This year, National Action Event was held in Maranatha Christian University - Bandung, from 22th November until 24th November 2019.
On the first day, AMSA-Unhas delegates arrived at Bandung and attended a warm welcoming party at Maranatha Christian University
The next day, our delegates were divided into two activities, where our general delegates join the research talkshow and lectures. They also did a health campaign. While, our academic delegates join the debate session. Then, at night, they attend a farewell party.
On the last day, our general delegates did a social action and our academic delegates join the debate session. After that, they went to city tour at Dusun Bambu. At last, our delegates were sent to the airport. It was an amazing and memorable trip for all of our delegates, thank you Maranatha Christian University for the warm hosting!
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-Melaksanakan kampanye kesehatan menggunakan poster yang berisikan tentang informasi kesehatan sesuai dengan tema yang telah ditentukan.
-Melakukan dokumentasi kampanye kesehatan berupa foto dan video yang diunggah ke media sosial Instagram disertai dengan hashtag slogan setiap kelompok.
-Melaksanakan sekurangnya 2 kali rapat sebelum melaksanakan kampanye kesehatan yang dihadiri oleh seluruh anggota kelompok.
-Setiap anggota kelompok menyelesaikan Job Description yang terdiri atas Ketua, Sekretaris, PJ Acara, PJ Publikasi dan Dokumentasi dan PJ Perlengkapan.
Kelompok 1: Kesehatan Ibu
Kelompok 2: Kesehatan Anak
Kelompok 3: Penyakit Menular (Communicable Disease)
Kelompok 4: Penyakit Tidak Menular (NCD's)
Kelompok 5: Substance Abuse
Kelompok 6: Injuries (Road Traffic Accidents)
Kelompok 7: Sexual and Reproductive
Kelompok 8: Health Coverage
Kelompom 9: Vaksinasi
Kelompok 10: Penyakit oleh bahan kimia berbahaya, polusi dan kontaminasi udara/air
Setelah melalui tahap Project, peserta Open Recruitment AMSA-18 akan mengikuti I-CAMP. Adapun nama peserta yang LULUS tahap seleksi hingga I-CAMP adalah:
27 Oktober 2019
08.00-08.10 MC
08.10-09.00 Multimedia
09.00-09.05 MC
09.05-09.55 Scientific Paper + Poster
09.55-10.10 Ice Breaking
10.10-10.55 Public Speaking + Komunikasi Efektif
10.55-11.00 MC
11.00-11.45 Motivation Letter
11.45-12.45 Istirahat
12.45-12.50 MC
12.50-13.25 Debate
13.25-14.20 Debate Simulation
14.20-14.25 MC
14.25-15.15 Personal Branding
15.15-15.45 Istirahat
15.45-16.45 Global Way of Thinking
16.45-16.50 MC
16.50-17.20 Briefing Project
Kelompok 1
Kelompok 2
Kelompok 3
Kelompok 4
Kelompok 5
Kelompok 6
Kelompok 7
Kelompok 8
Kelompok 9
Kelompok 10
This year's Rapat Kerja Nasional was held on September 06-08, 2019 at Universitas Sriwijaya, Palembang, South Sumatera.
On the first day after arriving at Sultan Mahmud Baharuddin II Airport our delegates headed straight to Griya Agung for a Welcoming Party. They played some games and have dinner together. In the end of Welcoming Party, there was a election of the presidiums for tomorrow's meeting
On the next day, our delegates were taken to Hotel Emilia to attend the meeting. It was opened by the recitation of the meeting's rule and the report from each AMSA-university event project. Then there is also bidding for the Musyawarah Nasional and National Leadership Traing venues. Then a report from Executive Board of AMSA-Indonesia 2019/2020. After that, our delegates were brought back to the hotel to prepare for the farewell party at Kuta Besak Teater Restaurant. There our delegates heard "sharing expert" material from dr. Debbie, alumni of AMSA-Indonesia and Kak Garda Widhi, former Regional Chairperson of AMSA-Indonesia. Then they have dinner and played some games. Besides, they also celebrated the 23rd Anniversary of AMSA-Indonesia. Lastly, our delegates went straight back to the hotel to have a Rapat Tatap Muka (RTM) to discuss about a work progress of the AMSA-Indonesia Executibe Board in more detail.
