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Friday, February 02, 2007

OVERSEAS EMPLOYMENT FOR INDONESIAN NURSES

REQUIREMENTS:
* AKPER graduate (Indonesian Nursing Academy)
* Two (2) years experience in big hospital (Minimum Class C hospital)
* Fluent in English (Minimum TOEFL 500)
* Shortlisted candidates will be interviewed in Bandung.

Please send your CV and recent photograph to:
email: kadar@bdg.centrin.net.id
postal service: World Health for Indonesia (WHI), Jl. Setiabudi No. 369A, Bandung. Phone: 022-2002239, Fax: 022-2018493

If you don’t fulfill the requirements, WHI offers 5 months course for NCLEX-RN preparation combined with English skill or 4 months course for Nurse Assistant.

SEND THIS MESSAGE TO YOUR FRIENDS. THANK YOU.

Thursday, January 25, 2007

Clean Water for North Jakarta, Indonesia


Kompas Newspaper (1/25/07): Institute Technology of Bandung and Indonesian Medical Association donated 1 (one) unit of water treatment plant, micro-hydraulics technology (Patent pending No. P00200600645) to be located in Papango Lake for 100-150 household of poor people surounding the lake (Capacity of WTP 1 liter/second). Water quality of Papango Lake is bad and will be treated by this WTP and produce drinkable water (Standard: WHO and Indonesian Ministry of Health). Congratulation!
More information regarding the WTP Micro-hydraulics technology please contact me: kadar@bdg.centrin.net.id

Sunday, January 21, 2007

World Health for Indonesia (WHI)

World Health for Indonesia (WHI), a not-for profit organization in Bandung, Indonesia offers international standard courses for nurses. Nurses will learn to think like an ER nurse, assess like an ICU nurse, organise like a Med-Surg nurse, connect like a psych nurse and implement like an expert.
Further information, please contact: Dr. Kadarsyah, kadar@bdg.centrin.net.id
COURSES & MODULES
1. St John Emergency Medicine and First Aid Training
2. Senior First Aid (SFA) Course
3. Occupational First Aid (OFA) Course
4. Registered Nurse (RN) Licensure for International Nurses (NCLEX-RN) Preparation
5. English Practise.
6. Courses available for midwives:
a. Maternal Health: Nutrition for healthy pregnancy
b. Neonatal Nursing: Anterior abdominal wall defects
c. Pediatric Nursing: Attention deficit/Hyperactivity disorder (AD/HD); Autism, Asperger's syndrome and perpasive development disorder (PDD); Cardiovascular anatomy and physiology; Comfort theory; Substance abuse; Type 2 diabetes in youth; Whooping cough (Bordetella pertusis)
7. Nursing modules:
a. Cardiovascular assessment
b. Pulmonary interventions
c. Interpreting the data
d. Interventions that decrease complications
e. Critical care skills
f. Understanding hemodynamics
g. Heart
h. Fluids and electrolytes
i. Neurological patients
j. Multisystem dysfunction
k. Central venous catheters
l. ABG analysis.
m. Rhythm strip interpretation
n. Mechanical ventilation
o. EKG changes
p. Shock management
q. Chest drainage
r. Hemodynamic waveforms
s. ICU (end of life)
t. Central line care
u. Pacemakers and AICDs
v. Pressure ulcers
w. Gastric decontamination
8. Advanced Nursing Modules:
a. Managing nursing emergencies
b. Expert assessment
c. Time management
d. Psych Nursing
e. Implement like an expert
f. The basic for interns

Thursday, January 18, 2007

Artificial Aquifer in Bandung, Indonesia


Kompas Newspaper (1/18/2007, page C): The Indonesian Water Resource Research Center built artificial aquifer as a pilot project in East Banjaran Village, Bandung, Indonesia. The artificial aquifer is sufficient for 415 households. It will prevent people from lack of clean water in dry season. BRAVO!

Saturday, January 13, 2007

Permata Hati Community Care Program & Stichting ONS


On January 11, 2007, I visited Banda Aceh and met Posyandu's cadres and joined their activities. On behalf of Permata Hati Community Care Program & Stichting ONS, I gave the donation to Head of Cempaka Village, Banda Aceh (right) for their Posyandu's revitalization: books, desks, chairs, weighing for kids, additional/nutricious food, training packaged for their Posyandu's cadres and others.

Activities in Posyandu, Cempaka Banda Aceh


There were many activities during Posyandu session in Cempaka Village, Banda Aceh: Weighing childer, checking growth and development, reporting, education, giving food, immunization, playing amongst kids, chatting/meeting each others.
15 revitalization of Posyandu is under Permata Hati Care Program supported by Stichting ONS, Nijmegen, Holland.

