Category: Pelatihan

jadwal Konas IAKMI 2013

HARI 1:

PEMBUKAAN KONGRES NASIONAL IAKMI KE-12

HARI I	Kamis , 5 September 2013
07.00 – 08.15	Pendaftaran Ulang
08.15 – 08.25	Pembukaan ; Lagu Indonesia Raya ; Lagu Hymne IAKMI
08.25 – 08.30	Laporan Panitia Pelaksana	Dr. dr. Hyron Fernandez, MKes	Ketua Pengurus Daerah IAKMI NTT
08.30 – 08.40	Sambutan 1	Bambang Wispriyono, PhD	Direktur Eksekutif AIPTKMI
08.40 – 08.50	Sambutan 2	dr. Adang Bachtiar, MPH, ScD	Ketua Umum IAKMI Pusat
08.50 – 09.00	Sambutan 3	Bapak Frans Lebu Raya	Gubernur Nusa Tenggara Timur
09.00 – 09.30	Key-Note Speech 1 Politik Membangun Kesehatan Bangsa (sekaligus membuka resmi Konas IAKMI ke-12)	dr. Nafsiah Mboi, SpA, MPH	Menteri Kesehatan RI
09.30 – 09.35	Pembacaan Deklarasi Politik Profesi Kesehatan Masyarakat untuk Membangun Kesehatan Bangsa
09.35 – 09.45	Hiburan Tarian Daerah
09.45 – 09.55	Rehat Kopi
09.55 – 10.25	Key-Note Speech 2 Revitalisasi Arah Pembangunan Menuju Sumber Daya Manusia Indonesia Berkualitas	Prof. dr. Fasli Jalal, SpGK, PhD	Kepala Badan Kependudukan dan Keluarga Berencana RI
10.25 – 10.30	Penandatanganan MoU antara IAKMI dan BKKBN
10.30 – 11.00	Key-Note Speech 3 Politik Kemandirian Masyarakat untuk Membangun Kesehatan Bangsa	Bapak Jusuf Kalla	Tokoh Bangsa
Plenary 1 : Politik & Kesehatan Bangsa
11.00 – 11.20	Pembangunan Ekonomi vs Pembangunan Kesehatan (Role of Public Health)	Prof. dr. Ascobat Gani, MPH, DrPH	Dewan Penasehat IAKMI Pusat
11.20 – 11.40	Sistem Sentralisasi vs Desentralisasi untuk Pembangunan Kesehatan Bangsa	Prof. dr. Laksono Trisnantoro, PhD	Ketua Jaringan Kebijakan Kesehatan Indonesia
11.40 – 12.00	Peran Legislatif dalam Membangun Kesehatan Bangsa	dr. Soemarjati Arjoso, SKM	Komisi VIII DPR-RI
12.20 – 12.40	Policy Option Gizi KIA	dr. Adang Bachtiar, MPH, ScD	Ketua Umum IAKMI Pusat
12.40 – 13.00	Diskusi / Tanya-Jawab	Dr. ArumAtmawikarta, MPH	Sekretariat MDG Nasional / Moderator
13.00 – 13.45	Istirahat
Plenary 2 : Universal Health Coverage
14.45 – 15.05	Kesiapan Sistem Pelayanan Kesehatan Indonesia dalam Pelaksanaan UHC 2014	Prof. dr. Budi Sampurna, SH, DFM, Sp.F(K), Sp. KP	Staf ahli Menteri Kesehatan RI Bidang Mediko legal
15.05 – 15.25	Dimana Posisi Upaya Preventif dan Promotif dalam UHC?	Drg. Fajri Adinur, MM	Direktur Pelayanan PT ASKES Persero
15.25 – 15.45	Seberapa “Universal” kah UHC Indonesia ?	Dedi Supratman, SKM, MKM	Sekjen IAKMI Pusat / Staf Ahli DPR-RI
15.45 – 16.15	Diskusi / Tanya-Jawab	Dr. dr. Hyron Fernandez, MKes	Ketua IAKMI NTT / Moderator
16.15 – 16.25	Rehat Kopi
16.25 – 16.55	Key-Note Speech 6	Prof. Dr. Jon Adams	University of Technology Sydney / Public Health Association of Australia / NORPHCAM
16.55 – 17.00	Penandatanganan MoU antara IAKMI dan PHAA – Network of Researchers in the Public Health of Complementary and Alternative Medicine
Plenary 3 : Tradkom dalam Pelayanan Kesehatan Modern			Sidang Organisasi IAKMI *Roll* Call Pengda IAKMI *Penyampaian LPJ* (Ruang B)
17.00 – 17.20	Peran Pemerintah dalam Pengembangan Pelayanan Kesehatan Tradisional, Alternatif & Komplementer (Tradkom) di Indonesia	Dr. dr. Trihono, M.Sc
17.20 – 17.40	Mengangkat Kesehatan tradisional sebagai jati diri bangsa	Indah Yuning Prapti, SKM, M.Kes (Kepala Balai besar Penelitian dan Pengembangan Tanaman Obat dan Obat Tradisional Tawangmangu)
17.40 – 18.00	Arah Pengembangan Kebijakan dan Regulasi Terkait Obat Tradisional	Dra. Maura LindaSitanggang, Ph.D (DirjenBinfar danAlkes Kemenkes RI)
18.00 – 18.30	Diskusi / Tanya-Jawab	dr. Agustin Kusumayati, MPH, PhD (Ketua BK Tradkom IAKMI/Moderator)
18.30 – 20.00	Istirahat / Makan Malam bersama Bapak Gubernur NTT
20.00 – 23.00	Sidang Organisasi IAKMI – *Sidang Komisi (AD ART, Kode Etik)* (Hotel Kristal)