On the third day, our delegates did a campaign about strokes to the citizens of Palembang at Taman Lambang. After that they went to Pempek Beringin to buy traditional snacks from Palembang. Then they head to the airport using the Palembang LRT train.
We would like to thank Universitas Sriwijaya for hosting us and congratulates AMSA-Unismuh who has chosen as the host for the National Leadership Training (NLT) and AMSA-Universitas Indonesia as the host of the Musyawarah Nasional (MUNAS).
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This year's Event of the Year (EOTY) that AMSA-Unhas annualy holds is themed "Commit to be Fit, Start Now Not Tomorrow." EOTY 2019 was held on Saturday, 4th March 2019, taking place in Kampung Pemulung, at Sekolah Impian Hertasning. There were several events packed in a day full of joy and education.
For instance, we had Mini Health Trivia and Trading Paint to Fruit. The event was meant to introduce healthy food and fruits to children, with hopes that they would grow interest to it and create healthy eating habit, as also stated by Germas, "Consuming fruits and vegetables." Another event that we had was a Health Campaign for the people of Kampung Pemulung to increase awareness of the importance of staying healthy to keep up with their life quality. Not only that, we also held Medical Check Up to keep their health information on track and start early prevention towards diseases. We sincerely hope to be able to help the people of Kampung Pemulung to improve their healthy lifestyle by holding all of these events, as we also hope to create healthy people for our country.
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National Leadership Training 2019 was held in Pelita Harapan University, Jakarta.
The first event was Welcoming Party, where speeches were given by Regional Chairperson Candiate. After a brief break in Dusun Kunjani, delegates played a night game, where they had to solve a mystery riddle.
Second day started with going to a battalion, where delegates were taught how to march and got a chance to ride an army tank. They then went back to university to enhance their knowledge about HIV/AIDS and did some small group discussions. Last event of the day was Farewell Party, where there were presentations about AMSEP, IMSTC and Rakernas bidding, rewards for best universities, and ends with Rapat Tatap Muka (RTM).
Last day opened up with social action in Ancol Beach, starting with zumba, talkshow, campaign with APH National’s theme diabetes #getfitnotsweet to Ancol Beach’s visitors.
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Broken Heart Syndrome, or takotsubo cardiomyopathy (named after the Japanese tako-tsubo pot, an octopus trap which shape resembles that of the heart of patients with this condition), is a reversible cardiomyopathy that is typically preceded by a stressful emotional, physical, or psychological event such as the death of a loved one. For that reason, this condition is also known as acute stress-induced cardiomyopathy.
This disease is a form of acute left ventricular dysfunction characterised by dilatation of the left ventricular apex and adjacent myocardium, with associated left ventricular impairment. The mechanism is poorly understood but may involve noradrenergic coronary vasoconstriction and acute left ventricular outflow obstruction. It is often associated with acute environmental or emotional stress (such as a bereavement) and presents with chest pain, breathlessness and sometimes cardiac failure. It occurs more frequently in women than in men.
In terms of both symptoms and the ECG, the condition mimics acute ST elevation acute coronary syndrome. The diagnosis is usually made at coronary angiography, when CAD is found to be absent or minimal. Echocardiography then shows the characteristic ‘apical ballooning’ of the LV. The dilated apex and narrow outflow of the LV resemble a Japanese octopus trap, or takotsubo.
(A) the x-ray of the left ventricle shows apical ballooning, a reversible abnormality characteristic of takotsubo cardiomyopathy. During systole, the midsection and tip (apex) of the left ventricle balloon out, while the area above, called the base, contracts normally. The shape is similar to that of a tako-tsubo (B), a round-bottomed, narrow-necked vessel used to catch octopuses.
