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1.Overview of Indonesia 2.Overview of Jakarta 3.Overview of AMSA-Indonesia Overview of Universitas Pembangunan Nasional “Veteran” Jakarta (UPNVJ) 4. 5.Overview of AMSA-UPN 6.Overview of the Programme 7.Rundown 8.Dresscode 9.Helpful Phrases 10.Contact Person Table of Contents Want to know what’s on this book? Do not worry, we got you covered!
People
Climate
Ulos Kebaya
Ngaben Rambu Solo
A A A Geography
A A A Culture
A A A Culture
Soto Betawi Nasi Uduk Gado-Gado A A A Cuisine
Monas Jakarta Cathedral A A A Landmark Istiqlal Mosque
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RS Fatmawati St, Cilandak, South Jakarta 12450
UPN “Veteran” Jakarta
A A Asian Medical Students’ Association-Universitas Pembangunan Nasional “Veteran” Jakarta (AMSA-UPN) is a knowledge-based, nonpolitical, nonsectarian, and nonprofit organisation within the Faculty of Medicine of Universitas Pembangunan Nasional “Veteran” Jakarta. Founded in 2005 by dr. Lady Margaretha Febriany Sirait. AMSA-UPN has become a flourishing selfdevelopment and community-sensitive partner to medical students in this university, championing the philosophies of Knowledge, Action, and Friendship. AMSA-UPN has made tremendous and consistent efforts in awakening members’ thirst for knowledge, fostering competent and capable members to take action, as well as bounding members in friendship and unison to take on future health challenges.
Vice Head of ARC Najla Salsabila Azis Head of ARC Aiman Justisi Bahrin S. Vice Representative of Internal Affairs Alissa Aurelia Vice Head of FnP Faira Marsha Fatima Head of FnP Rania Artanty Rahma H. General Secretary Aufa Saniyyah Abdaah Merdeka S. Vice General Secretary Sabrina Hurriya Dini Vice General Secretary Rahmadinda Nurul F. Vice Head of MnD Fidya Nadine S. P. Head of MnD Amanda Anindytha P. E. Representative Daniel Natanael Supervisor of AMSEP Syafa Indesqia P. I. Supervisor of ARC Dhyani Paramita W. Supervisor of CO Nuzul Karima R. Supervisor of FnP Bernanda Apricya R Supervisor of MnD. Raden Haryo P. C. Supervisor of PnP Sarah Adzkia Advisory Board Alya Roza Lisanti Adzra Annisa Syifa Afifah Mumtaz Mochammad Vicky A. Angga Prawira Supervisory Board Azizah Salsabila M. (Chair) Vice Local Director of AMSEP M. Enggarjati Kusuma Local Director of AMSEP Fitria Zahra Vice Treasurer Ailsa Puspa W. Treasurer Shafinca Marshanda Larasati Vice Head of CO Karol Jozef Head of CO Adhafa Nur Arrokhmah Vice Representative of External Affairs Jihan Sabrina Susilo Vice Head of PnP Fenanda Ahmad Rasya Head of PnP Reyhan Musyaffa Fahmi ● ● ● ● ● C A A PN
The emerald green color embodies healing, renewal, and harmony, restoring health and offering hope to patients in critical conditions. Additionally, its calming and reassuring effect highlights emergency medicine’s role in providing both physical and psychological care. Through both its shape and color, we proudly present EMERALD "Enhancing Emergency Medicine & Acute Life-Saving Development Skills." This initiative is dedicated to expertise, strengthening emergency response, and ultimately, saving more lives across the globe. At the center of our logo stands the Star of Life, symbolizing the core of emergency medical care worldwide. It represents global academic collaboration, driving excellence in emergency response to save more lives across borders. This element reflects our commitment to fostering stronger multinational understanding of emergency medicine, particularly between Indonesia and Taiwan, two nations highly vulnerable to natural disasters within the Pacific Ring of Fire.
The Importance of Emergency Medicine Trauma is a leading cause of death and disability worldwide, making emergency medicine a critical skill set for all healthcare providers. From road accidents to natural disasters, countless lives depend on rapid assessment and intervention. Get to know about BLS & ATLS As medical students, understanding and applying Basic Life Support (BLS) and Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS) are essential. In emergency situations, knowing how to act can mean the difference between life and death. Strengthening trauma systems and raising public awareness about CPR are key priorities in building a robust emergency care system. By enhancing prehospital response, trauma management, and disaster preparedness, emergency medicine ensures a more resilient and responsive healthcare system, capable of handling both everyday emergencies and mass casualties. As medical students, mastering these fundamentals prepares us to make a real, immediate impact wherever and whenever emergency care is needed.
