinta Kusumawardani 26. Zulhilmi Syarif 27. Tabita Violent P. 28. Timor Krisna Bayu 29. Victor Agastya PW 30. Yohanes William

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batch

batch

2013

2014

1. Adisty Ridha Damasuri 1. Adam Satriyo Kusumo 2. Aditya Dandy Satrianka 2. Atika Hanifah 3. Aditya Dwi Donurizki 3. Christina Megawimanti Sianipar 4. Agatha Vanisya Putri 4. Dessy Resandini 5. Aisya Athifa 5. Dianita Dwi Puji Rahayu 6. Ajrina Rarasrum 6. Dyah Ayu Cintantya Pradipta Citrani Ra7. Andika Satya Putra madhani 8. Ardika Satria Kusuma 7. Faiz Alwan Tagar 9. Arinta Khairunnisa 8. Hania Danty Chairunnisa 10. Arum Rarasati 9. Ignatius Costa Amadeus 11. Audiza Luthffia 10. Juan Adrian 12. Azaria Nissreyasa Paramastri 11. Kintan Amalia Narendra Duhita 13. Diandra Nisitasari 12. M. Hadri Ar-Ridho 14. Divva Aurelia Azhalisita Amelinda 2 0 1 4 — 213.

Yusuf Bahtiar 0 1Muhamad 5 15. Eta Auria Latiefa 14. Nurina Zahra Rahmati 16. Fredy Gunawan 15. Nurul Mardhiah 17. Hanindita Budhi Pradhana M A N N U A L R16.

Kusumawardani E PNurkharisma ORT 18. Hanson 17. Pramudito Yudhistira 19. Izzati Amayazifun Khalifa Farzana 18. Muhammad Reza Fahlevi Fhonna 20. Jihan Nadhila Diamanda 19. Rizka Maulida 21. Josephine Debora 20. Salsabila Sandi 22. Kuntum Bashita 21. T. Amirul Muttaqin 23. Maulidina Agustin 22. Ursula Natasya Pradnya Paramita 24. Nadia Adelin 23. Viani 25. Nadila Anindita 24. Wening HapsarI 26. Novandika Kurnia Akbar 27. Priskila Dwi Kurniasih 28. Pritania Astari 29. Rizki Wikantyasning 30. Rr. Raihan Rizki Ramadhani 31. Thantia Amandha 32. Titania Juwitasari

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batch

batch

2013

2014

1. Afanin Yunizdihar 1. Achmad Fachrian 2. Ajeng Ayu Wandira 2. Andwikorina Diandra Prasetyo 3. Alfian Rismawan 3. Anindita Kartika Wiraputri 4. Amelia 4. Anjani Wima Chairunnisa 5. Annalisya 5. Arrum Putri Amalia 6. Ardika Ananda 6. Devina Rossita Hapsari 7. Asiah Hatta Umar 7. Dhiya Khoirunnisa 8. Azmi Ritana 8. Dinda Ayindi 9. Denia Aryanti N. 9. Dixon Hovin 10. Dicky Yulianda 10. Eksa Lis Cahyani 11. Dwi Ulfa Juniarti 11. Endah Amalia Permatasari 12. Edison 12. Gita Mumtarin Dara 13. Eugeu yasmin 13. I Made Wisnu Dwipayana 14. Evarista Kurniawan 14. Iswandi Romatua Nasution 15. Farah Dina 15. Kemala Athollah 16. Gabrielle Nathania 16. Natalia Angelica Situmeang 17. Herdhina Dwi Jawanti 17. Nugira Dinantia 18. Isidora Galuh Sarahita 18. Nur Mayrina Utami 2 0 1 4 — 2 0 1 5 19. Lily Chandra 19. Rasya Mayona 20. Meidiana Ika Surya Dewi 20. Rendy Candra 21. Muhammad Adriyanto A N N U A L 21.

R ERinesa P O RLarasati T 22. Muhammad Irfan 22. Ruth Kania Permatasari 23. Nabila Iffah Rachmawati 23. Stella Adevita 24. Nevio Nouri 24. Stephen Valentino 25. Novandriati Nur Rizky Damayanti 25. Yusuf Januar Rasyid 26. Raedi Ardlo Luzman 27. Rizki Oktasari 28. Yumni Shabrina

CIMSA UGM

batch

batch

2013 1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

Ajmila Ridi Fauzia Albertus Denny Aries Tri Sutrisno K. A. Arthur Apriradino Djangoek Aufar Tirta Firdaus Bella Indah Sari Danniswari Fathoya Dwina Agrila Lakabela Dyan Pramandita Windu K

2014 1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

Achmad Kevin Ismandhani Andi Auliya Tenriyola Aulia Ayu Istiqomah Bernadeta Dinda Larasati Dwidjoyono Charolina Vivi Viennetta Destantry Jasmin Lieben Sau Dinda Puspa Dewi Galang Tri Atmaja Gede Adi Reza Andika