Modul 4B. Menyusun Policy Brief

Modul 4B. Menyusun Policy Brief (29 Juli – 2 Agustus 2013)

Deskripsi

Sebagai sebuah dokumen yang berdiri sendiri (stand-alone), maka policy brief bukan saja harus meyakinkan tetapi juga harus menarik. Ingatlah bahwa policy brief kita bukanlah satu-satunya dokumen yang dibaca oleh target audiens kita. Pengambil kebijakan khususnya memiliki begitu banyak dokumen yang dibaca setiap hari. Oleh karena itu, sama seperti bentuk komunikasi lain, yang penting bukan hanya apa yang disampaikan tetapi caranya hal itu disampaikan. Modul ini akan membahas secara ringkas apa yang dapat kita lakukan dalam menyusun policy brief yang menarik.

Tujuan pembelajaran

Setelah membaca modul ini, peserta diharapkan dapat :

Mendisain penyajian policy brief secara menarik.
Memfinalisasi draft policy brief.

Isi Modul

Setelah kita menulis draft policy brief pada tahap sebelumnya, maka kini saatnya untuk mendisain agar penyajian policy brief kita lebih menarik.

Pertama, perhatikan judul yang kita tulis. Ingat: Singkat dan pilihan kata yang cerdas adalah kunci dari judul yang baik. Judul yang panjang yang secara lengkap menjelaskan topik namun membosankan akan membuat pembaca bingung dan tidak akan menguntungkan siapapun. Sama buruknya, judul yang terlalu pendek akan gagal mengidentifikasi topik atau arah penelitian secara akurat. Jika perlu, bagilah judul ke dalam dua bagian: Judul utama dan anak judul.

Tips: Judul dapat menggunakan kata kerja (bersifat lebih dinamis) atau menggunakan kata Tanya (bersifat menggugah rasa ingin tahu).

