CLAMP MAGAZINE REDACTION MCC Team : Fabianus Dean Claudia Devina Adella Halim Andy William Felicia Frite Jennifer Jane PC TEAM : Valleria Vallencia Jean-Rayner K. Avilia Alexandra Pamela Jacub
GREETINGS FROM LOCO Since 2012, Center for Indonesian Medical Students’ Activities (CIMSA) UPH has live up to its name through projects, e xch an g e p r o g r am , co m m u n it y development, trainings and many more. Looking back at what we’ve done together, I am proud to say that CIMSA UPH has influenced many people’s lives in a lot of ways. CLAMP Magazine 2016/2017 is a validation of our work as a big family, as well as a reflection of how much we have grown throughout the year. I hope that this magazine will always be a powerful reminder of what we can do as young medical students and empower us to do more for our community. Thank you for reading and enjoy the magazine! Yours truly, Kelly Local Coordinator CIMSA UPH 2016/2017
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GREETINGS FROM
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Hi CIMSA-ers! We would like to thank everyone who has participated in providing photographs and articles for this magazine. Our hope is "CLAMP" magazine will not only be an ordinary magazine, but can also be useful as our organization's profile and CIMSA UPH's track record of their activity implementation, particularly in the year 2016/2017. Hopefully this magazine can also represent the development of CIMSA UPH, so that we can establish more cooperation and keep improving our quality for a better nation health! Don't forget to always keep updated with CIMSA UPH from our social media and website. We're also looking forward for your criticism, suggestion and comments through our email, cimsalocaluph@gmail.com. Thank you!
Hello CIMSA Fellows! First of all, we want to thank you everybody involved in the making of the CIMSA PROECT MAGAZINE! It has been a great journey and as CIMSA UPH’s Project Coordinator, CLAMP Magazine is the validation of this year’s hard work as CIMSA Officials! CLAMP is a compilation projects, act ivitie s, an d t he mo st importantly, MEMORIES of CIMSA UPH especially this year! I hope that this magazine will become an amazing inspiration for medical students to do more for the community and to empower us, the young people to create more impactful activities for Indonesia’s health. So readers, enjoy and thank you for reading!
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CONTENTS 6
INTRO ABOUT CIMSA
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CIMSA DAY OUT
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ONE DAY WITH CIMSA
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CILUKBA
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EAGLE
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TRENTENTEN
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CAT & CBT
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COMDEV
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SCOME
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SCORE
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SCORA
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SCOPE
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SCOPH
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SCORP
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TRANS SCO
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MERCHANDISE CATALOG
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INTERVIEW WITH DOCTOR
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ACHIEVEMENTS
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MEMBERS TESTIMONY
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TRIVIA OF THE YEAR
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EXCHANGE SHARING
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CIMSAGRAM
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AN INTRODUCTION TO CIMSA
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enter for Indonesian Medical Students’ Activities is a non profit and non - government organization that is independent, nationalist, non - political and non - partisan that is based on Indonesian medical students’ creative activities.
p eop le can e njo y e qu al opportunities in education and health and also in effort to improve lives and also reach prosperity and social justice. In addition is to reach universally healthier lives for a healthier world."
Our vision is:
Our mission is:
“To empower Indonesia medical student in order to create a healthier, more secure and more prosperous Indonesia where
"To empower medical students to be able to actively learn and create, and also to plan strategies and execute
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consists of Public Health (SCOPH), Reproductive Health including HIV/ AIDS (SCORA), Medical Educatio n (S COME ), Human Rights and Peace (SCORP), Research Exchange (SCORE), and Professional Exchange (SCOPE). Not only that we are affiliated with IFMSA (International Federation of Medical Students Association), CIMSA continues to work with various other organizations and stakeholders such as Wo r ld He a lt h Organization (WHO), An g sa Me rah an d Kementrian Kesehatan Indonesia to achieve our dream as an organization. movements to improve health and well - being."
CIMSA UPH was re activated on 2011, and since then CIMSA UPH has grown into a well - known organization. Until 2017, there are 186 active m e m b e r s in 6 st an d in g committees. Through community development, exchange programs, projects and trainings, we are working actively to achieve our vision with the spirit of empowering medical students, improving nations’ health.
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Established on 6th of May 2001, CIMSA has grown into an organization with various activities from community development to exchange program. Currently, CIMSA has 21 locals in different Faculty of Medicine across Sumatra to Jawa. CIMSA consists of 6 standing committees so that its members can contribute in their own field of choice. These standing committees
Be Active with CIMSA! Writer : Kelly
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A BRAND NEW CIMSA
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he Center for Indonesian Medical Students’ Activities or CIMSA for short has been 15 years in empowering medical students and improving nation’s health. CIMSA empowers numerous medical students across 20 u n ive r sit ie s th ro ug ho u t Indonesia with more than 8,000 members.
generates heaps of trainers spread in almost all locals with total of 212 trainers. As part of the oldest and biggest medical students exchange program in the world, the exchange program in CIMSA also has evolved with hundreds exchange contracts for professional exchange and research exchange.
The actual works of CIMSA are proven by its 576 projects, 17 sustainable projects, as well as 24 community development. Moreover, to increase members’ capacity building, CIMSA
For external affairs, CIMSA has launched its policy statement on Millenium Development Goals back in 2011 and the latest one in 2016 was policy statement
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regarding me dical stu dent s’ commitment in implementing Sustainable Development Goals. The policy statement showed that CIMSA supports SDGs point 3, 4, 5, and 13. CIMSA also had Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Ministry of Health. Besides, CIMSA got an award as Best Achievement of Young O rg anizat io n in S u st ain ab le Development by Kemenpora (The Ministry of Young and Sports).
may call the journey itself as a rebranding process. American Marketing Association defined branding as name, design, symbol, or feature that differs an organization. A powerful brand is necessarily needed to develop an organization in regards to evolve, have resilience in facing marketplace, as well as gain loyalty either from internal or external bodies. A powerful brand will generate positive perception towards quality of products or
Along with great achievements, CIMSA is always looking forward to the next level. A brand new level to go further, together and better. We
activities and shape a consistent im age (Pet bur iku l, 2009).
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Together with organization development, rebranding is need and strategy of marketing in form of revitalization of name, symbol, design, or combination of these elements to generate a new brand or different identity.
and sustainability of all CIMSA’s products thus generating powerful brand of CIMSA.