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10. Eldo Taufila Putra 11. El Shita Nur Amalia 12. Frida Nurrochman 13. Galuh Dyah Fatmala 14. Hanifah Rizki Nugraheni 15. Kharin Sekar Cikawati 16. Maria Fransiska Pudjohartono 17. Meydita 18. Nabihah Barir 19. Nila Arifatus Shoimah 20. Patria Aditya Arimukti 21. Raka Kurnia Ramadhan 22. Ramadhea Laila Afifa A.W.S. 23. Stefi Geovani Valentin Hayon 24. Tamara Putri Sarlita 25. Ulinuha Aflah Hanif 26. Vary Luthfiananda

10. Grace Iva Susanti 11. Indira Fadhila 12. Inetta Aisha Afifa 13. Lucky Chrisna Mahenta 14. Medina Aulia Rahmi 15. Ni Wayan Eka Budhi Pahyuni 16. Nia Marlina 17. Nindya Kusuma Wardana 18. Ratih Kemalasari 19. Sherly Primasari Agus 20. Shilatun Nafilah 21. Tania Maharani Chandra 22. Yasinta Isnaini Maulida

batch

2013

batch

2 0 1 4 — 2 0 1 5

CIMSA UGM

2014

ANNUAL REPORT 1. Yonanda Adi Pratama 1. Ahmad Shafa Hanif 2. Ade Rizal Hazmi 2. Aldwin Edbert Demas 3. Arno Alexander 3. Arni Ramadhani 4. Arstiputri Nindya Paramitha 4. Arsitya Nayana Citta 5. Arya Widyatama 5. Conroy Surya Wijaya 6. Assyifa 6. Ethania Ayu Minanti 7. Bernadeta Fuad Paramita Rahayu 7. Fadhilah Khairuna Larasati 8. Christine 8. Fania Rizky Ramadiani 9. Danissa Fidia Puteri 9. Fortunia Mona Eviani 10. Deby Aulia Rahmi 10. Francisco Gilbert Timothy 11. Diyang Sekar Kaniashari 11. Kenfin Surya 12. Earlya Fevri Rifani 12. Kezia Oscarliena Setiadi 13. Enda Cindylosa Sitepu 13. Margareta Giri Dos Santos 14. Huda Amilina 14. Mashita Nurrabbani J 15. I Made Sastra Utama 15. Michael Aaron Romulo 16. Jeremy Tentra Elnusa 16. Monica Agnes Witono 17. Jessica 17. Paulin Surya Phillabertha 18. Joshua Andrew 18. R. Aj. Dyah Ayu Puspitarani 19. Kevin Ramanda P. 19. Raditya Kevin Adrianto Taslim 20. Larasinta Aulia Hartawan 20. Rahma Fitria 21. Levin Septerian 21. Rayhan Prayoga

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22. Lintang Sagoro 23. Monica Gisela Winata 24. Muhammad Rizki Pratama 25. Rahadian Syahreza Putra 26. Shofiati Ashfia 27. Susan Simanjaya 28. Toni Febriyanto 29. Widyaningrum 30. Winanto Andajana 31. Yodi Ang

22. Riyan Adiputra 23. Sarah Shyma Zihantoro 24. Selviana Serli Frasawi 25. Timotius Handoko 26. Widyan Putra Anantawikrama 27. William Virajati Panaikkon Silitonga

batch

batch

2013

2014

1. Andy Indra Sati 1. Atha Khalilullah Luthfi 2. Anita Mahadewi 2. Audy Swari Prahasti 3. Annisa Pertiwi 3. Aulia Shafira 4. Arnoldus Kevinardha Cassea Febriata 4. Cynthia Novelia 5. Cindy Yenita I 5. Defika Nur Amalia 2 0 1 4 — 2 0 1 5 6. Dewi Mustika Rani 6. Delvira Anggraini 7. Donny Anwar 7. Derry Andriawan 8. Dwi Janesya N.S. A N N U A L 8. R EDiasa P O Ayu R T Raharni 9. Dwiki Afandy 9. Firly Anggita May Sarah Simanjuntak 10. Evi Widyasari 10. Flora Asri Wardianti 11. Ghina Khairesra 11. Jemmy Kurniawan 12. Haryo Widhanto 12. Larasati Putri Aryandhani 13. Indira Ayuny 13. Melvina Nanda Rusli 14. Iqbal Amri Fauzal 14. Michael Alvian Aliwarga 15. Laksmi Damayanti 15. Nabilla Wahyu Stradivary 16. Maria Sophiati 16. Nastiti Sukmadewi 17. Natalia Christina Angsana 17. Sheila Hanifara 18. Nency Yessira A. 18. Stephani Novia Wijaya 19. Ni Made Saraswati Suci Putri 19. Tandean Tommy Novenanto 20. Olivia Roselin Wiguna 20. Anggita Retnani 21. Patria Putrapratama 21. Vega Sola Gracia Pangaribuan 22. Shandy Gustomi 22. Yulius Kristanto 23. Sophie Nur Khasanah 24. Talitha Najmillah Sabtiari 25. Theodora Cynthia Wijaya 26. William Widitjiarso 27. Yenniver Henrita Khoris