Ke-dua, pikirkan beberapa variasi disain yang dapat membuat tampilan policy brief bukan hanya lebih menarik namun juga informatif. Kita dapat melakukannya dengan menambahkan hal berikut:

Gunakan sidebar. Sidebar merupakan bagian yang ditulis pada sisi tulisan utama di dalam policy brief. Bentuknya biasanya berupa sebuah narasi di dalam box. Narasi ini singkat namun memberi informasi tambahan, misalnya mengenai suatu ilustrasi atau studi kasus yang sangat menonjol. Dapat pula menyajikan contoh aksi yang dilakukan di Negara/propinsi/kabupaten lain yang merupakan success story. Atau, sebaliknya, sidebar juga dapat berupa narasi mengenai kegagalan dari kebijakan saat ini. Contoh penggunaan sidebar dapat dilihat pada contoh policy brief di bahan belajar kali ini.
Gunakan callout. Callout merupakan satu kalimat yang sangat kuat, sangat persuasive, sangat assertive yang ingin kita tonjolkan. Kalimat tersebut dapat saja berupa kesimpulan dari paragraf yang ada di dalam tulisan utama policy brief. Atau, seringkali, callout merupakan kutipan langsung dari narasumber. Ingat, bahwa callout hanya akan efektif bila kalimat yang digunakan sangat kuat. Callout biasanya ditempatkan di margin tulisan utama, biasanya dicetak dengan font yang lebih besar dari font yang digunakan oleh tulisan utama.
Gunakan bulleted list. Bulleted list ini tepat digunakan khususnya untuk bagian rekomendasi dimana kita dapat meringkas rekomendasi dalam step-by-step aksi yang perlu dilakukan

Ke-tiga, pikirkan cara untuk menyatakan argumentasi kita melalui visual, yaitu menggunakan grafik, foto dan sebagainya. Dibandingkan dengan penggunaan tabel, menggunakan grafik biasanya lebih menarik dan lebih jelas bagi pembaca. Foto yang tepat juga merupakan visual yang kuat. Jangan lupa gunakan caption (untuk foto) dan judul (untuk grafik) yang singkat tetapi jelas.

Terakhir, lakukan pemeriksaan terakhir sebelum mem-finalisasi draft policy brief. Hal-hal yang dapat anda lakukan, adalah:

Bacalah sekilas policy brief anda, dan tanyakan: apa yang paling menonjol dari policy brief ini? Adakah sesuatu yang dapat dilakukan untuk membuatnya lebih baik?
Minta seorang rekan anda untuk membaca policy brief tersebut. Apa komentarnya? Apakah menurutnya policy brief ini sudah jelas? Jika belum, bagian mana yang kurang jelas? Ingat, policy brief anda harus dapat bercerita untuk anda. Jika masih ada yang pembaca yang merasa kurang jelas, maka kemungkinan policy brief anda belum bercerita untuk anda.
Periksa sekali lagi apakah anda sudah menghindari sedapat mungkin penggunaan jargon.
Periksa sekali lagi apakah anda membatasi penggunaan statistik hanya pada yang benar-benar penting saja.
Periksa sekali lagi argument yang anda gunakan, apakah dapat bertahan (defensible) menghadapi counter-argument?
Periksa sekali lagi untuk menghindari kemungkinan salah cetak (proof-reading)

Dengan melakukan hal-hal ini, maka policy brief akan dapat menjadi dokumen yang direferensi oleh pembacanya, bukan hanya karena isinya yang berbobot dan berbasis bukti, namun karena pembaca terkesan pada apa yang dibacanya.

Kegiatan pembelajaran

Kirimkan policy brief anda yang telah diperbaiki sesuai saran perbaikan yang diberikan, dengan dilengkapi callout dan/atau sidebar dan/atau bulleted list, jika perlu, dengan menyisipkan pula grafik dan/atau foto yang sesuai. Pastikan bahwa tampilan judul, batang tubuh dan keseluruhan policy brief dalam bentuk yang menarik, rapi dan informative tetapi tidak cluttered.

Harap kirim ke [email protected] selambat-lambatnya pada tanggal 2 Agustus 2013.

Bahan Belajar

Toolkit for researcher: How to Write a Policy Brief

Contoh Policy Brief

Struktur Kongres

Silahkan mengikuti reportase beberapa sesi yang diikuti oleh Tim UGM dalam bentuk reportase.
Bagian yang ingin membaca seluruh abstrak dapat klik di bagian bawah Tabel Struktur dan akan link ke website International Health Economics Association.