Left ventricular dysfunction usually recovers within 4–5 days, although this can take weeks in some cases. Treatment is with a β-blocker, to prevent arrhythmia, and an ACE inhibitor, to treat left ventricular dysfunction. These drugs are continued only until cardiac function has recovered. It's also important to alleviate any physical or emotional stress that may have played a role in triggering the disorder.
The word "heart" in medical term refers to the muscular, blood-pumping organ. In literature, it could also be defined as something regarded as the center of a person's thoughts and emotions, especially love or compassion. These two definitions are
In medical terms, the word "heart" may refer to the muscular, blood-pumping organ in the human body instead of the metaphorical "center of a person's thoughts and emotions, especially love or compassion." However, our physical and emotional or psychological health are not mutually exclusive. To take good care of our body is to take good care of our mind and well-being.
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References
Kasper, D. L., Fauci, A. S., Hauser, S. L., Longo, D. L. 1., Jameson, J. L., & Loscalzo, J. (2015). Harrison's principles of internal medicine (19th edition.). New York: McGraw Hill Education.
Kelompok 1 = Urogenitalia
Kelompok 2 = Kardiovaskuler
Kelompok 3 = Respirasi
Kelompok 4 = Muskuloskeletal
Kelompok 5 = Gastroenterohepatologi
Kelompok 6 = Neuropsikiatri
Kelompok 7 = Endokrin
Kkelompok 8 = Reproduksi
Kelompok 9 = Pediatri
Kelompok 10 = Tropis
Ferry Sharif
Rahmi Harifuddin
Nurul Fadhiah A.
Erlangga Santosa
Abdul Rahman M.
Aqilla Putri M.V.
Syeila Warsela
Annisa Ramadhanti
Nur Indah Rahmani
Wulansari
Efryan Iswara
Kezia Kurnia
Annisa Manika Muis
Iffat Ikin
Gabriella Putri A.
Muh. Rifky
Elein Datu Seru
Nurul Afiah K.
Afandi Ahmad
Miranda Y.G.
Nurul Mughnii
Kezia Agave
Asyuni Pongtiku
Yemima P.
Nur Afifah Sardi
Nadhilah Farisah
Afifah Rifa
Da’watul Khair
Chairil Wahyu Pratama
Anisyah Putri D.
Siti Aditya Sampir
Difa Apriliani
Inaz Azzahra
Laode M. Irsyad
A. Chaerunnisa
Mitchell Alan M. P
Lilian Stella Pakan
Arifi Jaunary
Nurfadilah
Alami Aliyah
Allia Salsabila
Nurhikmatin
Wahyudi
Ardin Asmiruddin
Andi Jihan N. Haris
Clarissa Tungabdi
Afiq Raihan
Amalia Indah W.
Muh. Yusuf Halim
Adem Pratiwi SM
Andi Hajrin
Ratri Indaswari
Arni Kusnira
Devan Sakka
Andi Nur Syadza G.
Moh. Anfasa Gifari
Milleni P. Tumangla
Cindy Kriwangko
Muhammad Fily A.F.D.
Richard Pinarto
Febrian Cakra
Andi Nadya Halida
Muh. Hanif
Andi Anugerah Sahrang
Nurul Izza S.
Dmytrick Ciputra
Filza Salsabilah
Fitri Febryanti
Alifah Ramadani
Muh. Fajriawan
Alma Satyono
Geofray Boby T.