Enhancing knowledge about every essential aspect of emergency and traumas through interactive lectures. This session allows all delegates to dig deeper about related topics and unlock everything they want to know. Lecture After the lecture, delegates from both countries will be given time to bond and discuss problems related in small groups. Here, the implementation from the lecture needs to be applied. The outcome of this session is a poster about emergency codes with everything people can do to save themselves and other patients that will be presented during the social hour. Focus Group Discussion (FGD) and Poster Making
As a complement of all academic aspects, skills training is held to improve the ability to save one’s life. Hereby, all delegates will have skills training related to the topic such as Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) examination, bandaging and splinting method, basic life support and more in order to enhance their skills and ability. Skills materials will be presented on social hour with the students. Due to high demand and interest from both countries in research, the research course and workshop are presented to be part of academic sessions. After discussing things related to research, delegates will have a research workshop to increase their understanding about the materials. Research Course and Workshop Skills Lab Talking about medical school, it feels as if it is not complete enough if we do not take a look at the hospital. Here, we will bring all delegates to explore and have a sneak peak to RSPAD Gatot Subroto and also a visit to Museum Kebangkitan National. Through this activity, delegates can have their ideas about the healthcare system in Indonesia & it’s history. Hospital & Museum Visit
Delegates will contribute to not only students but also teachers and school staff. In order to maintain health, delegates will give vital signs medical checks to each of them. The medical check up includes blood pressure, temperature, respiration rate, and heart rate examination.
An Indonesian wiseman once said, “Do not know means do not love”. So, let us present the faces of Indonesia’s capital city, Jakarta.
A A A City Tour
In tune with the name, Sea World has a strong connection with the marine creatures. It undertakes three missions of education, conservation, and recreation. In order to introduce the underwater lives, Sea World takes care of about 1.300 freshwater biotas. Other than that, it is also a home for 11.500 sea biotas. Visitors can enjoy the performance of two divers feeding the animals in the main tank, the picturesqueness of dugong consuming the seaweed from the divers ’ hands, and kerondong eels fiercely fighting for their meals. For those who are keen on directly interacting with marine biotas can visit the touch pool. Sea World also has a museum that displays many kinds of preserved deep marine such as Coelacanth.
The birth of Jakarta starts here. Holding an essential role in Indonesia and Jakarta ’ s history makes Kota Tua Jakarta never be quiet. Kota Tua Jakarta, or Batavia Lama (Oud Batavia), is a complex consisting of assorted buildings influenced by Dutch architecture that roled as the governmental centre of Jakarta. Each of them have their own history that makes everyone who visits feels like retro time traveling to a long time ago. Nowadays, almost all constructions have switched their functions and are restored into restaurants, museums, or shops which allow visitors to taste the cuisine while enjoying the vibe.
Monas, short for Monumen Nasional or the National Monument, stands as an iconic symbol of Indonesia ' s fight for independence and a prominent landmark in the heart of Jakarta. This monumental obelisk, reaching a height of 137 meters, is situated in Merdeka Square, serving as a historical and cultural focal point for both locals and visitors alike. Monas is not merely an architectural marvel, it is a living testament to Indonesia ' s journey towards independence. The monument' s foundation stone was laid by the country ' s first president, Sukarno, in 1961, and it was officially inaugurated in 1975. The entire structure is laden with symbolism, narrating the struggles, triumphs, and aspirations of the Indonesian people.
C Istiqlal Mosque and Jakarta Cathedral, standing majestically side by side in the heart of Jakarta, embody the spirit of religious harmony and coexistence in Indonesia. These two architectural wonders, each representing a different faith, share a space that symbolizes the nation ' s commitment to diversity and unity. Istiqlal Mosque, the National Mosque of Indonesia, is an awe-inspiring structure that ranks among the largest mosques in Southeast Asia. Adjacent to Istiqlal Mosque stands Jakarta Cathedral, a stunning representation of neo-Gothic architecture. The cathedral’ s twin spires rise elegantly into the sky. Istiqlal Mosque Jakarta Cathedral
The National Museum of Indonesia, formerly known as Museum Gajah, collects about 194.593 Indonesian heritages from prehistoric ages until today. The collections of artifacts, arts, and numismatics lead this museum to be a cite of the centre of cultural research and well known destination for all visitors who wants to dig deeper about Indonesian cultures.
B B B C Kawasan Perkampungan Budaya Betawi is a travel destination that provides the special and authentic vibe of Betawi. Located in Jagakarsa, South Jakarta, this place offers the concepts of Betawi culture to enjoy.