Selamat mengikuti

STRUKTUR KONGRES

Sabtu 6 Juli	Minggu 7 Juli	Senin 8 Juli	Selasa 9 Juli	Rabu 10 juli
Registrasi	Registrasi	Pengantar Reportase	Pengantar Reportase	Pengantar Reportase
Pra-Kongress Symposia	Sesi Pra-Kongres 1	Reportase Sesi 1.1 Laporan Sesi: Bringing Evidence to Decision-Makers Reportase Sesi 1.2 Session Title: Value For Money (Vfm) In Women’s And Children’s Health	Reportase Sesi 6 Laporan Sesi: The Impact of Out-of-Pocket Expenditures on Access to Essential MNCH Services in Bangladesh and Opportunities for Improving Coverage: Evidence from the ADB RETA-6515 Study	Reportase Sesi 10 Session Tittle: Physician-patient interaction in the pharmaceutical market
	Rehat	Rehat	Rehat	Rehat
	Diskusi Pra-kongres 1	Reportase Sesi 2.1 Laporan sesi: Alternative Mechanisms for Improving Access to Health Care Services: Experiences from Developing Countries of the World Reportase Sesi 2.2 Session Title: Physician Payment	Reportase Sesi 7 Session: Conceptualizing and Measuring Progress to Universal Health Coverage Goals	Reportase Sesi 11 Session Tittle: Risky Behaviors and Human Capital
		Waktu Pindah	Waktu Pindah	Waktu Pindah
		Reportase Sesi 3 Laporan sesi: Government Financing for Health Care	Reportase Sesi 8 Session Title: Delivering Aid for Health Reportase Sesi 8.2 Session : Socio-Economics and Health	Organized Session
	Makan Siang	Makan Siang	Makan Siang	Makan Siang
	Sesi Pra-Kongres 2	Reportase Sesi 4 Session Title: Projecting Expenditure	Pleno Siang 1 Panel Session Title: Single-Payer Systems in a Multi-Payer World: Is There a Role for Parallel Private Finance? Pleno Siang 2 Seminar Panel: Personalized Medicine, Orphan Disease Drugs and the Future of Health Economics Pleno Siang 3 Session: “Health System Efficiency : What Can Health Economists Contribute?	Reportase Sesi 12 Session Tittle: Health Insurance Market in Developing Countries
	Rehat	Rehat	Rehat	Rehat
	Diskusi Pra-Kongres 2	Reportase Sesi 5 Laporan Sesi: Role of Universal Coverage in Maternal Care	Reportase Sesi 9 Session Tittle: Economic of Prevention	Reportase Sesi 13 Session Tittle: Health Utilizations
	Rehat	Waktu Pindah	Waktu Pindah	Waktu Pindah
	Pleno Pembukaan 9th World Congress on Health Economics: Celebrating Health Economics	Concurrent Session	Pleno	Laporan Post Congress International Meeting: Global Network for Health Equity (GNHE)