16 Februari 2019
| Waktu | Nama Kegiatan |
| 08.00-09.00 | Materi Managemen Waktu dalam Berorganisasi |
| 09.01-10.00 | Materi Scientific Paper and Poster |
| 10.01-11.15 | Materi Basic Life Support + Simulasi |
| 11.15-12.00 | Materi Branding |
| 13.01-13.30 | Post Conference Project EAMSC |
| 13.31-14.45 | Materi Multimedia + Simulasi |
| 14.46-15.30 | Materi Public Speaking & Komunikasi Efektif |
| 16.01-17.00 | Materi Motivation Letter |
17 Februari 2019
| Waktu | Nama Kegiatan |
| 08.00-09.30 | Materi Debat + Simulasi |
| 09.31-10.30 | Materi Global Way of Thinking |
| 10.31-10.45 | Post Event Project AMSEP Berlin |
*Dikondisikan
Ferry Sharif
Rahmi Harifuddin
Nurul Fadhiah A.
Erlangga Santosa
Abdul Rahman M.
Aqilla Putri M.V.
Syeila Warsela
Annisa Ramadhanti
Nur Indah Rahmani
Wulansari
Efryan Iswara
Kezia Kurnia
Annisa Manika Muis
Iffat Ikin
Gabriella Putri A.
Muh. Rifky
Elein Datu Seru
Nurul Afiah K.
Afandi Ahmad
Miranda Y.G.
Nurul Mughnii
Kezia Agave
Asyuni Pongtiku
Yemima P.
Nur Afifah Sardi
Septrina Kurniatika
Nadhilah Farisah
Afifah Rifa
Da'watul Khair
Chairil Wahyu Pratama
Anisyah Putri D.
Siti Aditya Sampir
Difa Apriliani
Inaz Azzahra
Laode M. Irsyad
A. Chaerunnisa
Mitchell Alan M. P
Lilian Stella Pakan
Arifi Jaunary
Nurfadilah
Alami Aliyah
Allia Salsabila
Nurhikmatin
Wahyudi
Ardin Asmiruddin
Andi Jihan N. Haris
Clarissa Tungabdi
Afiq Raihan
Amalia Indah W.
Muh. Yusuf Halim
Michael M. Parura
Adem Pratiwi SM
Andi Hajrin
Ratri Indaswari
Arni Kusnira
Devan Sakka
Andi Nur Syadza G.
Moh. Anfasa Gifari
Milleni P. Tumangla
Wulansari
Cindy Kriwangko
Muhammad Fily A.F.D.
Richard Pinarto
Febrian Cakra
Andi Nadya Halida
Muh. Hanif
Andi Anugerah Sahrang
Nurul Izza S.
Dmytrick Ciputra
Filza Salsabilah
Fitri Febryanti
Alifah Ramadani
Muh. Fajriawan
Alma Satyono
Geofray Boby T.
This year’s Indonesian Medical Students’ Training and Competition was held in Tarumanegara University (UNTAR), Jakarta from 24th - 27th of January 2019.
On the 1st day, the event opened with opening speeches in welcoming party.
On the 2nd day, lecture sessions for scientific paper was brought by Indonesian Young Health Professionals’ Society (IYHPS), UNTAR doctors with the topic how to become a doctor, and about national health coverage (BPJS) by the head of BPJS, Jakarta region. After that, smaller training classes were made about scientific poster, public poster, photography, and videography, where delegates can choose which class they want to attend based on their interest. For the evening, a culinary night was held where AMSA-Untar prepared some cuisines and games to strengthen delegates’ bonds.
On the 3rd day, presentations were done for top 10 finalists in scientific paper where there was 1 team from Unhas (Leony Octavia and Indah Nurul) gave their presentation. After that, there were AMSEP presentations, given by Indonesian delegates that went for AMSEP Japan and Berlin. Later in the evening, there’s cultural night where each district present their performance, and district 6 performed dances and choirs, and also booth for unique food from different region. At the end of the night, AMSA-Unhas was announced to be one of the top 3 for Creativity for Community pamphlet competition.
On the 4th day, the day started with sosial action in Ruang Publik Terpadu Ramah Anak (RPTRA) Tomang where there were general health check, community service, and do basic simple workouts with the locals
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The annual EAMSC (East Asian Medical Students' Conference) took place in Thailand this year.