Therefore, after 15 years of empowering medical students and improving nation’s health, CIMSA is very proud to introduce you the new and improved CIMSA's brand identity. The new brand of CIMSA captures principal idea and its vision as Indonesian organization with nationality value, professional, dynamic, and youthful works. It conveys the message of CIMSA, a group of young Indonesian medical students, ready to help the nation through social activities in order to make a better health.
For nearly a year, starting from October Meeting 2015, CIMSA has been endeavoring very hard to make rebranding possible. In collaboration with two of the best brand consultants in Indonesia, CIMSA wants to show the world who CIMSA really is. This process aims to amplify CIMSA’s identity as well as values within. Moreover, it takes place to prepare for better future of uniformity, consistency,
The philosophy behind the new
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logo is as follows. Active red and bright white as the main colors simply celebrate our nationality as Indonesian organization. The values of CIMSA are represented by the icon. Garuda character, derived from the old logo now simplified and modernized to futher highlight the young Indonesian spirit. The silhouette of the hand gesture symbolizes helping attitude, socially active, and non profit value. The overall shape of the icon could be recognized either as a heart or blood drop. It reveals our concern in medicine and health.
knowledge of global health, provide them endless opportunities and possibilities, and bring them to develop community. CIMSA believes to im p r o ve n at io n 's h e alt h . Altogether with its numerous activities as well as real action to help people, CIMSA is always going ahead to serve and improve health throughout Indonesia. CIMSA is so excited to share this journey with all of you. Indeed, it is incredible moment for us to create greater and impactful activities with remarkable change. Empowering medical students, improving nation’s health.
We initiate, empower, and improve. The rebranding of CIMSA marks the start of another 15 years journey. CIMSA believes to initiate great ideas, turn it into actions in form of sustainable projects and activities. CIMSA believes in empowering medical students, train them with valuable trainings and enough
By : Fahmi Kurniawan & Paulin Surya Phillabertha (CIMSA Nasional)
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PUBERTY TALK by Jihan S. Pristi uberty talk took place at SMPN 9 Tangerang at the 1st of October 2016 afternoon where booths and venues which were set up specifically to educate the students of the school of puberty. The importance of bringing awareness of puberty also follows with the rectification of myths and false information regarding puberty for both genders respectively.
about the female aspects of puberty within its specific aspects of either the menstrual cycle or the dos and don’ts during the menstrual cycle.
Our Goal is to broaden and provide an environment that is educationally safe to venture into these socially awkward and greatly misunderstood subjects. We achieved this by two methods; which we first separated genders of Boys and Girls.
Whereas the Boys were sent to a large hall where a few other CISMA members entertain and educate the Boys of the male aspect of puberty. Our approach for the male and female aspects of puberty is done in consideration of the volume of information of the respective fields of genders as well as the boy to girl ratio.
The Girls will visit booths that contain members of CIMSA that will teach and enlighten them
During the course of the events for the girls within the booths there were question and answers to ensure that the information was understood and once an answer is correct a small prize was given. The boys had a written quiz where similarly prizes were given out at the end of the event. Editor: Jean-Rayner
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BLUSUKAN by KEVIN LEE
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n Saturday, October 1, 2017, CDO B from CIMSA held an educational event called BLUSUKAN (Belajar Untuk Sukseskan Masa Depan) at SDN Bencongan 2, Tangerang. The main purpose of this event is to raise awareness of simple first aid, health and hygiene to elementary school students, especially to public elementary school students. On D-Day, we arrived at school around 8 am. There was a bit of nuisance when we wanted to start the event; the students were still having their scouting class, so we waited for an hour. Finally, we started our event at 9 am with a great opening from the MC; Christin and Isabella, and also the speech from the chairman of CDO B; Kevin. The students were so enthusiastic in this event.
such as how to use the splint and triangle bandage (mitela). She also taught the students about health and hygiene, as: how to do a proper hand wash, how to avoid dangerous “jajanan”, how to avoid the common disease in dirty environments, and more. At 11 am, the physician finished her presentation and we challenged the students.. They need to visit our five stations and pass the tests given by each post. At 1 pm, they finished the challenge. The result was outstanding, they passed all the test! This is shows that our event was a big success! At 2 pm, the event ended with a closing speech from Kevin as he also granted the certificates to the physician and the principal of the school. We also didn’t forget to take photos together with the students. At 3 pm, we went back to FK UPH, satisfied.
For the education session, we asked dr. Vita Yunita Sutanto to lecture the student. After Kevin finished his speech, the physician immediately began to teach the students about simple first aids,
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Aksi BaBeKu by Pamela Jacub Binong II. To do so, and to make the event extremely memorable for the children, a holli powder war was called for, which was a lot of fun for not only the children but the event committee too, I’m sure Bagus Aldi, the vice leader of CDO C would agree. The holli powder used, with its different colours, thus represented different diseases– such as yellow for hepatitis, green for flu, and blue for diarrhea. We revealed ways in which each disease could be prevented, such as by a demonstration of proper handwashing and tooth brushing.
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or our CIMSA Day Out, group CDO C decided to make the focal of their CDO event about the simple measures that can be taken to keep the body healthy and well. As the name of our event quite ambiguously implied, Aksi BaBeKu short for Aksi Badan Bebas Kuman, was centered upon the main idea that small steps indeed lead to major impacts in the upkeep of physical health.
At the end, the children were tested on their newly acquired knowledge to see if they’d learnt something new; and the results turned out well. Yet, one other highlight of our event was the chance for the children to craft their own hand soap– something that helped ensure that our event was effective because from this takeaway, the children would have been extremely motivated to put their new creation to use.
