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A defining moment for the EMPC journey. Two full days dedicated to shaping the very foundation of how Indonesia’s hospitals will learn to prepare for the unexpected.

Building on the momentum of our earlier meetings, the Workshop on the Development of the Hospital Disaster Plan (HDP) Training Curriculum Module brought together experts, policymakers, and practitioners from across the country. Together, they turned months of planning into concrete progress, drafting the curriculum that will train more than 8,000 healthcare and non-healthcare personnel across our six national referral hospitals.

Why This Workshop Matters

Every hospital, no matter how well-equipped, must be ready when disaster strikes. Yet the HDP training that will soon reach our six referral hospitals does not yet hold national accreditation. This workshop was designed to change that; by building a standardized, accredited curriculum that can not only serve the six hospitals of Project IDN-1031, but also be replicated across hospitals throughout Indonesia.

A Voice from the Field

We were honored to welcome dr. Corona Rintawan, Sp. EM from the Muhammadiyah Disaster Management Center (MDMC, Lembaga Resiliensi Bencana PP Muhammadiyah) as our expert resource person. With years of frontline experience in disaster response and emergency medicine, dr. Corona brought invaluable insight to the curriculum’s structure, learning objectives, and real-world applicability.

What We Set Out to Achieve

The workshop was built around four clear goals:

• Align understanding among stakeholders on the direction of hospital disaster preparedness policy in Indonesia
• Strengthen the technical and institutional capacity of Ditmutu Yankes Rujukan, OSDM Keslan, and related units in developing the HDP training curriculum
• Formulate contextual, practical steps for developing an HDP curriculum tailored to Indonesian hospitals
• Produce a nationally accredited HDP training curriculum module, ready for implementation across the six national referral hospitals under EMPC IsDB IDN-1031, and beyond

Two Days, One Curriculum

Across 17 learning hours (JPL), the workshop moved from foundation to finalization:

• Day 1 focused on shaping the curriculum’s structure: agreeing on titles, target participants, scope, and mapping competencies to training modules (MPD, MPI, MPP), along with the principles of learning evaluation.
• Day 2 turned the framework into finished documents: developing the RBPMP for each training subject, the master schedule, assignment guides, evaluation instruments, and the final presentation of results.

In the Room

Over 20 stakeholders took part, representing:

• Pusat Krisis Kesehatan (Puskris), Kemenkes
• Direktorat Mutu Sumber Daya Manusia Kesehatan (Ditmutu SDM)
• Ketua Tim Kerja Organisasi & Sumber Daya Manusia, Setditjen Kesehatan Lanjutan
• Ketua Tim Kerja Pembinaan Pengawasan dan Pengelolaan Pengaduan
• Tim Kerja Mutu Pelayanan Kesehatan Rumah Sakit dan UTD
• Project Management Unit (PMU) & Sekretariat PMU, IsDB IDN 1031
• dr. Corona Rintawan, Sp. EM, Lembaga Resiliensi Bencana PP Muhammadiyah (Expert Resource Person)
• Team Leader & EMPC Team, PT. Meridian Kreatama Mandiri

The Road Ahead

The output of these two days is more than a document, it is a national standard in the making. Once accredited, this curriculum will guide HDP training across the six referral hospitals of Project IDN-1031 and stand ready to be adopted by hospitals throughout Indonesia, strengthening our nation’s collective readiness for whatever tomorrow may bring.