On the 1st day, after arriving and registration in the hotel, we were transported to Twin Tower Hotel Bangkok, where the Opening Party was held. There, we were given many kinds of Thai dish, Mask Dances, Choirs, and many more.
On the 2nd day, we transferred to Phramongkutklao Hospital to have the opening ceremony, AMSA International session, and keynote lectures about Overview of Diabetes & Obesity in Asia, and also Obesity, an Unrecognized Burden. After that, we did a hospital visit, some went to Siriraj Hospital while the others went to King Chulalongkorn Memorial Hospital. At the end of the day, we were taken to Royal Winter Festival, where we could see a lot of Thailand’s history and different kinds of Thai’s fusion and traditional food.
On the 3rd day, after the scientific paper and public poster presentation, we went to see the beautiful Grand Palace and last we went to Siam Niramit Cultural Show, where we were shown different cultures from different regions through art and dances.
On the 4th day, after the white paper and scientific poster presentation, we had a panel discussion about obesity and diabetes, where after that, we had international booth to show other delegates each country’s unique items and characteristics they wanted to highlight. Last but not least, we as teams, went traveling with our Group Moderators, where they showed us markets, malls, and how locals travel.
On the 5th day, we had our community service presentation, followed by closing ceremony. After that, we had some cultural workshop, where we were shown muay thai, thai’s traditional dresses, games, and many more. At the last event, we had our cultural night, where countries showcased each cultural dances.
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National Action Event is an annual national event that AMSA-Unhas has the honor to host this year. With the theme TRIAGE "Trigger Your Action in Emergency Condition," AMSA-Unhas is proud to be the host of the 2018 NAE. The event lasted three terrific days, starting from 16th to 18th November 2018.
First Day - 16th November 2018
As soon as this year's NAE delegates arrived in Makkasar, they went straight to Academic Evaluation as the Winner of PCC EAMSC (Pre-Conference Competition East Asian Medical Students Conference) presented their hard work to the judges at Hassanuddin University. After that, they went to Auditorium RSUH for the special welcoming party organized by the committees.
Second Day - 17th November 2018
On the second day, there were two activities that the delegates were divided into. Some delegates were heading to NRPC presentation at LT.5 FK UH and some were competing at Ruang Molar FKG UH for the debate preliminary round. After finishing the NRPC presentation, the delegates were then divided into 10 groups for the next activity, lecture. The lectures were given by 10 different outstanding lecturers who presented different emergency topics from 10 different departments. After which, the delegates were transferred to Gedung Mulo where hundreds of high school students had been waiting for them. The delegates had the chance to share the knowledge that they had discussed from the lecture to the high school students not only through campaign, but also some case demonstration on how to deal with emergency situation around us.
Having finished both activities, all the delegates were transferred to MaxOne Hotel to get their costumes ready to next attend our dazzling Halloween theme Farewell Party at Rumah Walikota Makassar.
Third Day - 18th November 2018
And finally, last but not least. 18th November was the last day of National Action Event 2018, but AMSA-Unhas still had activities in line for the delegates. Similar to the previous day, there were two activities that the delegates were divided into. Some delegates had the chance to listen to Research Time brought by dr. Firdaus Kasim, MSc at Auditorium RS UH, while the others continued to compete for the debate semifinal round at Ruang Pertemuan Ilmiah Neurology Departement RSP Unhas. Having finished with research time, the delegates continued to learn more from The Social Hour brought by Indonesian Future Leader. To top it all off, having finished with all the previous activities, all the delegates gathered together to watch The Debate Final Round at Auditorium RSUH which ended tremendously.
Congratulation to the winners of the debate competition!
1st: AMSA-Unpad
2nd: AMSA-Undip
Overall best speaker: Ruth Syeela Widianty
The event had finally ended after three terrific days. AMSA-Unhas would like to thank everyone who had participated and helped the success of this event. Hoping all participants learned something valuable and had amazing experiences for them to take home.
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