Priceless Investment


Dr. Marzuki with one of the kids in Posyandu Cempaka Village (total 154). Revitalization of Posyandus are a real priceless investment for Aceh future.

Cadres Posyandu, Cempaka Village, Banda Aceh


Permata Hati Hospital Community Care Program, supported by Stichting ONS, revitalized of 15 Posyandu by donating:
Desks, chairs, food for children, training cadres, books, weighings, ambulance, medical doctor.

Dr. Safrizal, Permata Hati Community Care Doctor


Dr. Safrizal, left, a young dedicated doctor now is working for Permata Hati Community Care Program. He is responsible for 15 revitalized Posyandus in Banda Aceh.

Stichting ONS: Posyandu, Cempaka Village, Banda Aceh


On January 11, 2006, we (Dr. Marzuki, Dr. Safrizal-Permata Hati Community Care Doctor and me) visited Posyandu (Health Post for Children under Five) in Cempaka Village, Lamtemen Timur, Banda Aceh.
Village data:
Population: 3,941
Household: 312
Infant: 55
Underfive children: 154
Pregnant women: 28
Postpartum: 3
Reproductive women: 112
Cadres: 10
Stichting ONS, Nijmegen, Holland supports 15 revitalization of Posyandu Activities in Banda Aceh. Activities: growth and development of underfive year children & infant, pregnant women, immunization, food addition, health education, trains cadres, ambulance, medical doctor.

Sunday, January 07, 2007

Australia Hospital Exposure Program

Perdhaki West Java and HCM Excellence organize AUSTRALIA HOSPITAL EXPOSURE PROGRAM (Sydney, Melbourne, Gold Coast) on Feb 25 - March 4, 2007, Cost US$ 2,030 + IDR 1,850,000. Further information, please contact: Mrs. Sunarlin Kartawijaya, Mobile: +62 8122010203

Friday, December 22, 2006

Yayasan Surya Kanti, Bandung helps Yayasan Asyamsi, Banda Aceh


Yayasan Surya Kanti, Bandung helps Yayasan Asyamsi Banda Aceh to establish clinic, referral system, skill, provide equipments and other activities for helping CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS in Aceh.

On July 17, 2006 Dr. Iqbal Ismail, ENT doctor(Chairman of Yayasan Asyamsi) visited Yayasan Surya Kanti and on November 21, 2006, Prof Anna Alisjahbana (Yayasan Surya Kanti, left) and Dr. Siegrun von Loh (third from left) handed over BERA test equipment to Dr. Iqbal Ismail (second from left) and witnessed by myself (far right) in Bandung.

Yayasan Asyamsi Clinic is underconstruction on Jalan Merduati, Banda Aceh, schedulle to be finished on January 2007. Plan International, Banda Aceh plans to support Yayasan Asyamsi. We thank to Yayasan Surya Kanti for their generous support for children with special needs in Aceh by assisting Yayasan Asyamsi, Banda Aceh.

Sunday, December 17, 2006

Your Training Centre in Banda Aceh

Golden Charm Award - Hotel Sepuluh Bandung

Hotel Sepuluh Bandung runs by my family received Golden Charm Award 2006 from Bandung Mayor for the best Yasmin Type Hotel (Small Size Hotel) on December 12, 2006. There are 2 types hotel in Indonesia (Star Hotel and Yasmin Hotel). For 5 star winner is Sheraton Bandung Hotel & Towers.

When you visit Bandung, please stay in Hotel Sepuluh, Jalan Pelajar Pejuang 45 No. 89, Bandung, Tel +62 22 7303097 Fax +62 22 7305187 Email hotel_sepuluh@yahoo.co.id and feel SUNDANESE CHARM & HOSPITALITY.

Wednesday, December 13, 2006

Bandung people vulnerables to DIARRHOEA


The mortality of children under five is 19% due to diarrhea, 54% due to malnutrition.

Only 58% people has access to sewage system in Bandung, Indonesia (Kompas, 12/13/06, page A).

Semarang, 27 Jan 2007. NATIONAL SEMINAR ON MEDICAL BIOTECHNOLOGY

Semarang, 26 Jan 2007. MEDICAL GENETICS COURSE

Tuesday, November 28, 2006

100.000 Indonesian children died annually due to diarrhoea



Kompas Newspaper, Monday, 11/27, page 23: Every year 100,000 Indonesian children died due to diarrhoea (poor sanitation, lack of clean water, malnutrition).