Small actions such as the practice of good handwashing habits contributes so immensely in the prevention of invading foreign disease-causing particles from entering our body. We wanted to illustrate and ingrain this inherent fact to the young children that we aimed our event at. These were 70 primary school kids from SDN 15
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ONE DAY WITH CIMSA ne of the most exciting event held every year is ONE DAY WITH CIMSA. This event is especially important because it plays a crucial role in the process of recruiting new members into CIMSA UPH, aside CIMSA DAY OUT and the interview process. The event is held by firstly placing second year members into respective rooms and having the newly registered members mobilizing into each of the rooms in small groups in an orderly manner. In each room, the
new members were then given a brief introduction to the SCO, along with a meaningful provision of sweets and snacks and not to forget, a singing of the respective SCO-song. Each SCO had roughly 7-8 minutes to introduce themselves to each group. In this event, as described, freshly registered members are exposed to each of the Standing Committees of CIMSA UPH. Here, they learn about the t ar g e t s a s we l l a s t h e backgrounds of all of the 6 SCOs,
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WC so that they themselves can decide which of the SCOs they might be most interested in joining. Since each of the SCOs have different visions and missions, this event helped in allowing members to distinguish between the SCOs and choose one that most matched their own personal strengths and weaknesses. Furthermore, ONE DAY WITH CIMSA helps students decide what Standing Committee they want to be a part of to gain experience and develop themselves for as long as they remain a student in a medical campus. Writer : Yash Raja Morangkey
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CILU CIMSA KUMPUL BARENG ANAK BARU
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e have finally done with recruiting new members. CILUKBA is the welcoming party for the 1st year CIMSA members that held on November 19th, 2016. CILUKBA is one of the ways to welcome them to make them feel welcome, comfortable, and appreciated in their new organization.
to know each other beyond their own SCO members. And also, the games were involving everyone in the group and implied for the new members to acknowledge the importance of teamwork. We finished the welcoming party by having dinner at Lembur Kuring where each SCO gave their own performances.
Our slogan this year is “CIMSA Kumpul Bareng Anak Baru�. To do that, we prepared games consist of members from random SCOs to make them get
It is important to get people involved and feel welcome so that they can feel appreciated, give their potential
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KBA to the fullest, and strengthen member relationships within CIMSA, hence they could bring CIMSA UPH to the better. “You don't build a business—you build people—and then the people build the business.” – Zig Ziglar
Welcome to the CIMSA UPH Family! Writer : Aulia Sabrina
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EDUCATIONAL ACADEMIC GUIDANCE FOR LEARNING
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ven though the members of CIMSA UPH actively participate in organizational activities, they still have to be able to focus on their main aim in a medical campus, that is to become a doctor. The EAGLE program was started by the HRDD Team along with SCOME for the sole purpose of helping CIMSA members in their academics. It involves first year CIMSA UPH members being divided into small groups of 8 or 9
and assigned to a specific tutor, who is also a second or third year CIMSA UPH member. With EAGLE, not only are the members able to improve in the academic field, but, they are also able to bond with their seniors to create the environment of family and togetherness within CIMSA UPH. Despite the fact that students are still struggling with their studies,
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we in CIMSA UPH make sure that any member with any difficulty is comfortable in asking any of his/her seniors for help. To further enhance the prospect of students scoring better in their examinations, the EAGLE program also distributes academic materials that might be useful for both the members being taught as well as the tutors.
their valuable time throughout the year in order to teach younger members and help them perform better academically. Writer : Yash Raja Morangkey Editor : Jean-Rayner
Since the regeneration marks another successful year for CIMSA UPH members, certificates are distributed to the EAGLE tutors as a token of appreciation for sparing
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TRENT TRAINING TENDA TENSI
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or the sake of improving the skills of our members, Fundraising and Merchandise Director CIMSA UPH executed a training program for medical check up, in the form of tenda tensi, called Trententen (Training Tenda Tensi). This event was held on 7th September 2016, at Room 615 GBFK and 14 PBL rooms, especially for first year members because tenda tensi is used as the first means in order for new members to encounter first handedly and be involved with the
community. However, until this moment ‘tenda tensi’ has only been considered as a medium to raise funds, when in truth ‘tenta tensi’ is to establish a prominent intermediary for health screening in the society. Therefore, Trententen was implemented in order to improve and level the standard of tenda tensi CIMSA UPH in order to deliver precise and accurate information to the community. The whole prospective members of CIMSA 2016/2017 were
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ENTEN required to participate in this event. They attended a lecture by Dr. Wendy Wiharja, discussing common diseases that are typically checked during tenten. Then, prospective members were divided into 14 groups having 8-9 students in each group. After listening to the lecture each group were assigned to move to different classrooms in order to practice. Each class contains two tutors and given 45 minutes to present and practice how to measure blood pressure and level by using GCU. After that, post-tests were taken to evaluate the comprehension of the members. Other than that, they also received a
booklet as a guideline for further ‘tenda tensi’ and the common diseases they will encounter. Writer : Vera Valentine Editor : Avilia Alexandra
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IMSA’S ADVANCED TRAINING (CAT), like every year is held by the HRDD Team of CIMSA UPH. This time, we focused on 4 main topics, namely: Marketing and Advocacy, Research Skills, Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and Sustainable Projects. The speakers for this event were none other than CIMSA UPH’S very own trainers, Gabriella Triana, Fransisca Surya, Sherly and Denny Hartanto respectively. Aside that, unlike any other year, this year’s CAT was made better by adding 2 lectures, one on Professionalism by Reza Stevano (LEO OUT CIMSA UPH 2016 – 2017) and another one about branding by Chitra Asfrita (VLE CIMSA UPH 2016 – 2017)
indulged in a few fun-filled activities just to lighten the atmosphere. Each trainer had a very serious topic to present to the members and despite the intensity, the ice-breaking done by each trainer had proved to be very useful in getting the audience to wake up and pay attention. The main aim of training advanced members is to make sure they have sort of like a take home message from CIMSA before going into a passive phase. The message being that it is always important to remember how to keep up in the world and carry out duties by always respecting the environment. Furthermore, the skills and values that was obtained by each member in CIMSA must never be forgotten because they will be very useful in the life of a medical student in their later years.
Prior to the event, the members
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very year, CIMSA UPH makes it a point to have the Basic Training event for the accepted members. This year, on the 4th of March 2017, CIMSA UPH executed VIBE – Voice of Internal Basic Education. This event focused on 5 vast topics; Communication Skill, Community Development, Leadership, Project Management and Team Building, all taught by CIMSA UPH’S very own trainers, namely; Payal Morangkey, Sherly, Starry Nadia (LoCo CIMSA UPH 2014-2015),
CIMSA UPH. The members who took part in this event received an enormous amount of knowledge and training to develop and become a more responsible person, and above all an outstanding leader. The members also received a pin, which marks the true acceptance for them into our organization and for them to be a proud member for the rest of their tenure in CIMSA UPH. Just as every other event in CIMSA UPH event leaves their members with a take home message, VIBE
Denny Hartanto and Fransisca Surya respectively. In addition to the training session, this year’s Basic Training had its very own twist of a SCO-session that allowed the LO’s and the ViceLO’s of each SCO to bond with their SCO children.
has taught the participants to further stay active in CIMSA UPH. Besides organizational activities, VIBE has also taught the new members the importance of each of the topics mentioned above to further progress and improve as a medical student.
