Opening of the EMPC Program Hospital Training – IsDB Project IDN: 1031

Bandung, 21 October 2026 — The EMPC Program Hospital Training under the Islamic Development Bank (IsDB) Project IDN: 1031 was officially opened at RSUP Dr. Hasan Sadikin, Bandung, marking another important milestone in strengthening hospital emergency preparedness and healthcare workforce capacity in Indonesia.

The opening ceremony was inaugurated by the hospital’s leadership, highlighting the importance of enhancing healthcare professionals’ competencies and strengthening institutional readiness in responding effectively to emergency and critical situations.

The event brought together hospital representatives, project stakeholders, healthcare professionals, and the EMPC team. A welcoming address was also delivered by the Director of EMPC – PT Meridian Kreatama Mandiri, emphasizing the importance of collaboration, continuous professional development, and knowledge sharing in improving the quality and effectiveness of hospital emergency services.

The opening ceremony marked the commencement of a series of training activities, including the PALS AHA & Pediatric Emergency Preparedness Workshop and Hospital Disaster Plan (HDP) Training.

These programs are designed to strengthen participants’ knowledge, practical skills, and preparedness in managing pediatric emergencies and hospital disaster situations. Through expert-led sessions, interactive discussions, practical exercises, and collaborative learning activities, participants are encouraged to enhance their clinical competencies while fostering stronger teamwork and coordinated emergency responses.

Implemented under the broader IsDB Project IDN: 1031, the EMPC Program Hospital Training reflects a shared commitment to advancing healthcare capacity through structured training, knowledge transfer, and collaboration among healthcare institutions and project partners.

The official opening at RSUP Dr. Hasan Sadikin, Bandung, marks the beginning of another important phase of the program, supporting the development of a more resilient, responsive, and well-prepared healthcare system capable of delivering effective care when it matters most.

21 October 2026

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