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S I G N I F I C A N T M E M B E R S

BEST

P ROJE CT

OF F ICE R

ARDIKA ANANDA (BATCH 2013)

BEST COM M UNITY D EV ELOPM E NT ME M B E R S FANIA RIZKI RAMADIANI (BATCH 2014) ARRUM PUTRI AMALIA (BATCH 2014)

M OST

IN N OVATIVE

M E M B E R S

ZULHILMI SYARIF (BATCH 2014) DHIYA KHAIRUNNISA (BATCH 2014)

M O ST

D ED ICATIVE

ME M B E R S

ISIDORA GALUH PARAHITA (BATCH 2013) DWI ULFA JUNIARTI (BATCH 2013)

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R E L A T I O N S 2 0 1 4 — 2 0 1 5

BALAI PE NGOB ATAN P EN YAKI T PAR U-PAR U

SCORE CIMSA UGM, in relationship with Balai Pengobatan Penyakit Paru-Paru (BP4) Yogyakarta conducted the SCORE GOES PUBLIC “REDISH - Respiratory Disease Health and Syndrome”. This project took the theme of respiratory disease, especially Tuberculosis.

2 0 1 4 — 2 0 1 5 In this project, the participants who are SCORE members got a chance to visit BP4 Yogyakarta. They took a look at how Tuberculosis management is done. Before doing the visit, there was firstly a lecture about Tuberculosis from the experts.

ANNUAL REPORT related project contact SGP Level 3 “REDISH - Respiratory +62 274-376941 Disease Health and Syndrome”

CIMSA UGM

P ROJ E CT

CH ILD

SCOPE CIMSA UGM collaborated together with Project Child on the project Working With Project Child. Project Child is an NGO from Germany-Indonesia that is community-based, focused on improve the capability of children in riverside or coastline by giving them education about health and their environment. In the Working With Project Child, we taught the children about how to keep them healthy, as well as taught them the basic of English language. related project Working With Project Child

contact www.projectchild.info

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IKATAN R E S IDE N ANAK d r. S AR DJITO In the project Working With Project Child, SCOPE CIMSA UGM not only taught the children about how to keep them health, gave some games, and taught English, but also we had a free health care for both the olds and youngs. In this session, SCOPE CIMSA UGM worked with Ikatan Residen Anak dr. Sardjito to bring some physicians to help the session. related project Working With Project Child

D EAF

contact -

AR T

COMM UNITY

Deaf Art Community (DAC) is a social and art community whose members are difabels ranging from any age and is controlled by Broto Wijayanto. In the project Breaking the Silence

by SCOME CIMSA UGM, we collaborated with DAC as the speaker and instructor for the participants to learn sign language. This project, indeed, aimed to give knowledge to people 2 0 1 4 — 2 0 1 5 about use of sign language and to improve our social responsibility as the health worker— soon to be—to every person that have disabilities around us.

CIMSA UGM

ANNUAL REPORT related project contact Speechless - Breaking the Silence Broto Wijayanto (+628179404738)

J OG J A

FA M I LY

F M

To celebrate the Hari Dokter Nasional, which took a place on October 24, 2014, SCOME CIMSA UGM conducted a celebration by giving flowers to the physicians around FK UGM and dr. Sardjito Hospital. Beside, SCOME also conducted a radio talkshow, named “Doctor on Radio”, in partnership with Jogja Family FM about “Rational Use of Drugs” with dr.

Agung Nugroho that was aired on October 27, 2014. related project HDN - Doctor on Radio

contact Radio Jogja Family Secretariat

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STAR JOGJA F M & HARIA N JOGJA

Still in the Project Hari Dokter Nasional, beside we gave flowers to physicians around FK UGM and dr. Sardjito Hospital, we also conducted a photograph session by students wearing white shirt to form the letter “HDN” in Grha Wiyata, FK UGM. This session was well reported by Star Jogja & Harian Jogja and was published a day later as a social advertisement. related project Hari Dokter Nasional

contact Andi B. Wirastomo (087738683777)

OMAH

K UPU

SCOPH CIMSA UGM conducted a project named RADIUS that took the theme of Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE). The aim of this project was to improve the community’s and the medical students’ awareness about2 this 0 1 disease 4 — 2 0whose 1 5 prevalence is high around them.