The aim of this event, as always, is to teach members and give them the skills they need in order to nurture and grow as a member in
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ommunity Development is a part of the realization for Sustainable Development Goals 2015-2030 that obviously is CIMSA's mission.
got to know their promblems, last but not least we care. So, it's the same like an event from SCO's?
What do we do here ?
Well, its different. In community development, we find the problems from certain community and we create project out of it . So basically we make our project based on problems not based on our needs to throw an event.
We assess problems, we go to communities, we talk to people and
How about COMDEV(s) ?
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Wait a second, we have three? Yes! We have 3 COMDEV's this year at CIMSA UPH!
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Gerakan Berhenti Merokok. We have carry this community development since 2015. We also already manage to make 7 out of 10 people quit smoking in 2015, and also 8 out of 11 people quit smoking in 2016. We assess our target from their social smoking habits from bunch of high schoolers.
Here, we assess our target from a bunch of junior high schoolers. So basically what do we do here is that we wanna create more generation of peer educator out of them around sexual and reproductive health issues. Thats also why we've chosen junior high schoolers to join our comdev!
Confusing ha ? Since comdev needs a serious detail on assessment itself, thats why we've chosen our third comdev as an assessment based. Here, we assess more than one community to find out what their significant problems are. Thus we can also think about the right COMDEV for certain community. Seems interesting? It is for sure! See you at another COMDEV project CIMSA!
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COME was one of IFMSAs first standing committees from the beginning of its foundation in 1951. It acts as a discussion forum for students interested in the different aspects of medical education in the hope of pursuing and achieving its aim. Today, SCOME works mainly on medical educat ion cap acity building. SCOME provides several platforms and methods to educate medical students worldwide on various medical education issues. Through this knowledge, it empowers them to advocate to be a part of the decision-making chain. SCOME believes in medical students as important stakeholders in creating, developing and implementing medical education systems. Medical science curriculum will develop by the time and here SCOME enters the game, try to promote modern medical education.
HUBERT SUBEKTI Local Officer on Medical Education CIMSA UPH 2016/2017
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HARI DOKTER NASIONAL 23 October 2016
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ational doctors' day falls on the 23rd of October each year. This date was set in accordance to the formation of IDI. IDI, which stands for Ikatan Dokter Indonesia (Indonesian Doctors Association) was established with the aim of maintaining and improving the doctors of Indonesia and subsequently the health of
Indonesian citizens. Here in UPH, SCOME has taken part in this celebration by giving small tokens of appreciation to our doctors to say thank you for all their hard work in saving patients' lives. On the Doctors Day this year in SCOME, we give appreciation gifts towards the doctors in Siloam Hospital and the doctors in campus which consists of cake
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or chocolates. Then the SCOME members take a photo together with the doctor and uploads them to social media with a predefined caption. SCOME members actively participated in the remembrance of National Doctors Day. Happy National Doctors Day! Writer : Hubert Valleria Vallencia
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DENNY HARTANTO LORE CIMSA UPH 2016/2017
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i S C O R E a d e r ! ! We are normally called as SCOREpublics & SCOREpublicans, because we often name our project at the start with “SCORE”, for example: “SGS: SCORE Goes to School, SCOREbonding, SCOREfreshing, SCOREady, SCOREwind, SCOREalization & SCOREmpong. “. Our Focus is research, research and research. Our dream above all is to build a better future. Indonesia still our most beloved Republics Country. That’s why we
prefer Indonesian Food. As Unity in Diversity, we are honored to do more research for our family, children and nation in hopes of providing a better healthcare for Indonesia. We Love Indonesia and the health of the people from all over the world, that’s why we are SCOREady to change the future of the world. We are SCOREPUBLICS. <3 Writer : Denny Hartanto Editor : Jean-Rayner
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SCORE GOES PUBLIC
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his project is conducted to introduce the data collection aspect in the medical research field to allow students to know more of what this act of simple data collection entails. With the use of presentation slides, handouts and lectures this project aims to develop the understanding and significance of data collection
in a research premise. Aimed at the members of the CIMSA S t an din g Co m m it t e e o f Research Exchange and other students interested, it hopes to teach and motivate students of research protocols and the goal to achieve results within their research. Amongst literature reviews and proposals; scientific
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calculation was also covered in a summative manner. This event provides exposure to students that have not delved into the research world as it introduces the way of research in the medical field specifically in a friendly and comprehensive manner. Writer : Denny Hartanto Editor : Jean-Rayner K.
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SCORE GOES TO SCHOOL
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n the professional world, the field that requires the utmost a t t e n t i o n i s o n e t h at determines the future of a nation is the quality of education and education itself. Education may determine the future generations’ environment and quality of life as well as their success. One of the biggest challenges faced in the education system is the era of globalization. The progress of technology, information and
communication has changed the way students learn. The direction of education systems is now student centered where the students themselves need the independence of learning themse lve s wh ilst be ing critically aware and analytically conscious of the subject information they learn. Standing Co m m it t e e o f R e se ar ch Exch ange o f CIMS A in University of Pelita Harapan has
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taken the initiative to conduct an event that could develop and teach the importance and merits of research. The innovation of information and research of new information would be able to help the students of today expand and correct new and old information allowing for further development of innovative ideas that can contribute to the nation and their quality of life. The event held by the CIMSA members teaches these students to
be able to critically analyze via observation and allow for a development of a conclusion on their own, in hopes of expanding their creative thinking and innovate their way of thinking. Bringing awareness of the importance of research is what SCORE Goes To School aims to achieve. Writer : Benedictus Stefanus Editor : Jean-Rayner K.
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BASIC RESEARCH KNOWLEDGE
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arrack - Basic Research Knowledge is the first and only platform for strong willed people who have the intention to start a research from zero. Barrack provides the most basic research knowledge for beginners to start a research with full motivation and down to earth spirits as we provide connection specialist for helping with the research topic.
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Moreover, BARRACK also collaborate with a medical research community in UPH (SECRET) to provide full support in completing the research based on topic(s) that has been chosen. This event is going to be held annually thus giving chances for everyone who have passion and perseverance to start their own research
incidentally, all participants will receive our long-term support for further research skills from our elearning platform based on YouTube video and SCOREACADEMY application* which can be accessed through appstore or googleplay. As SCOREpublicans, we will never stop trying our best in empowering medical students and improving nation’s health via research and development for the future of health-care and each individual’s quality of life.
