Our actions and goals
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Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages
Universitas Indonesia (UI) demonstrates a tangible commitment to improving health and well-being through strategic collaborations with health institutions at various levels throughout 2024, ranging from internally on campus, national, to international.
Local Collaboration
Within the campus, faculties such as the Faculty of Engineering (FT) prioritize the healthcare for the UI community. From August 6–8, 2024, FTUI collaborated with the Universitas Indonesia Hospital (RSUI) to hold the 2024 Medical Check-Up for 535 lecturers, administrative staff, and support staff. Comprehensive examinations, ranging from general physicals, eye exams, EKG, abdominal ultrasound, to laboratory analysis for cholesterol, HbA1c, and others, were conducted to ensure the optimal health condition of the entire academic community. This initiative affirms that UI promotes research and teaching as well as prioritizes internal well-being as a foundation for performance.
National Collaboration
On a broader scale, UI strengthened our partnership with the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Indonesia in the implementation of smoke-free areas. UI serves as a model university in supporting public health, integrating education, policy, and campus activities to create a healthier environment.
International Collaboration
UI also stepped onto the global stage in terms of collaborations in health through various strategic moves. One such effort is through RSUI establishing collaboration with South Korean technology companies, namely Kakao Healthcare Corp and Waycen Healthcare Corp, to build Artificial Intelligence (AI)-based health services. This initiative is aimed at improving the efficiency of medical services, medical education, and clinical research in Indonesia.
Furthermore, the Faculty of Public Health at UI is also exploring cooperation with the Universidade da Paz, Timor Leste, in developing postgraduate programs in public health and medicine. This step demonstrates UI’s vision to expand our network and health impact to the regional level.
With this series of collaborations across the campus environment, national policy, and international networks, Universitas Indonesia reinforces our position as an institution that focuses not only on teaching and research, but also on tangible impact on public health and well-being.
Makara Satellite Clinic Universitas Indonesia
Makara Satellite Clinic is a primary care clinic located within Universitas Indonesia, dedicated to address health problems, i.e., injuries, illnesses, and chronic ailments. The health care professional team consists of family and general practitioners, general dentists, psychologists, nurses, and other health personnel. The clinic provides comprehensive medical service, such as consultations for disease prevention physical examinations, diagnostic tests, prescriptions, and tailored treatment plans. Makara Satellite Clinic offers comprehensive healthcare services specifically designed for the health and well-being of pregnant women, mothers, infants, and young children, with a particular focus on Maternal and Child Health (Kesehatan Ibu dan Anak/KIA). The reproductive health service aims to cover both male and female reproductive health.
In addition, the clinic provides a counseling program aimed at promoting safe sex behaviors. The clinic also has a partnership with Indonesia’s national health insurance (BPJS Kesehatan) and a network of midwives (Bidan Jejaring), allowing patients to give birth for free. Makara Satellite Clinic implements a surveillance program for assessing sexual risk behaviors, which is integrated into the freshmen medical examination. These services are available to both Universitas Indonesia students and staff as well as the general public, who can conveniently access a wide range of medical consultations, examinations, and treatments by registering through the DT Care application, which can be downloaded from the Play Store or App Store, ensuring an easy, efficient, and well-coordinated process for receiving the care they need.
Teen Information and Counseling Center (PIK-R) Rumah Panda FKM UI
Pusat Informasi dan Konseling Remaja (PIK‑R) Rumah Panda FKM UI is a student‑run institutional body within the Faculty of Public Health (FKM) of Universitas Indonesia. It serves as a center for information and counseling that educates and advocates on reproductive health issues for the FKM Universitas Indonesia community, the wider Universitas Indonesia community, and the general public.
As a center for information and teen counseling, Rumah Panda functions as peer educators who deliver age‑appropriate reproductive health education; peer counselors who provide confidential, empathetic peer counseling on reproductive and related concerns; and a discussion forum for reproductive health topics and intersecting issues such as gender equality and sexual violence.
In addition to educational posts on social media, Rumah Panda maintains a free online library of reproductive‑health resources and offers complimentary peer‑counseling services. Resources provided by Rumah Panda include annually updated guide books on sexual and reproductive health, studies on sexual and reproductive health issues by Rumah Panda, peer counseling training materials, as well as study guides for FKM students.
