13th IEA SEA Meeting and ICPH - SDev

2 - 5 October 2018

Prime Plaza Hotel Sanur

Bali, Indonesia

RATIONALE

Some targets to solve public health problems has been included in global development agenda. MDGs urged the countries to achieve several measurable targets on addressing the problems of infectious diseases, NCDs and poverty by 2015. However, until the end of 2015, the targets were unsuccessfully achieved by majority of developing countries worldwide. Post 2015 agenda, a global Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) was launched in the United Nations Conference guiding a sustainable development worldwide. Some indicators in addressing infectious diseases, NCDs and other health problems including universal health coverage were set again to be achieved by the countries in 2030.

Reflecting from the failure of the countries achieving the desired indicators of MDGs, the governments should move to develop and implement effective health programs called evidence-based health policy. It uses scientific research as the basis of developing health policy and program planning to improve health outcomes and performance as well as allowing the efficient use of resources. Evidence-based health policy is crucial in South East Asian countries and other countries with limited resource setting. Therefore, epidemiologists in these countries need place for knowledge sharing to improve their capacity in achieving health development agenda in their respective countries.

The International Epidemiological Association (IEA) has more than 1000 members in over 100 different countries who follow the aims of the Association to facilitate communication amongst those engaged in research and teaching of epidemiology throughout the world, and to encourage its use in all fields of health including social, community and preventative medicine. These aims are achieved by holding scientific meetings and seminars, by publication of journals, reports, monographs, translations of books, by contact amongst members and by other activities consistent with these aims. In this year, IEA Southeast Asia Regional Scientific Meeting which will be held with International Conference on Public Health and Sustainable Development, focuses on enhancing the countries to develop an evidence-based health policy for SDGs achievement.

OBJECTIVE

The conference aims to overview what epidemiologists and public health professionals can do to enhance the implementation of evidence-based health policy for SDGs achievement. The conference will be a forum for epidemiologists, public health professionals and public health policy makers in sharing their knowledge and expertise and contributing to the achievement of SDGs, particularly in their respective countries and Southeast Asia Region in general.

THE CONFERENCE

IEA Southeast Asia Regional Scientific Meeting will be jointed with International Conference on Public Health and Sustainable Development, organized by the Faculty of Public Health, Andalas University and IEA. The main theme of the conference is Enhancing Evidence-based Health Policy for SDGs Achievement. The main theme is discussed in four two-hours-plenary:

• Plenary 1: Public health achievement: where we are now?
• Plenary 2: Global challenges for good health and well-being
• Plenary 3: Evidence-based approach: epidemiological value in advancing public health policy
• Plenary 4: Special symposium arranged by the IEA Epidemiologic Research Capacity Building in South East Asian Countries: Achievements, Challenges and Future Prospects

COMMITTEE MEMBERS

• Chairman

  Defriman Djafri, MPH, PhD (Dean of the Faculty of Public Health, Andalas University)

• Co-chairman

  Ade Suzana Eka Putri, PhD (Faculty of Public Health, Andalas University)

• Co-chairman

  dr. I Md. Ady Wirawan, MPH, PhD (Faculty of Medicine, Udayana University)

• Prof. Henrique Barros
• Prof. Chandra Mani Pandey
• Prof. Yosikazu Nakamura
• Prof. Dr. Vinod Srivastava
• Prof. Dr. Umesh Kapil

• dr. Anung Sugihantono, M.Kes (Indonesian MoH)
• dr. Usman Sumantri (Indonesian MoH)
• Dr. dr. Hariadi Wibisono (PAEI)
• dr. Solah Imari, M.Sc (PAEI)
• Prof. Ridwan Amiruddin (Persakmi)
• dr. I Nyoman Kandun, MPH (Director of Indonesian FETP)

Chair : Prof. Syed Aljunid (Kuwait University)

Members :

• Prof. Dr. Vinod Srivastava
• Prof. Dr. Umesh Kapil
• dr. I Wayan Gede Artawan Eka Putra, M.Epid (Udayana University)
• Defriman Dajfri, MPH, PhD (Andalas University)
• Ade Suzana, M. Comm Health, PhD (Andalas University)
• Dr. Masdalina Pane, MPH, M.Sc (Def) (PAEI)
• dr. Mondastri K. Sudaryo, M.S., D.Sc (University of Indonesia)
• Nurhayati Adnan, MPH, M.Sc, D.Sc (University of Indonesia)
• Dr. dr. Tri Yunis Miko Wahyono, M.Sc (University of Indonesia)
• dr. Made Ady Wirawan, MPH, PhD (Udayana University)
• dr. Pande Januraga, M.Kes, DrPH (Udayana University)
• Dr. drh. Ketut Subrata, M.Erg (Udayana University)
• Luh Putu Suaryani, SKM, M.HhDev (Udayana University)

Chair : Putu Suaryani, MHIth & IntDev (Udayana University)

Members :

• Dr. Masdalina Pane, MPH, M.Sc (Def) (PAEI)
• Dr. Masrizal Dt. Mangguang, M.Biomed (Andalas University)
• Vivi Triana, SKM, MPH (Andalas University)
• dr. I Made Sutarga, M.Kes (Udayana University)
• dr. I Wayan Gede Artawan Eka Putra, M.Epid (Udayana University)
• dr. Desak Putu Yuli Kurniati, M.Kes (Udayana University)
• dr. Ni Made Sri Nopiyani, MPH (Udayana University)
• dr. Made Ady Wirawan, MPH, PhD (Udayana University)
• dr. Pande Januraga, M.Kes, DrPH (Udayana University)
• Dr. drh. Ketut Subrata, M.Erg (Udayana University)
• Luh Putu Suaryani, SKM, M.HhDev (Udayana University)
• dr. Dwi Oktavia, TLH, M.Epid (PAEI)
• Dr. Cicilia Windiyaningsih, SMIP, M.Kes (PAEI)
• Siti Maemun, SKM, M.Epid (PAEI)