Through passion we grow, through experience we learn, through togetherness we make a great team to provide the best experience for everyone in mastering the research skills. Writer : Denny Hartanto
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MOSES RIZKY HARYANTO LORA CIMSA UPH 2016/2017
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Education Workshop, Talk shows and many more.
CORA stands for the Standing Committee on Sexual and Reproductive Health including HIV/AIDS and is one of 6 Standing Committees in CIMSA. SCORA has 5 focus areas that corresponds to the theme and goal of its projects, namely, Comprehensive Sexuality education, Maternal Health, Sexuality & Gender Identity, Gender-based violence and HIV & other STIs. With these focus areas, SCORA is able to launch impactful projects like the World AIDS Day Campaign, International Woman’s Day Campaign, Maternal Health Education, Sex Education to school children, conduct free HIV Screenings in collaboration with other health institutes/ organizations, and many more. Furthermore, SCORA provides many possible chances for its members to further understand the newest discoveries and news related to its focus areas through interactive trainings and workshops such as the Local Peer Education Training, National Peer
It is undeniable that SCORA has a huge role in the control of HIV/ AIDS worldwide, especially in a developing country such as Indonesia. As a non-profit, medical student-powered Stan ding Committee, we are responsible to educate the nation about HIV/ AIDS, its negative stigma that we must eradicate, the prevention we can do and the positive support we have to show for our HIVinfected fellowmen. SCORA has also the opportunity to educate and learn more about the ever concerning issue of sexual abuse both in adults and children, the importance of Maternal Health in pregnancy, and the emerging society of LGBT. What approaches shall we take? It is for us, of SCORA to decide, but as they say, “The only way of fighting AIDS is through prevention and the only way of prevention is through education”. Thank you and God bless.
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WORLD AIDS DAY CAMPAIGN
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he 1st of December is a day dedicated as World AIDS Day. SCORA CIMSA UPH this year has put forth a campaign to remind the public of World AIDS Day with the theme “90 90 90�; by inviting students of Faculty of Medicine in UPH to take a picture with a poster that was created with the theme, and uploading that picture to various social media outlets with a predefined caption; the aim for this campaign is to
increase public awareness of the importance of VCT and its impact to the development of HIV/AIDS. Many students that have participated were very eager to be involved. With groups consisting of 3-5 members they each carried one poster and 1 jar of lollipops. These members toured around the campus inviting staff members and students alike to take a picture whilst explaining
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the contents of the poster. Participants that have taken a picture and uploaded them to Instagram were given a lollipop in exchange for their time. Even then from the initiative of the SCORA members themselves, have made a short video with the theme of this campaign. Writer : Moses Rizky and Valleria Vallencia Editor : Jean-Rayner K.
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CORA local CIMSA University Pelita Harapan is hosting a L o ca l P e e r E du c a t i o n Workshop (LPET) on the 18th of March 2017. This year the theme is centered around HIV/AIDS, Safe Sex, Empathy abd Peer Education. They have invited dr. Bella Yunita, an alumni of SCORA UI and Ulfa Titiswari as the speaker and moderator for the Role Play in the event. The event will start with a lecture on HIV/AIDS as a whole,
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from means of infection till treatment, closely followed by Empathy where they will teach of the correct attitude and ethics towards ODHA which would bring a positive effect against the stigma of society. The lectures then will go through Safe Sex where they will teach that Safe Sex isn't only a means of contraception contrary to popular belief but a way to also prevent infection.
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COPE (Standing Committee on Professional Exchange) functions to f aci lit at e t h e p r o f e s sio n al exchange program, allowing hundreds of medical students from across the world to travel and learn in other countries. In order to accomplish this, SCOPE is divided into two lines of work; to receive incoming medical students from foreign countries, and to send out outgoing students to learn from other countries. When receiving incoming students, SCOPE is responsible for taking care of their needs and overall well-being for the entire duration of their stay; which includes assigning them to their tutor in the hospital, giving them a place to stay, as well as taking them on various social programs. In order to send out their own exchange students, SCOPE holds two main events every year, which are “Around the World” and “Pre-departure
Training”. “Around the World” is an exchange fair held in March, and serves to promote and accept registrations for the professional exchange program. The fair is a sem in ar- style e vent wher e potential outgoing students are able to listen to testimonies from previous outgoing students and ask any questions they may have. The exchange fair is held in cooperation with SCORE. The “Pre-departure Training” is often held in May, and functions to better prepare those who have been accepted for the exchange program, where they are able to learn skills such as basic hospital hygiene, how to start an IV line, and basic minor surgery. The training spans two days, and consists of a series of lectures, small group tutorials, and an OSCE-style exam. Writer : Reza Stevano Editor : Avilia Alexandra
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In different personalities and culture we met. We share laughter, stories, joke and everything we have. Every weekend we decided to hangout around student hostel. We always tried Indonesia food such as satay, fried rice and etc every time we eat! On the third week, we choose to have our Social Program to Tidung, Thousand Island Jakarta. Around 7am, we go by speedboat and arrived at Tidung Island. We had a lot of fun! We play banana boat,
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snorkeling and took some picture under the sea. This social program is not design exclusively just for incoming. It is design for SCOPE UPH member too! We share our life stories. We have bonding time not as friends but as a family. Our 5 incomings are incredibly wonderful. They have adventurous spirit. They take a break from hospital and go travelling to Bandung and Bali. Every time they go to another city, they always keep contact with us. They shared some pictures to us and always said how beautiful is Indonesia.
Indonesia is really amazing and beautiful! They have everything here. You should be proud as Indonesian!
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One month already past and another incoming has come. Got a chance to meet wonderful people again! From different countries such as Italy, Romania,
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Turkey and Croatia, they shared they life together for another 1 month. They are really friendly and nice. Francesca and Mattia from Italy that take neurosurgery department decided to help us in UPH Medicine international event that called 3D Cinema Lecture. They really enjoyed our event and they met lot of Neurosurgeon Professor from around the world. While the other incoming help us at welcoming party of UPH Medicine new students! They are willing to promote CIMSA to the new student. Alessandro (Italy) as one of
representation of incoming speaks gently in front of our new students with UPH Local Coordinator in sharing session. They really did a great job and help us a lot. Like the previous incoming, they have adventurous spirit. On the first week, they go to Istiqlal Mosque, Cathedral Church, Jakarta Museum and Monas. On the second week, we decided to take them to Ancol, Jakarta. We go to Segarra Beach Club to have our leisure time and the next day, early in the morning
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their countries, they said something that all Indonesian should know, “Indonesia is really amazing and beautiful! They have everything here. You should be proud as Indonesian”. Writer : Andrina Addalia
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COPH (Standing Committee on Public Health) was established in 1952 by medical students of International Federation of Medical Student Associations (IFMSA). Its main purpose is to improve society’s vigilance and knowledge of public health and improve medical students’ awareness about public health related issues. For this reason, member of SCOPH should develop skills and knowledge such as organization skills, teamwork, leadership, communication skill, time, and self management. These are significant skills for medical workers although it is not taught formally in schools.
