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There are 149 Indonesian nurses joined a provisioning before joined competency test as a requirement for working in Japan. Sending some nurses to Japan is Indonesia Japan Economic Partnership Agreement Program ( IJEPA ) which started in 2008. This year is the third generation with 200 nurses quota. They will attend seven selection steps, they are competency test, psycho test that will be held by Board of Indonesian Worker Protection and Placement (BNP2TKI), interview, aptitude test, Medical Check Up and Japanese Training which will be held for 2 months in Indonesia and 4 months in Japan.
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Midwife in village can approach an integrity service in pregnancy checking, screening to malaria and treatment in remote area and malaria endemic. Therefore midwife has a big role in controlling malaria especially occurred on pregnant woman, said DG of Disease Control and Environmental Health, Ministry of Health, Prof. Dr. Tjandra Yoga Aditama, in opening of Malaria International Meeting (MIP) or (Malaria in Pregnancy) at Bali, on February 24, 2010. MIP working group is a group of some experts which are malaria endemic country in the world such as Africa Region, Asia Pacific Region.
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“I clearly support RI initiative to establish WHO Collaborating Centre Influenza in Indonesia, and will give aid to realize it,” said WHO Director General, Dr. Margaret Chan, in her meeting with Health Minister of RI, dr. Endang Rahayu Sedyaningsih, MPH, Dr. PH broke through WHO 126th Executive Board in Geneva, Swiss on January 18, 2010.
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13 September 2009, Jakarta – Indonesian Health Minister Dr. dr. Siti Fadilah Supari, Sp.Jp(K) will meet with U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius in Washington DC and will leave today for the U.S. to discuss a new health partnership framework aimed at forming a public health and biomedical research centre.
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Research and Development Agency of Department of Health reported 58 new positive cases of Influenza A H1N1, consists of 36 male and 22 female. The cases occured in 9 provinces: Bali (2 cases), Banten (8 cases), DKI Jakarta (4 cases), East Java (16 cases), West Kalimantan (1 cases), South Kalimantan (10 cases), East Kalimantan (4 cases), Lampung (12 cases), Riau (1 cases) dan West Nusa Tenggara (1 cases), said Prof. dr. Agus Purwadianto, SH, Sp.FK., Head of Research and Development Agency of Department of Health today.
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New positive cases of H1N1 on 2 August 2009 numbers 41 persons consists of 17 male and 24 female. The cases occured in 11 provinces: Bali (3 cases), Banten (4 cases), DKI Jakarta (8 cases), Central Java (2 cases), East Java (1 case), South Kalimantan (1 case), Central Kalimantan (3 cases), Lampung (16 cases), Riau (1 case), South Sulawesi (1 case) and North Sulawesi (1 case). Of the total new cases, 36 of them are Indonesians while 5 others are expatriates, moreover 37 of the patients have no travelling record abroad while 3 persons have travelling record abroad (to U.S.) and 1 person’s record has not been clarified.
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Minister of Health of RI, Dr. dr. Siti Fadilah Supari, Sp JP (K) held a dialogue with many students of Junior and Senior High School of Adzkia Islamic School Ciputat on Tuesday, June 30, 2009. Adzkia Islamic School is a school led by Daarut Tauhid Foundation belong to K.H Abdullah Gymnastiar.
In that chance, Siti Fadilah told about her experience when she was a child until she is a Minister of Health now. She told that she never had an ambition to be a minister at all. When she was a child, she really want to be a mining engineer and went to school in Bandung Technology Institute. She has an ambition to explore an amazing Indonesia's earth richness to be a blessing for Indonesian people. Yet, her father wanted her to be a doctor. Due to her love and loyalty to her parents, she was accepted in Medical Faculty of Gajah Mada University.
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