RADIUS was held for one day, and we brought Omah Kupu, a community that facilitates the people with Lupus to keep being active and contributing to the society.

ANNUAL REPORT related project contact RADIUS -

CIMSA UGM

P E R S ADIA

SCOPH CIMSA UGM, UKDW, and UMY conducted a joint project to commemorate World Diabetes Day 2014. This commemoration was held together in all CIMSA locals in Indonesia.

In Yogyakarta, this project was held in dr. Sardjito Hospital, in collaboration with Persatuan Diabetes Indonesia (Persadia) Yogyakarta. World Diabetes Day 2014 Yogyakarta was held in a form of a light exercise, talkshow, and a musical stage. related project World Diabetes Day 2014

contact www.persadia.or.id

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KOMUNITAS

9 CM

Komunitas 9CM (9lobal Cigarrette Movement) is a comunity, founded by 14 college students from University of Indonesia who care about the danger of cigarrettes. Its mission is Zero Young Smoker, Indonesia Cigarrette-free, and to protect the passive smokers. We worked to gether with this community in the project RETROCITY by SCOPH CIMSA UGM. We invited 9CM community as the speaker in the training of trainers. This training was an empowerment to the future trainers to be able to educate the target, that is high school students in Yogyakarta. related project World No Tobacco Day - Retrocity

YAYASAN

contact -

KANK E R

INDONE S IA

2 0 1 4 — 2 0 1 5

CIMSA UGM ANNUAL REPORT

Yayasan Kanker Indonesia is an non-profit, social, and organization that concerns in health, especially in the effort to eradicate cancers. YKI has many branch, one of them is in Yogyakarta. In the project Pink Ribbon for Better Community (PROTECT) by SCOPH and SCORA, we worked together with YKI Yogyakarta as the speaker in the lecture. related project PROTECT

contact www.yayasankankerindonesia.org

LSM

K E B AYA

In commemorating the World AIDS Day 2014, CIMSA FK UGM and BEM FK UGM worked together with LSM Kebaya to conduct the talkshow about eradication of HIV/AIDS, named EradicAIDS. LSM Kebaya (Keluarga Besar Waria Yogyakarta) is a nongovernmental institution that concerns about eradication and prevention of HIV/AIDS. related project World AIDS Day - EradicAIDS

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contact Mami Vin (081931194960)

A C H I E V E M E N T S 2 0 1 4 — 2 0 1 5 OC T OBER

M E E TING

2 0 1 4

Project Fair:

RADIUS from SCOPH CIMSA UGM SCORETRACTION from SCORE CIMSA UGM

Project Presentation:

World AIDS Day from SCORA CIMSA UGM

NAT ION AL LE ADE R S H IP SUM M IT 2 0 1 5 Top 5 Locals for 2nd period 2014-2015 Best SCORE for 2nd period 2014-2015 I Made Sastra Utama as the Best LORE for 2nd period 2014-2015 El Shita Nur Amalia as the Most Lively Member SCOME Best Community Development Corner Lintang Sagoro as the Best Community Development Coordinator

MAY

ME E TING

2 0 1 5

Top 5 Locals for 3rd period 2014-2015 Best SCORA for 3rd period 2014-2015 Best Community Development Slytherin CIMSA UGM as the Best Project SCORP Salsabila Chalisa Marandya as the Best Treasurer for 3rd period Elected as CIMSA Anniversary Project: “Insurgency” Talitha Najmillah Sabtiari as the Best Project Coordinator for 3rd period

EL E CT ED AS NATIONAL TE AM O FFICIAL C IM S A 2 0 1 5—2 0 1 6 Azmi Ritana as the Secretary General Ajrina Rarasrum as the National Public Health Officer Eta Auria Latiefa as the Liaison Officer to Students’ Organization Rabikah Yahya as the Supervising Council

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C L O S I N G S T A T E M E N T

T

his year had become a phase where CIMSA UGM underwent reformations, not only from the activities we did, but also from how this organization took action. Where we, as the Officials of CIMSA UGM 2014—2015, always considered the sustainability of every decision we made together. We thought it would be very unwise to evaluate the progress of this organization for just only one year, even though it wouldn’t make us grow slower.

By looking at the potentials of our members’ capability and the various problems we face around, it is obvious for CIMSA UGM to keep making improvements and keep contributing to the community every year. And I hope that the improvements won’t stop there, instead it will continue for every year, for every Officials, and for every member of CIMSA UGM. 2 0 1 4 — 2 0 1 5

CIMSA UGM

One message to our successors, learn every mistake we made, continue every improvement we made, and work healthier Indonesia. I believe that A Neven N Ubetter A L for R Ethe PO RT all of us are destined to create something great, so it’s your turn to make it true.

And as always, Be Active with CIMSA!

Dicky Yulianda Local Coordinator CIMSA UGM 2014/2015

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empowering medical students, improving nation’s health.