STEFANY TANTO Local Officer on Public Health CIMSA UPH 2016/2017
The scope of SCOPH are health promotion, social and environmental determinants of health, universal health coverage, health in all policies, global health, international health, and public health.
Our core purposes and values include disease prevention within our society, health promotion and education within our society, raising awareness about global public health issues within medical students and our society, advocating for health policies as the voice of worldwide students, developing skills and knowledge of medical students as the future health professionals, working as an international team and collaborating with external public health organizations to use the potential of over one million worldwide medical students.
Main focus of event in SCOPH are tobacco, obesity and diabetes, tuberculosis, malaria, the health of children and adolescents, mental health, and also cancer, alcohol abuse, eye health, blood donation, organ donor, aging, health on trip, remote health, environmental health and SCOPH exchange.
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Our event focused on the lesser known and overweighing impact that this condition bears on a person’s eye health and sight. this disease impact our health? And what can we do to treat it? What can we do to prevent it in the first place? To aid in the CIMSA national movement against this disease, SCOPH CIMSA
hosted the event World Diabetes Day: d’EYESbetes to answer the nation’s questions about diabetes, risk factors, complications and how we can treat and prevent it. The event was held at Puskesmas Jalan Mas and ran from 6.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. It started with a brief health check-up on the 60 participants that
joined, and proceeded with two seminars conducted by Dr. Theo and Dr. Werlinson respectively. The event ended with the giving of a door prize, a healthy sack of red rice. On a high note, with the results of the pre and posttest showing that participants indeed had an improved understanding of the disease. To conclude, not only did the participants have something to take away from the event, but so did the event’s committee; knowledge to against the spur of this disease. Writer : Dennison Laurensius Editor : Pamela Jacub
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up the BMI of the students in SDN Bencongan 2 accompanied by games related to nutrition and a lecture again on educating the students about nutrition. On the final event on the 18th of March 2017, with the same theme of nutrition, there was a sandwich making contest where the students would compete with each other to make a healthy sandwich. Overall the students participated with e ag e r n e ss an d e n t h u sia sm throughout the entire event. Writer: Valleria Vallencia Editor: Jean-Rayner Kuswadi
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JEREMY NATHAN LORP CIMSA UPH 2016/2017
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That’s all you need to know about our national SCORP and now about what we do in SCORP CIMSA UPH. Every year we celebrate our national events that held by all of SCORP in Indonesia. First of all we celebrate International Day of Peace where we can do something important for make peace around us like bonding with another organization to make some project. Second we have international Woman’s Day that celebrate anything about woman, from their appearance until their rights for become a woman and many more like Human Rights Day and Earth Hour
CORP (Standing Committee on Human Right and Peace) is one of six standing committee in CIMSA (Center for Indonesian Medical Students’ Activities) which has a high concern on defending human rights and building peace. SCORP facilitate CIMSA’s members who is eager to know more about the current situation or anything related to human rights and peace issues in Indonesia or another countries. In particular, SCORP paying attention to people classified as refugees, internally displaced people, and vulnerable people, because this is the group whose has their human rights most vulnerable to be violated, especially on their rights to health. SCORP have many different projects in different countries such as Brazil, Armenia, Chile, etc .
We just do lots of fun in SCORP as one family in CIMSA UPH. Writer : Jeremy Nathan
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violence, such as might be occasioned by a temporary ceasefire in a combat zone for humanitarian aid access. The day was first celebrated in 1982, and is kept by many nations, political groups, military groups, and people. In 2013, for the first time, the Day was dedicated by the Secretary-General of the United Nations to peace education, the key preventive means to reduce war sustainably.
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DP In commemorating the international day of peace is SCORP CIMSA UPH held a campaign where people can put their hand prints on the fabric that has been provided. These people come from organizations in the Faculty of Medicine UPH with the aim to strengthen unity among the existing organizations. The number of existing organizations symbolize that even though we are different from the vision and mission but we can still create peace in the
environment around us, namely the Faculty of Medicine UPH. From the campaign we are doing, we want to deliver on all organization that peace can only be done by a soldier or a government but we ourselves can do peace through the things we do every day. That would create a sense of peace among all the people around us. Writer : Jeremy Nathan Editor : Valleria Vallencia
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been possible without the help of five esteemed doctors and their coassistants of whom performed numerous medical assistance for the people. Of the five doctors, two were specialists — one being a pediatrician and the other a dermatologist. The event concluded with the awarding of certificates to the assisting doctors and coassistants. Writer : Gabriela Kirana Editor : Pamela Jacub
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coobydoo which is called pre-Med School is a project that was held two years prior. This year the project has been redone and it aims to expand upon the success of the prior events of this project. Our target this time is high school students of class 10 which consists of 100 students in total. The enthusiasm of
this year’s participants was beyond expectations and those that signed up to the event exceeded a whopping two times over the target totaling up to 200 instead. This year’s event involves a visit to Siloam public Hospital to educate and broaden the horizons of the students and introduce this field of education in a friendly yet comprehensive man64
ner. The students were able to actively inquire of what occurs in the Hospital as well as the highlyanticipated anatomy laboratories in eagerness to learn from a cadaver. Students had the opportunity of covering topics of Diabetes Mellitus which was enthusiastically well received. The lectures from a specialist doctor regarding the Problem Based Learning system allowed the students to take a different perspective in teaching and learning methods which aid in their comprehension of the subjects. The CIMSA members were
hardworking and dedicated throughout the entire event which is reflected from the results of the evaluative surveys done at the end of the event. Amongst the successes there are setbacks which were handled swift and concisely during the event. Overall the Scooby Doo this year succeeded beyond expectations. Editor : Jean-Rayner K.