A A A Food Adventure
Gado-gado, a mixture of vegetables, tempeh, tofu, potato, and boiled eggs which is showered with peanut sauce, is one of the most well known Betawinese cuisine. Usually served with crackers, Gado-gado becomes a side dish that is often consumed along with rice or lontong (Indonesian food made by rice that is compacted and folded with banana leaves) Kerak telor, a culinary gem hailing from the bustling streets of Jakarta, is a savory rice omelette that stands as a testament to the city's rich cultural tapestry. This street food delight combines glutinous rice, chicken or duck eggs, shallots, dried shrimp, and a blend of aromatic spices. Cooked to perfection on a hot griddle, kerak telor develops a crispy outer layer, while maintaining a fluffy interior. Kerak telor is more than a snack; it's a crispy, flavorful journey through the vibrant street food culture of Indonesia's capital city.
B Soto Betawi is a typical Betawi, the native tribe of Jakarta, soup made from coconut milk sauce filled with beef or lamb, tomatoes, and potatoes. The mix of the beef or lamb’s tenderness and savory sauce makes it become one of the most wanted dishes in Jakarta. It is served with fried shallots, emping (fried chips made of Gnetum gnemon fruit), lime, cucumber pickles, and chili on the side B Ubiquitously exists in every part of Indonesia, kue basah, or wet cake, becomes one of the most famous desserts. It is rich in variants and sweet in the majority. One type of kue basah is kue pepe, a traditional Betawinese cake. It consists of three colors, maroon on the top and the lower parts are green and white alternately. It is made of sago, coconut milk, and suji leaves which makes it sweet, savory, and aromatic at the same time. Kue pepe symbolizes a companionship that always sticks together and never breaks.
B E It is not literally connected with its name, bir pletok is a Betawinese alcoholfree beverage which is also the icon of betawi and one of non material heritage of Indonesia. It is made from spices such as ginger, lemongrass, cinnamon, and more which makes it rich in benefits, for instance it can warm one’s body, improve blood circulation, and is rich in antioxidative compounds. It is often served in Betawinese cultural ceremonies like sunat and marriage or special occasions in Jakarta. Meanwhile, es selendang mayang is one Indonesian dessert that comes from Jakarta which is formed from rice flour and sago dough then poured by coconut milk. In Betawi tradition, this beverage is usually served on special occasions like marriage and celebration. C The beginning of culinary life in Sabang st., Central Jakarta comes as the sun goes down. This area is known for tasty food with affordable prices. Visitors can explore and buy some delicious cuisine.
A A A Cultural Session
The wealth in culture and heritage makes Indonesia have diverse and unique traditional dances. Each region has their own special move, which also contains various philosophies. In order to get to know more about Indonesian traditional dances, we invite you to come with us to learn and try some traditional moves with Universitas Pembangunan Nasional “Veteran” Jakarta medical students. In Indonesia, every part of the region has at least one of their famous folklore that is often told to children as their bedtime story. It is passed down through generations due to their richness in moral lessons. Here we would like to invite you to watch and hear one of the most popular Indonesian folktales. The childhood in Indonesia, often filled with various traditional games, such as congklak, bola bekel, enggrang, and more. Although the games are diverse, it has one intention, one aim, and one destiny, unity and friendship. Now we would like to grab your hands to play and have some fun with us in our booths. D F B
Originated from Java, one of the tribes and lands in Indonesia, batik became one of the world heritages that is recognized by UNESCO. It is made from melted candles called malam that are stroked by canting on a pattern that has already been drawn with a pencil. Later, it will be dry and colored, so it will be ready to wear. Every pattern has its own philosophy, which makes it tied with some rules, especially when it is worn on special occasions. So, let us invite you to learn and make your own batik as the symbol of friendship and a souvenir to cherish. One Betawi culture is a couple of giant traditional doll called ondel-ondel which is considered as a symbol of the exorcism of evil spirits and guardians from ghosts interference. The male ondelondel’s mask is colored red, symbolizing bravery and gallantness. Meanwhile, the female ondel-ondel’s mask is white with the meaning of pure, kind, and holy. They can be seen in people's parties or any special events. Here, delegates will try to make the mini version of those dolls by using shuttlecocks.
