Dharmais Cancer Hospital, Jakarta

The Training Needs Analysis (TNA) at Dharmais Cancer Hospital was conducted on 21 August 2026 as part of the program’s initial assessment to identify training needs, existing capabilities, and areas for improvement in hospital disaster preparedness and emergency response.

The activity began with a presentation from the EMPC team introducing the objectives and methodology of the Training Needs Analysis, as well as an overview of the training programs that will be implemented. The session provided the hospital team with an understanding of the overall program, expected outcomes, and how the assessment would contribute to the development of relevant and effective training activities.

Following the presentation, the EMPC team conducted interviews and discussions with representatives from Dharmais Cancer Hospital to gain a deeper understanding of the hospital’s current practices, preparedness, challenges, and training requirements. The discussions covered various aspects of hospital operations and emergency preparedness, allowing the team to identify specific needs from the hospital’s perspective.

The assessment was also complemented by a direct observation of the hospital’s facilities and operational areas. During the site visit, the EMPC team interacted with healthcare and non-healthcare personnel across different functions to understand their roles, responsibilities, current practices, and level of preparedness in responding to emergency and disaster situations.

Through a combination of presentation, interviews, discussions, and direct facility observations, the TNA provided a comprehensive overview of the hospital’s current conditions and training needs. The findings from this activity will serve as an important foundation for designing and delivering targeted training programs that are relevant to the hospital’s operational context and support the strengthening of its disaster preparedness and response capacity.