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Around The World On the 11th of March 2017, SCOPE and SCORE CIMSA UPH hosted an event called Around The World (ATW); which aimed to explain and clarify exchange programmes for the participants. There they also had the opportunity to register for an exchange. During the event SCOPE held a session where a few people that have participated in an exchange programme to share their experiences. Of these people included Starry Nadia who went to Germany and Jenivia who went to Spain. They talked about what they did and where they went in their respective cities and what they could or couldn't
do. They also shared unique and amusing experiences during their exchange. For them the exchange programme is an enjoyable and educational experience in the medical world. During SCORE's session Prof. GeorgrMathew MBBS, MS, MD, FCAMS was the speaker that explained the importance and relation of these exchange programmes. Throughout the entire event, the participants were enthusiastic and asked plenty of questions. Writer : Valleria Vallencia Editor : Jean-Rayner Kuswadi
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uesday, 24th of January, the MCC team of CIMSA, had the chance to interview one of the faculty’s distinguished doctor and lecturer, Dr. dr. Allen Widysanto, Sp.P, CTTS. This is a translated text of the interview, in which we talked about the experience working with CIMSA, the impressions towards CIMSA, the messages, and hopes future developments of CIMSA.
First Question : How many pr oject s h ave yo u b ee n collaborating with CIMSA, and since when have you been doing itu? dr. Allen : I can’t count precisely how many times I did, but I think I have been collaborating with CIMSA for about 4 times, in which 2 were “GEBROK”, and the other 2 were a counceling 70
project at the Community Health Centre. I recall the project was about 4 to 5 years ago.
merokok" "oh iya bagus, bagus! Sudah, pakai aja (namanya) (Yeah that’s great, use that!)", and after that she arranged everything, until the moment where we had to prepare enough financial support to provide drugs, losenges, and patches, in which it is not sold in Indonesia at all, and from that moment I admit that all the people who have joined in this event are serious, enthusiastic, about their job, that they were willing to go to Singapore, to buy the drugs, and able to bring it here to Indonesia and I really respect their effort. I realized and saw that students, who have joined CIMSA are stu dents t hat have high commitment, and this trait is a very good asset for future prospects to be a competent doctor.
Second Question : Could you share some of your experience working with CIMSA? dr. Allen : My first experience with CIMSA is that I was blown away how great they are. They are creative, compete, and discipline in working and they are punctual, so in my opinion they are professional. In which when they do your job they work from the start until the finish. So they do their work seriously, and their professionalism gives us the obligatory for doctors to adapt how I present ourselves and give our best also, so that we do not disappoint and “don’t let them down”, who has such high hopes and spirit for the event. Especially in GEBROK, at first I only gave the idea of the event, and the name “GEBROK” itself came from merry (senior CIMSA member), who at that time was the first project officer of this event. She said, "Dokter, bagaimana kalau kita pake gebrok (Hey doc, what if we name the event as GEBROK?)" and the name seems to be more applicable and acceptable for teenagers, and so I asked back "apa itu GEBROK? (what is GEBROK?)" "Gerakan berhenti
Third Question: Did you had fun cooperating with CIMSA? dr. Allen : Yes I had! It was very fun! The funny thing about it is that the members of CIMSA can produce so many ideas that were more creative, that we didn’t even thought about it. One day they came to me and said "dok kita ini bikin film (doc, we made a film)", and I asked 71
back "film apa?(what film?)" and they showed me the film and the film is truly a result and product from CIMSA, and the film was very good! After that they uploaded it to YouTube, and for me that is amazing how they are able to utilize social media in a positive manner. At that time they made a drama film about med school, and they made It in a very artistic way, in which they paid attention in every aspect of making the film, from the choreography, the lighting and the editing. This showed me that CIMSA is serious in what they do and don’t fool around about it. I’m proud of CIMSA hahahahaha!
Dr. dr. Allen Widysanto, Sp.P, CTTS
student. And the fact that they take advantage an organization, as a place for maturation, where they could grow and mature, and at the end it will support their profession as a doctor. I hope they could keep it that way! Don’t let too much work in o r g an i z a t i o n c a u s e y o u r medschool go to disaster. Remember, the main objective here is to study and graduate, becoming a doctor on time! Now, UKMPPD (Ujian Kompetensi Mahasiswa Profesi Dokter) is put into your study time, and you must remember that you have a time frame in your study, if you surpass that; you should know that Drop Out is possible, and this is official.
Fourth Question : What are your expectation for CIMSA members? dr. Allen : I expect that members of CIMSA keep developing their positive characteristics, not only in CIMSA but also in every aspect of your life, that we have to be commit, discipline, professional, keep developing, creative, and all of these are the aspect that you have to develop in every moment in your life. And more over, I am proud of the members of CIMSA because they are able to manage time between being a organizer and a
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What I meant in good health is not only physically, but also spiritually healthy. My true wish for CIMSA is that CIMSA must be able to create one project or event that can make an influence to the world; an event that can become a pioneer of a huge movement that could change world health. I believe, after seeing their amazing creativity, CIMSA UPH can produce something that can be noted by the world, a movement that will be known as
Although you have finished all your rotation, but failed your UKMPPD until 7 times, Drop Out is plausible. So, be careful! Don’t lose your focus in your med school because that is our hope for students, to graduate and become a great doctor. I believe CIMSA is an organization that supports your career very much and also shapes your attitude, identity, and personality in becoming a good doctor. I also want to remind members of CIMSA, to take care of their health! Don’t let businesses in both fields consumes you to the point you forgot get proper sleep and proper meal. The most important thing is good health must be maintained, because with good health you can do anything.
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I believe, after seeing CIMSA’s members amazing creativity, CIMSA UPH can produce something that can be noted by the world!
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“This was pioneered by CIMSA UPH Students”. That is what I hope from CIMSA. Amin Hahahaha
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Fifth Question : in your opinion, which are the programs of CIMSA that has given an impact on society, and what more can we improve?
advertising is human, not paper; especially on giving advice and life lessons. For instance, the mentors in the program GEBROK are already equipped with knowledge that can be useful in their future medical practice. You might not see it now, but indirectly it’s already useful for your family and friends when they ask you about medical questions. You can already tell them what you’ve learned in medical school. What we hope from these
dr. Allen: I myself hold the principle of “It’s better to do small things rather than nothing at all”. I believe that no matter how small a doing is, there must be a tiny bit of impact, be it only 5 to 10%. If you’re able to be impactful on someone, that someone can spread that same impact to many other people. I also believe that the best form of
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programs is to touch their hearts so that they can realize and stop their habit of smoking. We should understand that it’s really not easy to stop smoking immediately, and that is why we need a follow-up program. CIMSA should come up with a way to evaluate these postGEBROK subjects to maintain their behavior of quitting smoking cigarettes. There might be a few who slipped back to their old habit of smoking that we still have to observe in another program. This program benefits both subjects and mentors. Even if there’s no behavioral change yet, at least there’s an addition of knowledge which can lead to that. Behavioral change is expected to be maintained, however CIMSA haven’t co n du cte d t h is sur ve y o f maintenance yet. We collected the data of who stopped smoking, but not who stay quit and why they’re tempted to go back to smoking. If only CIMSA can conduct a program with a bigger population; like all high schools from Tangerang, the publication can reach a bigger audience like through international journals. This is why a detailed database is needed. A project without database can never be published; thus less impactful. I
think all CIMSA programs have to be published so that it can be heard by public in the future. It might be a big effort, but I think it’ll be great as it’s not that difficult anymore to reach the international world through social media.
