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All sessions will be conducted in Indonesian, except for those that involve overseas speaker which will be conducted in English.
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All sessions will be conducted in Indonesian, except for those that involve overseas speaker which will be conducted in English.
Indonesia as one of the most populous country in the world has been facing double burden health problems. In addition to this, there has been an issue in area of infertility. This becomes a major concern due to the rates and the real numbers of Indonesians affected as well as the cultural importance of childlessness among Indonesian families. Infertility can be caused by female factors, male factors or both. Based on the data collected from Indonesia’s Demographic Health Survey in 2002, the WHO has estimated that the female infertility rate (both primary and secondary infertility) to be 22.3% of married women between the ages of 15 and 45. In Indonesia, the most conservative rates is between 10% and 15% of the reproductive aged population. Therefore, since there are approximately 39.8 million Indonesian women of childbearing age, there will be around 4 million women experiencing infertility. Infertility affects men and women equally. Male factor infertility is involved in approximately 50% of infertile couples, and in 30% of the cases, an abnormality is discovered solely in the man. Unfortunately, only very limited number of reproductive couples experiencing infertility have accessed proper health facilities. One of the strategies to increase the health service access for infertility is to improve the referral system for infertility care and strengthening the links between general practitioners and infertility providers. Medical students as future general practitioners therefore should understand the basics of infertility management and recognise their future role in infertility management.
This one day course aims to enable participants to recognise the magnitude of infertility problems in Indonesia, to decribe basic principles of subfertility, to recognise the role of general practitioners in subfertility management and to describe the cultural, psychological and caring issues in subfertility management.
After attending this live educational course, participants will be able to:
EXCEMED designed this programme in partnership with Faculty of Medicine Universitas Indonesia.
Legend: L : Lecture (interactive Lectures); WG : Working group (case studies;group discussion; problem solving; role play; video session)
Friday, 17 April 2015 - General practitioners
Saturday, 18 April 2015 - Medical students
Participants will be submitted to an evaluation during the whole meeting.
09.00 Introduction by local faculty member: B. Wiweko (Indonesia) and Vice Dean
Moderator: A. Pradipta (Indonesia)
09.15 L1: Female infertility: causes and diagnosis, prevention and treatment
B. Wiweko (Indonesia)
10.45 Coffee break
11.15 L2: Male infertility: causes and diagnosis, prevention and treatment
B. Wiweko (Indonesia)
11.50 WG1: Human infertility assessment
B. Wiweko (Indonesia)
12.50 Lunch break
Moderator: A. Pradipta (Indonesia)
14.00 L3: Protocols and procedures for infertility treatments- treatment guidelines
K. Bühler (Germany)
14.35 L4: Quality management of subfertility: recent development and referral system
S. Kashyap (Canada)
15.10 WG2: Human infertility healthcare
K. Bühler (Germany); S. Kashyap (Canada);
B. Wiweko (Indonesia)
16.10 Coffee break
16.30 L5: Social dimension of women infertility and psychological and caring aspects related to subfertility management
S.D. Elvira (Indonesia)
17.05 WG3: Social dimension of women infertility and psychological and caring aspects related to subfertility management
S.D. Elvira (Indonesia)
17.35 Summary and closing remarks
B. Wiweko (Indonesia)
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Programme Manager: Chloé Xilinas
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Specialist Medical Advisors: Cindy Argento & Maria Giulia Minasi
EXCEMED is a Swiss Foundation with headquarters in 14, Rue du Rhône, 1204 Geneva, Switzerland
Klaus Bühler
Centre for Gynaecology, Endocrinology
and Reproductive Medicine
Ulm and Stuttgart, Germany
Sylvia D. Elvira
Faculty of Medicine Universitas Indonesia
Department of Psychiatry
Jakarta, Indonesia
Sonya Kashyap
Genesis Fertility Centre
Vancouver, Canada
Ariel Pradipta
Faculty of Medicine Universitas Indonesia
Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology
Jakarta, Indonesia
Budi Wiweko
Faculty of Medicine Universitas Indonesia
Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology
Jakarta, Indonesia