iHEA 2013

NO	Sesi		Keyword
NO	Kode	Judul	Keyword
151	Bayside Auditorium B	Estimating the Effect of Disruptive Technologies and Policies in the US Healthcare Market	Economics evaluations and methods; Private sector in universal health coverage era;
152	Bayside Auditorium A	The Effect of Migration on Health, Health Insurance, and Health Behaviors	Non communicable diseases, tobacco and nutrition; Equity and equality
153	Bayside Terrace	Affordable Care Act Policies to Expand Coverage: Evidence Public Sector, Employer-Sponsored, and Individual and Small Group Markets	Health care policy; Health care reform; Universal health coverage
154	Bayside 103	An Evolutionary Tale of Five Preference-Weighted Health State Utility Measures	Economic evaluation and methods
155	Bayside 104	Advances in Discrete Choice Experiments among National Policy Makers: Eliciting Equity-Efficiency Preferences in Health	Discrete Choice Experiments; Health providers and patient choice
156	Bayside 204A	Methodological Challenges for Estimating Health Service Delivery Costs in Low-Income Settings	Service delivery, access and healthcare utilization; Economics evaluations and methods; Costs of care
157	Bayside 204B	Physician-Patient Interaction in the Pharmaceutical Market	Pharmaceutical and subtances; Patient behavior and behavioral economics
158	Bayside 102	Financial Incentives in Health: Evidence from India’s Janani Suraksha Yojana	Health financing; Quality of care; Service delivery, access and healthcare utilization; Maternal and child health
159	Bayside 105	Does Price Discrimination have a Place in Pharmaceutical Pricing in Developing Countries?	Pharmaceutical and subtances; Economic evaluations and methods
160	Bayside 109	Economics of Cannabis Use	Pharmaceutical and subtances; Economic evaluations and methods
161	Bayside 201	Pricing, Promotion and Obesity: Implications for Taxation and Regulatory Policies	Non communicable diseases, tobacco and nutrition;
162	Bayside 202	The Costs and Provision of ART Care Across Three Developing Countries	Quality of care; Costs of care
163	Bayside 203	Analysing Unexplained Variations in Performance to Increase the Efficiency of Health Care: Case Studies from the ECHO Project	Economic evaluations and methods; Quality of care
164	Bayside 106	Measuring Universal Health Coverage: Health Service Utilization and the Financial Burden of Health Payments in Asia	Universal health coverage; Service delivery, access and health care utilization; Health financing
165	Bayside 101	India: Quality, Accountability, and Financing Reform	Quality of care
166	Bayside Auditorium B	The Origins of Health Economics: Some Reflections on Early Contributors to Health Economic Thought	Economics evaluations and methods; Equity and equility
167	Bayside Auditorium A	Health Equity and Financial Protection in Asia Impacts of Health Insurance Reform in Four Countries	Equity and equality; Health financing; Maternal and child health; Universal health coverage
168	Bayside Terrace	Use of Discrete Choice Experiments to Elicit End-of-Life Health Care Attitudes and Preferences	Discrete Choice Experiments
169	Bayside 103	Networks in Health Economics	Economic evaluations and methods; Private sector in universal health coverage era; Health policy
170	Bayside 104	Breaking the Addiction to Adoption in Health Economics: Perspectives from Australia, Scotland, Canada and England	Quality of care; Health care reform
171	Bayside 204A	Guidelines for Choosing the Appropriate Technique for Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis in Health Care	Health policy
172	Bayside 204B	Physician Incentives: Evidence from East Asia	Health professions; Patient behavior and behavioral economics
173	Bayside 102	The Broader Economic Impact of Vaccination in Low and Middle Income Countries: Fiscal Space Related Issues	Communicable diseases, HIV/AIDS, and vaccines; Health financing
174	Bayside 105	Coverage, Value, and Sustainability of Micro Health Insurance on the Indian Subcontinent	Universal health coverage; Service delivery, access and health care utilization
175	Bayside 109	Incentives for Safe Sex: Evaluating Economic Incentives as a Prevention Strategy for HIV and other Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs)	Communicable diseases, HIV/AIDS, and vaccines; Economics evaluations and methods
176	Bayside 201	Dental Health Economics	Service delivery, access and healthcare utilization; Economics evaluations and methods; Health financing
177	Bayside 202	Efficiency Measurement Incorporating Quality: Exploring New Methodological Approaches	Quality of care; Health care reform
178	Bayside 203	Analytical Advancements in Measuring Development Assistance for Health	Health policy; Health financing
179	Bayside 106	Risky Behaviors and Human Capital	Impact of health status; Mental health and elderly health issues; Pharmaceutical and subtances;
