TOMOHON – RSUD Anugerah Tomohon segera melakukan penambahan tempat tidur di ruangan isolasi.

Hal ini dilakukan guna mengantisipasi terus terjadinya adanya penambahan pasien terkonfirmasi positif.

Direktur RSUD Anugerah Tomohon melalui Kabid Tata Usaha RSUD Anugerah Tomohon mengatakan, sampai saat ini daya tampung ruang isolasi bisa sampai 24 tempat tidur.

MOJOKERTO – Kenaikkan pasien positif Covid-19 yang dirawat di rumah sakit umum daerah (RSUD) Profesor Doktor Soekandar Mojosari, Kabupaten Mojokerto terus bertambah.

Akibatnya ruangan isolasi rumah sakit over load. Pihak rumah sakit terpaksa menggunakan ruangan lain untuk pasien Covid-19.

Jakarta – Kementerian Pekerjaan Umum dan Perumahan Rakyat (PUPR) mengungkapkan Rumah Sakit Akademik UGM yang menjadi RS rujukan penanganan Covid-19 menggunakan teknologi smart system.

“Untuk ruang isolasi menggunakan teknologi smart system sejalan dengan Era Industri 4.0. Ruang isolasi tersebut dapat dimonitor dan dikontrol secara langsung maupun jarak jauh (web based) dan pelaksanaannya mengacu pada standar Kementerian Kesehatan dan standar internasional,” kata Direktur Jenderal (Dirjen) Cipta Karya Kementerian PUPR Danis H. Sumadilaga dalam keterangan tertulis yang diterima di Jakarta, Selasa, 9 Juni 2020.

Makassar – Masih tingginya angka kasus positif virus Corona (COVID-19) di Sulawesi Selatan (Sulsel) membuat pemerintah ingin segera membangun rumah sakit khusus COVID-19 di Kota Makassar. Hal ini agar pasien kronis lainnya tetap terlayani dengan baik.

“Ingat pasien penyakit kronis lain tetap harus dilayani. Pasien jantung, diabetes, stroke, TBC, ibu hamil, anak dan lain-lain tetap harus jalan dan aman,” ujar juru bicara pemerintah untuk penanganan COVID-19 Achmad Yurianto saat dimintai konfirmasi wartawan, Selasa (9/6/2020).

Jakarta – Pemerintah meresmikan operasional Rumah Sakit (RS) Akademik Universitas Gajah Mada (UGM). Bangunan ini sudah rampung 100% dan siap dipakai sebagai RS rujukan penanganan COVID-19 di Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta.

Sebelum diresmikan, proyek ini sempat mangkrak selama 10 tahun. Berdasarkan data Kementerian Pekerjaan Umum dan Perumahan Rakyat (PUPR), proyek ini sempat terhenti pada tahun 2010 dengan progres saat itu masih 75%.

Pekerjaan lanjutan penyelesaian RS Akademik UGM dilaksanakan sejak 20 April 2020. Kini RS tersebut bisa digunakan sepenuhnya setelah seremonial peresmian yang berlangsung virtual, Senin (8/6/20).

KUDUS – RSUD dr Loekmono Hadi Kudus telah siap melakukan tes swab secara mandiri.

‎Bantuan alat kesehatan, real time polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) dari Djarum Foundation tersebut diserahkan di Ruang Laboratorium Bio Molekuler pada hari Senin (8/6/2020).

Plt Bupati Kudus, HM Hartopo mengatakan, kepemilikan alat RT-PCR itu diharapkan dapat memeriksa hasil swab pasien covid-19 tidak perlu menunggu lama.

Jika sebelumnya sampel swab tersebut harus dikirimkan ke Semarang atau Salatiga dan hasilnya keluar tiga hari setelahnya.

PARINGIN – Ruang isolasi di RSUD Balangan sudah siap digunakan untuk menangani pasien Covid 19. Saat ini semua fasilitas ruangan sudah terpasang termasuk kesiapan tenaga medis dan obat obatan.

Kepala Dinas Kesehatan Kabupaten Balangan, Erwan mega, membenarkan sudah siapnya ruangan isolasi di RSUD Balangan tersebut.

“Bangunan ruang isolasi serta fasilitasnya sudah siap dipakai , fasilitas tempat tidur, meja, kursi dan pengatur sirkulasi udara telah dipasang, dan lagi nantinya pasien yang disolasi akan dapat makan 3 kalu sehari,” sebut kadis yang juga juru Bicara Gugus Covid -19 Kabupaten Balangan ini, Jum’at (5/6/2020)

Pinrang – Tenaga kontrak dan tenaga sukarela RSUD Lasinrang, Pinrang, Sulawesi Selatan, yang sempat dirumahkan kini telah bekerja kembali. 120 orang tenaga kontrak dan tenaga sukarela RSUD itu kembali beraktivitas mulai hari ini.

