Ministry of Health; Advance Health Services, 4th Floor

Every strong training program begins with a strong curriculum. This meeting marked a defining moment for the EMPC Project, the formation of the Module Curriculum Development Committee, a collaborative effort to shape the Hospital Disaster Plan (HDP) training that will strengthen emergency preparedness across Indonesia’s healthcare system.

Representatives from the Ministry of Health, the Health Crisis Center (Puskris), the Project Management Unit of IsDB IDN 1031, and the EMPC team of PT. Meridian Kreatama Mandiri came together to review progress on the HDP Curriculum Module and Training Needs Analysis (TNA) and to chart the road ahead.

A Clear Mandate

Ibu Ruri, Executive Secretary of Project 1031, set the tone for the discussion: the EMPC work plan must be completed before the project contract concludes in January 2028. To meet that goal, the team will accelerate curriculum development through a joint workshop with Ditmutu and Ditjen Nakes, Kemenkes.

Voices from the Room

Participants brought thoughtful insights to strengthen the curriculum’s impact; the mapping of potential disasters unique to each project-locus hospital; and, at the suggestion of Puskris, the inclusion of satellite regional hospitals (RSUDs) in the workshop.

The Path Forward

By the end of the meeting, a clear roadmap had taken shape. The committee agreed to accelerate the development of the HDP curriculum module through a joint workshop with Ditmutu and Ditjen Nakes, all to be completed well before the project contract closes in January 2028.

Five commitments were made to move the vision into action:

• Establish the Surat Keputusan (SK) for the curriculum drafting team by 7 August 2026
• Hold a coordination meeting with Ditmutu and Ditjen Nakes to align on the workshop plan
• Conduct an accelerated curriculum development workshop
• Issue an official notification letter from Sesditjen Keslan to Ditmutu SDM, Ditjen Nakes
• Form the Curriculum Module Drafting Team

“One meeting. One shared mission. A curriculum that will help shape how Indonesia’s hospitals prepare for the unexpected.”

Participants

• MoH (Setjen Keslan): Head of Working Team for Program Planning, Evaluation & Reporting; Head of Working Team for Organization and Human Resources; Head of Working Team for Oversight, Supervision, and Complaint Management; Head of Working Team for Hospital and Blood Transfusion Unit (UTD) Health Service Quality
• Health Crisis Center (Puskris), Secretariat General
• Project Management Unit (PMU), IsDB IDN 1031: PMU Expert, PMU Secretariat
• EMPC Team, PT. Meridian Kreatama Mandiri: Team Leader and Project Team