180	Bayside 101	What Can Myanmar Learn from its Neighbours as it Starts its Journey to Achieve Universal Health Coverage?	Universalh health coverage; Health financing
181	Bayside Auditorium B	What is the Impact of Health Status	Impact of health status
182	Bayside Auditorium A	What Affects Access to Care	Service delivery, access, and health care utilization; Patient behavior and behavioral economics; Equity and equality
183	Bayside Terrace	Economic Evaluation of Screening	Economic evaluations and methods; Costs of care
184	Bayside 103	Health Status & Methodology	Impact of health status; Mental health and elderly health issues
185	Bayside 104	Access to Care	Service delivery, access and health care utilization; Health providers and patient choice; Universal Health Coverage; Equity and equality
186	Bayside 204A	Allied and Informal Health Providers	Health professions; Health providers and patient choices; Quality of care; Maternal and child health
187	Bayside 204B	Impact of Technology	Quality of care
188	Bayside 102	Economic Evaluation of Programmes II	Economic evaluations and methods; Costs of care
189	Bayside 105	Equity & Inequality Issues	Equity and equility; Universal health coverage
190	Bayside 109	Health Insurance for the Poor	Universal health coverage; Health financing; Equity and equality
191	Bayside 201	Universal Health Care	Universal health care; Equity and equality
192	Bayside 202	Issues in Hospitals	Hospital and hospital management; Health care reform; Quality of care
193	Bayside 203	Issues in Drug Costing	Pharmaceutical and subtances; Health policy; Economics evaluations and methods
194	Bayside 106	Utilization	Cost of care; Quality of care; Service delivery, access and health care utilization;
195	Bayside 101	Economics of Smoking	Non-communicable disease, tobacco and nutrition; Economic evaluation and methods
196	Bayside Auditorium B	Hospital Payments	Hospital and hospital management; Economic evaluations and methods; Quality of care
197	Bayside Auditorium A	Physician Supply	Health professions; Health policy
198	Bayside Terrace	Economic Burden of Illness	Non-communicable disease, tobacco and nutrition; Economic evaluation and methods
199	Bayside 103	Prescribing Behaviour	Health professions; Pharmeceutical and subtances; Costs of care
200	Bayside 104	The Impact of Out-of-Pocket Payments	Economic evaluations and methods; Equity and equality; Health financing
201	Bayside 204A	Effect of Health Expenditure	Health care financing; Service delivery, access and health care utilization
202	Bayside 204B	Cost of Health Care	Costs of care
203	Bayside 102	Issues in Tele-Health	Health policy; Health reform; Economic evaluations and methods
204	Bayside 105	Economics of Obesity II	Non-communicable disease, tobacco and nutrition; Economic evaluation and methods
205	Bayside 109	Health Care Reform	Health care refrom
206	Bayside 201	Improving Hospital Care	Hospital and hospital management; Quality of care
207	Bayside 203	Immunization Economics	Economics evaluation and methods; Service delivery, access, and health care utilization; Non-communicable disease, tobacco, and nutrition
208	Bayside 106	Policy Intervention	Cost of care; Health policy
209	Bayside 101	Treatment Compliance	Cost of care
210	Bayside Auditorium B	Applications of Willingness-To-Pay	Patient behavior and behavioral economics; Health providers and patient choice
211	Bayside Auditorium A	Insurance in Developing Markets	Universal health coverage; Service delivery, access, and health care utilization
212	Bayside Terrace	Taxation Policy	Economic evaluations and methods
213	Bayside 103	Early Child Health	Maternal and child health; Economic evaluations and methods
214	Bayside 104	Paying Doctors	Health financing
215	Bayside 204A	Assessing Health Status	Economic evaluations and methods
216	Bayside 204B	Issues in Out-of-Pocket Payments	Health financing; Health policy
217	Bayside 102	Assessing Prevention Programs	Economic evaluation; Quality of care; Health provider and patient choice
218	Bayside 105	Subsidizing Insurance	Service delivery, access and health care utilization; Health providers and patient choice
219	Bayside 109	What Affects Health II	Health status impact; Equity and equality
220	Bayside 201	Economic Evaluation II	Discrete choice experiments; Economic evaluations and methods
221	Bayside 202	Health Care Utilization	Service delivery, access and health care utilization; Maternal and child health
222	Bayside 203	Public Health Policy	Health policy; Health reform; Costs of care
223	Bayside 106	Provider Issues	Health providers and patient choice; Health professions
224	Bayside 101	Methodological Issues	Economic evaluations and methods; Health policy
225	TBA	ePoster Session	Non-communicable diseases, HIV/AIDS, and vacciness; Economic evaluations and methods; Cost of care; Health professions; Discrete choice experiments; Mental health and elderly health issues; Pharmaceutical and subtances; Health policy