“Alhamdulillah, semuanya bisa kembali bertugas seiring kondisi keuangan rumah sakit yang juga mulai membaik,” ujar Direktur RSUD Lasinrang Kabupaten Pinrang, dr H Moh Inwan Ahsan, Jumat (5/6/2020).

Webinar

Stunting Intervention in Indonesia: Leaving no child behind by 2030, Can We ?

In the Context of COVID-19 Pandemic

Community of Practice for Health Equity

June 18, 2020

 Preface

Stunting is widely known as impairment of growth clinically shown through the short stature of a child compare to his age.  Stunting is measured by a height-for-age z-score of more than 2 standard deviations below the World Health Organization (WHO) Child Growth Standards median. Child stunting can happen in the first 1000 days after conception and is related to many factors, including socioeconomic status, dietary intake, infections, maternal nutritional status,  micronutrient deficiencies,  environment and  inadequate psychosocial stimulation a child receives during development period. Child stunting also has a higher risk of suffering from chronic illness in his adult life. In fact, stunting and other form of malnutrition estimated to contribute to the reduction in 2-3% of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) annually.  Therefore, the diagnosis and intervention are crucial during the first 1000 days of life.

Despite robust economic growth, more than one in three Indonesian children under five or around 9 million  suffered from chronic malnutrition according to the result of Basic Health Reseach (Riskesdas) 2018. This number is very high compared with other countries and according to WHO standard is categorized very high. In fact, Indonesia has the fifth largets number of stunting children in the world.  As a lower middle income country with significant percentage of population fall to lower socioeconomic group, there are many families in rural area within the country that lack of  knowledge, access as well as facilities to prevent stunting. Tackling stunting in Indonesia require not only identifying the technical intervention that could be used to prevent and cure the disease, but also it is necessary for the government and private organization to work together to support such intervention overcoming the socioeconomic barrier that many families, especially those that live in rural area faced in Indonesia. The new 2017-2021 National Strategy to Accelerate Stunting Prevention (StraNas Stunting) aims to reduce these high stunting rates across Indonesia through better coordination and aligning incentives across national, regional, and local government. It plans to use resources efficiently for the highest burden areas and scale up successful interventions.

 Nevertheless, this COVID-19 pandemic will make possilbe for increasing number of stunted children in Indonesia.   It could be predicted that the target on reducing stunting to 14 percent is difficult to achieve.   Posyandu is no longer operate in this pandemic time and health workers in the puskesmas are also impacted of COVID-19.   In this time, it is feared that the national program for reducing stunting and tackling malnutrition cannot be carried out properly. On the other hand, the issue of refocusing programs fund can be reduced for the implementation of national stunting programs.  An emergency response can be completed within few months, but post-pandemic handling can be long-lasting and is directly related to economic recovery.  The longer the treatment, the greater the negative impact on the nutritional status of children and pregnant women.  Preparation and during the new normal are also a special concern related to stunting.

The webinar will discuss the intervention that could be done within the first 1000 days of life. Such interventions will be divided into two categories;  nutrition  specific intervention that address immediate and some intermediate casues of malnutrition; and nutrition sensitive intervention of other sectors that incorporate nutrition objectives which involve improving the condition of a community as a whole to solve the problem. Those interventions will be discussed through three standpoints in this webinar; 1000 Days Fund, a NGO with mission to end stunting in Indonesia; UNICEF, the role the organization in supporting Indonesia government reduce stunting; and lastly the the government of Indonesia strategy in addressing and preventing stunting in Indonesia, which is delivered by Tim Nasional Percepatan Penanggulangan Kemiskinan (TNP2K).

Purpose

1. Understanding stunting intervention including in rural area setting.
2. Understanding the government strategy in addressing and reducing stunting in the context of COVID-19 pandemic.
3. Discussing innovative solution and contribution to reduce stunting for social responsibility and equity.
4. Promote virtual discussion forum for equity practitioners (Community of Practice for Health Equity).

Day and date    : Thursday, 18^th June 2020

Time                   : 10.00 – 11.30 AM (GMT+7)

Phone                : 62 274 549425

Link Webinar                   : https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/5730055777358873103

Webinar ID                      : 517-070-779

 Targeted Audience 

1. Ministry of Health.
2. Provincial and District Health Officers.
3. Non Governmental Organization focusing in health.
4. Lecturers.
5. Students.
6. Researchers.
7. Health equity practitioners.

Resource Persons 

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