Sixth Question : In your opinion, what can be improved from CIMSA UPH’s vision and mission? On the vision part, it’s better if an achievement year is added. A vision is something we desire; which may be a dream, but we need to target on what year do we want to achieve it. After setting a time target, we have to set the stepping stone, steps we have to accomplish to achieve the vision. Therefore, CIMSA projects have to be focused. A vision doesn’t need too broad but it has to big and meaningful, and all projects have to be focused on achieving this vision. By focusing on achieving one vision, projects can be planned and organized better. Writer : Andy William Editor : Felicia Frite
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ACHIEVEMENT 2013-2014 Organizing Committee of Thalassemia Project CIMSA — Rotary Best Project 3rd Period : Career Day (SCOME)
2014-2015 Best Project Presentation MMU 2015 : Career Day 2015 (SCOME) SCORP Top 5 Best Project 2014-2015 : Wheel & Walk UPH
2015-2016 Best CIMSA Local on Development 2015/2016
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Favorite Project 3rd Period 2015/2016 BLEND UPH Nominee of Best Project 3rd Period 2015/2016 Top Local 1st Period 2015/2016 Top Local 3rd Perod 2015/2016 Piagam BLEND Yayasan Difabel Mandiri Indonesia (YMDI) Top 3 Best Local SCOPE 2015/2016 LOME Karunia 2014 2015/2016
LORA Resza (2014) 2015/2016 Best UPH Scorangers 2015/2016 Moses(2015) Best SCORPions of the Period 2016—Leonie 2014
2016-2017 GEBROK Project Fair October Meeting 2016
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s a member of CIMSA, we all have equal chances to work in a national position to enhance our experiences with new people from universities around us. Here are the people from CIMSA UPH who worked their way up to the national team, and these are their stories.
students from France, Italy, Croatia, Egypt, Portugal, and many more! and make friends with them. All and all, the hard work was worth it and joining CIMSA is one of the best decisions I’ve ever made.
KARINA TERRY Vice National Exchange Officer for External Affairs Being a member of CIMSA UPH and a part of SCOPE National team has taught me many things that I can’t receive while sitting in the classroom and listening to the lectures. Not only did it teach me how to make meaningful projects and serve the community, but it also allows me to befriend many medical students, which is not limited to the students in my campus, or students all around Indonesia, but medical students from all over the world It gives me opportunities to meet the medical
KEVINDA Vice National Officer on Research Exchange for External Affairs
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The first time I heard about CIMSA was in orientation day. I was interested in joining because CIMSA provided it's member with the opportunity to have medical student exchange to other countries. I was fortunate enough to get a chance to go to brazil for my research exchange. It was surely the highlight of my medical student experience. Besides the exchange, i also got to work as a trainer in my local and as a VNE SCORE in the
NATHANIA RAPHAELI National Public Health Officer Ever wonder how a medical student can create impacts towards health? For me, CIMSA offers the opportunities to experience community-oriented projects that address global health issues and to expand our network with medical students from all around the world. As the National Public Health Officer of Indonesia, CIMSA gave
me the chance to speak and to engage with governmental and other health organizations as well as our international affiliate -IFMSA -- and together, we collaborate to make sustainable activities towards public health issues through local projects. In summary, CIMSA is the best thing that ever happened to me in medical school.
national team. CIMSA enhanced my experience in organizational skills. Overall CIMSA gave me with an experience of a lifetime. Thank you CIMSA!
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f you search for “The Best Countries for Medical Schools” on Google, you’ll find Germany in every top 5 or at least top 10 lists showed by trusted surveys; alongside USA and UK. Germany captured my attention because of its reputation among Indonesian people for its medical education. Unlike Indonesia where students had to pay expensive costs to study medicine, Germany provides students free, high quality education. Besides, as a medical student with an obsession of football and have been a fan of Germany National Team since so long, going to Germany would be a dream come true.
incomings at the time, me and another student from Spain, Enric. I did my clerkship in the biggest and only hospital in the city, named Universitatsklinikum Giessen und Marburg GmbH (UKGM). I asked for Orthopedic Surgery department in the first place but the BVMD Local Exchange Officer said they did not accept student who can not talk and understand German language, so I was placed in Neurosurgery Department which was my third choice. Every day, I came to work from 7 am until 4 pm. I was assigned to dr. Vollger, a stern but kind – hearted person. Most of the time, I spent my time in the Operating Theatre, sometimes Outpatient Department (OPD) and Intensive Care Unit (ICU) when there was no surgery. I made friends with the residents, nurses, and cleaning service but was not able to talk a lot with the patients because most of them were in comatose condition. The residents and nurses were willing to teach and help me with things I haven’t used to do like scrubbing, setting IV
I was placed in Marburg by BVMD, a small city one-hour away from Frankfurt by train. I was greeted with warmth as soon as I was arrived by both the BVMD committee and my flat mates. The accommodation was also very excellent. I lived in a flat located 10 minutes away from Marburg’s main train station. In addition, I got a monthly Marburg bus ticket for free, plus 200 euro as pocket money from the BVMD Committee. There were only 2 82
line, doing tracheostomy, and many more. Lucky me the neurosurgeons let me assisted
the surgeries for 4 or 5 times, and it was the best experience that I could possibly enjoy.
At first, I thought it will be difficult to pass the whole month without a friend to share my activities with, especially in the hospital. Surprisingly, I ended up fine. I survived and lived every moment in Marburg joyfully. I took home many great lessons for medicine and for life. Instead of feeling lonely, I chose to feel happy and explored the city by myself. Here’s what I learned from my experience: happiness depends on yourself, not your surroundings. Editor: Kelly
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