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Opportunity and Challenge of Implementing the OHDSI System in Indonesia #OHDSISocialShowcase #JoinTheJourney Lead: Dian Tri Wiyanti Team: Daniel C.A. Nugroho, Yudha Eri Saputra, Septi Melisa, Phan Thanh-Phuc, Nguyen Phung-Anh, Jason C. Hsu, Min-Huei Hsu Background: Indonesia, a populous country with diverse ethnicities, has medical faculties like UKDW (Universitas Kristen Duta Wacana) with comprehensive healthcare systems. These faculties have publications utilizing EHR (Electronic Health Record), making them valuable for the OHDSI (Observational Health Data Sciences and Informatics) community. This feasibility study aims to assess OHDSI implementation potential in Indonesia, with UNNES (Universitas Negeri Semarang) providing new perspectives. Despite challenges, a new health faculty presents an opportunity to integrate OHDSI into the curriculum, foster research partnerships, and build a robust data platform. Overcoming barriers requires careful planning, resource allocation, and stakeholder involvement. The study evaluates healthcare readiness, technical requirements, market landscape, and identifies implementation barriers and opportunities. https://lnkd.in/evUVzsC7

The GPA certificate, also known as the PRIMA 3 certificate in Indonesia, stands out for its enormous benefits in the food value chain of agriculture products. 1. Smallholder farmers - The GPA certificate provides farmers with a sense of security, offering easier market access and opening doors to potential partnerships with fast food restaurants or fresh vegetable distributors. These partnerships ensure a stable price for farmers, addressing the issue of fluctuating prices. By securing price stability, farmers can significantly improve theirs prosperity, feeling more secure and stable in the market. 2. Market Player - receive value for money product 3. Consumer - consume healthy food Moreover, the GPA certificate plays a crucial role in promoting a reduction in pesticide usage, fostering a strong sense of environmental responsibility and awareness among all stakeholders in the food value chain. This commitment to environmental responsibility makes us all feel more responsible and committed to sustainable practices. ASEAN GAP, SECURE WORLD WITH BETTER FOOD is the promise and potential of the GPA certificate in the food value chain.

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Around 2030 to 2040, Indonesia is projected to experience a demographic bonus, which presents a strategic opportunity to achieve Golden Indonesia 2045 by accelerating regional development, and creating productive jobs, supported by quality human resources. So, what does “Golden Indonesia 2045” look like from a business perspective? And what is the business outlook for 2024? Watch our discussion with Indonesian Employers’ Association (APINDO) Chairperson, Shinta Kamdani. https://lnkd.in/g7jC8HQk

Receiving positive feedback is always a boost. A delegate shared this following the recent #PSAK117 client gathering held in Indonesia and hosted by our partner Kantor Konsultan Aktuaria I Gde Eka Sarmaja, FSAI dan Rekan. #partnership #feedback #event #actuaries

The Halal industry in Indonesia is experiencing significant growth, contributing to the overall expansion of the country's industrial parks. With 126 areas, 60% in Java, 24.34% in Sumatra, 9.56% in Borneo, and 6.1% in Sulawesi and Eastern Indonesia, the growth continues. Among these, three are dedicated Halal Industrial Parks: 1. Halal Modern Valley in Cikande, Serang, Banten 2. Halal Industrial Park (Safe n Lock) in Sidoarjo 3. Bintan Inti Industrial Estate in Riau Supported by the Ministry of Industry, these parks offer facilities such as halal materials regulation, supply chain facilitation, innovation, inspection agencies, human resources, export development, promotions, and monitoring. The Indonesian government also provides infrastructure, incentives, and ease of investment, working with 107 foreign halal institutions from 40 countries to establish MRA. With mutual trade policies and fiscal incentives, such as import facilities for export purposes (KITE), Indonesia is an attractive destination for foreign investors looking to develop upstream industries and market their products within ASEAN. Read more about Halal economy here https://lnkd.in/eiizhg-t #iBantu #Indonesia #HalalIndustry #IndustrialPark #Investment #Java #Sumatra #Borneo #Sulawesi #HalalEconomy #GlobalHalal #ASEAN #BusinessGrowth #SustainableDevelopment #HalalInvestments

In order to maintain self-relevance to various industry dynamics and aspirations for increasing the maturity of the maritime industry, especially ports, shipping and industrial estates (non-exhaustive), this paper is present as one of the simple references for strengthening and synergy for key actors in order to improve connectivity through the application of organizational ambidexterity and resilience in the integrated port network program. Thank you for the opportunity Pelindo, Mutiara Pelindo and SENTA 24 at ITS (thank you for the honor of being one of the best presenters🤗) which is present as a means of disseminating knowledge, best practices and sharing knowledge between maritime practitioners in Indonesia. Hopefully we can synergize on the next occasion. As one of the largest maritime countries in the world, it is increasingly strong and urgent to synergize between key actors through organizational ambidexterity and resilience. Indonesia is too big a country to be solved alone and as one of the founding fathers of Indonesia said "The ideals of Indonesian unity are not nonsense, but are truly supported by the forces that arise at the roots of our own nation's history." (Mohammad Yamin)

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