Hours Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5 Day 6 Day 7 05.30 - 06.00 Delegates Arrival Morning Call Morning Call Morning Call Morning Call Morning Call Morning Call 06.00 - 06.30 Personal Hygine & Breakfast Personal Hygine & 06.30 - 07.00 Breakfast Personal Hygine & 07.00 - 07.30 Transfer Breakfast Personal Hygine & Breakfast Personal Hygine & Breakfast Personal Hygine & Breakfast 07.30 - 08.00 Transfer Social Hour Session Transfer 08.00 - 08.30 Campus Tour Transfer Transfer 08.30 - 09.00 Morning Stretch & Personal Hygiene Betawi Cultural Village Tour Echoes of Past: Monas Tour Packing 09.00 - 09.30 Traditional Music & Puppet Workshop 09.30 - 10.00 Lecture Campus Tour Faith in Harmony: Istiqlal Mosque & Cathedral Church Tour Transfer 10.00 - 10.30 Transfer Awarding 10.30 - 11.00 Research Course & Workshop Betawi Cultural Village Museum Sightseeing Wax & Wonder: Membatik 11.00 - 11.30 Farewell Party & Lunch 11.30 - 12.00 FGD Traditional Food Workshop & Lunch 12.00 - 12.30 Transfer + Lunch 12.30 - 13.00 Lunch Lunch Transfer 13.00 - 13.30 "Museum Kebangkitan Nasional" Tour Research Presentation & Feedbacks Transfer Lunch Transfer 13.30 - 14.00 Skill Lab: "Emergency Medicine" 14.00 - 14.30 Traditional Game Session Skills Lab Splash-tastic SEAWORLD Adventure 14.30 - 15.00 15.00 - 15.30 Transfer Hospital Visit: RSPAD Gatot Subroto Folklore Puppet Show 15.30 - 16.00 AMSA-Indonesia Session Transfer Transfer Departure 16.00 - 16.30 Welcoming Parade Delegates Preparation for Night Outing Roots & Rituals! (Bonding Session) Kota Tua & Souvenir Hunt 16.30 - 17.00 Welcoming Speech & Opening Remarks Coffee Break/Afternoon Tea 17.00 - 17.30 Overview of the Faculty of Medicine in Indonesia Traditional Dance 17.30 - 18.00 I Want To Know You More! Performance & Workshop (Bonding Session) Social Hour Briefing Transfer 18.00 - 18.30 Poster Making Dinner & Transfer to Hotel 18.30 - 19.00 Welcoming Dinner Party Bundaran HI City Light, Street Food & Shopping Dinner 19.00 - 19.30 Dinner Dinner & Transfer 19.30 - 20.00 Transfer Transfer to Hotel Rest Farewell Party Preparation 20.00 - 20.30 Rest Rest Transfer Rest 20.30 - 21.00 21.00 - 21.30 Rest 21.30 - 22.00 Rest
The Faculty of Medicine at Universitas Pembangunan Nasional “Veteran ” Jakarta boasts a diverse array of modern laboratories dedicated to advancing medical education, research, and clinical training. These facilities, such as Anatomy Lab, Biology Lab, Microbiology & Parasitology Lab, Histology & Pathology Lab, Biochemistry Lab, also Pharmacology Lab, play a vital role in preparing future healthcare professionals by providing hands-on learning in various medical disciplines.
Each main building of the Faculty of Medicine in Universitas Pembangunan Nasional “Veteran ” Jakarta has one auditorium. It can be used in formal occasions like meetings, lectures, or organizational events. All medical students in the Faculty of Medicine in Universitas Pembangunan Nasional “Veteran ” Jakarta practice their skills here. All equipment needed is provided by the school and can be taken up by each skills group coordinator from the storage room. A
Medical Education and Research Center is located in Limo Raya, which constructed in a modern building style which consist of animal research facility unit, hematology, immunology, & blood chemistry, neurosciene, mental health, & human performance, & physiology and nutrition. Hyperbaric labratory has a primary focus in supporting the development of the UPNVJ marine dimension. It services for the benefit of education, research, community service, and patient care requiring hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT). C C
Indonesia uses European- style two-pin round plugs (‘C’-type can be ubiquitously found as it is the most common variant). The voltage is at 220 V 50 Hz. 1.Hello, How are you? (你好，你好嗎？） Hai, apa kabar? 2.All Fine （都好的） Baik, baik saja Good morning/forenoon! (早上好/早安/上午好） Selamat pagi! 3. 4.Good afternoon/noon!（午安/中午好） Selamat siang! Good evening/night! （晚上好/晚安） Selamat sore/malam! 5.Pleased to meet you （很⾼興認識您/你） Senang bertemu dengan Anda/kamu 6.What's your name? （您/你呌什麼名字？） Siapa nama Anda/kamu? 7. 8.My name is.. （我呌。。。） Nama saya... 9.How old are you? （你幾歲了？） Berapa umur kamu? What country are you from? (你來⾃哪個國傢？） Kamu dari negara mana? 10. 11.I am from Taiwan （我來⾃台灣） Saya dari Taiwan 12.No （不） Tidak 13.Yes （昰） Ya 14.Thank you （謝謝） Terima kasih How do you say ... in Indonesian? (。。。在印尼話怎麼說？） Bagaimana cara mengatakan ... dalam bahasa Indonesia? 15.See You Again! (sense of meeting again in the future) （再⾒！） Sampai bertemu lagi! 16. 17.Take care!/be careful!（⼩⼼！） Hati-hati 18.Good Bye （再⾒/拜拜） Selamat tinggal 19.Don't Forget Me! （不要忘我） Jangan lupakan aku How much is all of them? (全部都多少錢？） Berapa semuanya? 20.