Chair : Made Kerta Duana, MPH (Udayana University)

Members :

• I Made Pasek Kardiwinata, SKM, M.Kes (Udayana University)
• dr. Ketut Suarjana, MPH (Udayana University)

• Yudi Pradipta, SKM, MPH (Faculty of Public Health, Andalas University)
• Mugi Wahidin, MPH (PAEI)
• Yose Prima Putra, SKM (Faculty of Public Health, Andalas University)

Faculty of Public Health
Andalas University
Jalan Perintis Kemerdekaan No. 94
Padang, West Sumatera
Indonesia
email: ieasea13@ph.unand.ac.id or ieasea13@gmail.com

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PROCEEDINGS AND PUBLICATION

All abstracts presented in the conference are published as proceedings in BMC Public Health Journal, no additional charge is required. The presenters of the conference are also invited to publish their papers as supplement in one of these journals: BMC Public Health Journal (Scopus-Q1 Indexed), Malaysian Journal of Public Health Medicine (Scopus-Q4 Indexed), or Andalas Journal of Public Health/ JKMA (DOAJ Indexed) with additional charge.

An invitation email will be sent to all authors to submit a paper related to their presentation in the conference once their abstracts have been accepted. The submitted papers should be reviewed by an independent scientific reviewer committee. The final decision whether the paper is accepted to be published in the targeted journal will be announced by the journal editors through conference organizer.  Paper publication fees should be paid once the paper has been accepted.

Paper publication fees:

• IDR 13,000,000 (USD 866) for BMC Public Health journal
• IDR   3,000,000 (USD 300) for Malaysian Journal of Public Health Medicine
• IDR   2,000,000 (USD 200) for Andalas Journal of Public Health

ABSTRACT SUBMISSION

All abstracts should be submitted online through submission menu. Author must be registered first and create an account by filling up the registration form. Authors use this account to log in and access any information regarding their abstracts and status. Click here for submission.

• Registration fees are payable through bank transfer.
• Once the author has been registered, the account number and bank information will be informed automatically in their account.
• Participants are required to contact their bank to make transfer through credit card.
• Non-Indonesian participants should pay in USD.
• Please send the scan of your proof of payment through the system by logging in to your account.
• Please send any queries regarding registration and payment to ieasea13@ph.unand.ac.id or ieasea13@gmail.com

VENUE

Bali is a province and one of more than 17,000 Indonesian islands. As known as Land of God, the name of Bali evokes thoughts of paradise. Bali appeals through its sheer natural beauty of looming volcanoes, exquisite beaches and lush terraced rice fields that exude peace and serenity. Besides, Bali serves a convenient place for international conference. Bali is equipped with excellent tourism infrastructure including hotels, luxurious shops, café and restaurant with a seamless white sandy beach within a walking distance.

The conference will be held in Prime Plaza Hotel Sanur, Bali, Indonesia. Prime Plaza Hotel & Suites Sanur - Bali is located in the coastal village of Sanur, providing easy access to all of Bali's attractions and only 30 minutes from the International Airport. This Bali accommodation is situated near temples, galleries, restaurants, the Bali Beach Golf Course and the very popular Sanur Beach. The tranquil and calm waters of Sanur Beach provides the perfect setting for a truly relaxing Bali holiday.

Combine these facilities with a separate Meeting and Convention Centre, with a capacity for 1000 people, and Prime Plaza Hotel Sanur - Bali becomes the perfect venue for corporate meetings, exhibitions, incentives, conventions or simply a private Balinese getaway.

Andalas International Public Health Conference

6 -7 September 2017

Padang, Indonesia

Background

Since 2014, the Faculty of Public Health, Andalas University has been successfully hosted two national public health conference. To improve these achievements, the Faculty of Public Health, Andalas University will host the first international public health conference in 2017. This conference is in line with the vision of Andalas University as one of the oldest universities in Indonesia and the vision of the Faculty of Public Health, to be one of the global centers of research and education, particularly in public health science. In this conference, the Faculty of Public Health, Andalas University would like to embrace the other public health institutions to contribute together towards human well-being through research, publications, capacity building and advocacy.

Rationale

Reflecting from the fail of the countries achieving the desired indicators of MDGs, the governments should move to another point of view on solving public health issues despite of several focuses only on providing curative care and protect the people financially towards curative health services. Where are health promotion and disease prevention functions nowadays? Health promotion and disease prevention are important investments to reduce country’s expenditures on curative care especially for new-emerging diseases and NCDs treatment that requires long-term and expensive treatments. Particularly for developing countries where more than half of global prevalence of NCDs occur, effective health promotion and disease prevention safe their health budget and assure the sustainable health financing. Finally, enhancing health promotion and disease prevention measures means the people will leave in healthy manner and healthy environment and will back to such environment once they recover from an illness.

Objective

The conference aims to overview the existing health promotion and disease prevention programs and proposing some improvements to accelerate the achievement of health development agenda of SDGs.

Theme

The main theme of Andalas International Public Health Conference 2017 is Improving Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Strategies for Health Development Agenda of SDGs.

Sub-themes

Topics of panel discussions fall under three sub-themes:

1. Effectiveness and Efficiency of Health Promotion and Prevention Initiatives in Managing NCDs
2. Role of Health Financing Program in Health Promotion and Disease Prevention
3. Linking Health Promotion and Disease Prevention to SDGs

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Speakers