Perdosri Mukernas

FINAL ANNOUNCEMENT
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Welcome Message
Dear Colleagues,
It is with a great honor and pleasure we are inviting you to the 9th National Conference and
14th Annual Scientific Meeting of Indonesia Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Association
(MUKERNAS IX and PIT XIV PERDOSRI) that is going to be held at Discovery Hotel, Jakarta,
Indonesia on 7th 10th October 2015. Symposium will be conducted on 7th 8th October
2015 and Workshop on 9th 10th October 2015. The subject that is going to be discuss
during this meeting is all about PNPK (Pedoman Nasional Pelayanan Kedokteran)
The theme for our Annual Scientific Meeting in 2015 is: Facing the Challenging Disability
through Physical Medical Rehabilitation in 21st Century.
By attending this National Conference and Annual Scientific Meeting, it is a great chance
for all of us to meet and greet among us and also exchanging our experiences, knowledge
and best practices throughout the Courses and Sessions that are going to be conducted in
relation to Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation for the benefit of improving our patient
safety as well as our ethical way in treating patient.
We are doing our best effort to make 2015 National Conference and Annual Scientific
Meeting become an excellent learning, educating event and gathering.
We are welcome for free paper submission from all of us and especially from our residents
that are going to be presented in oral and put on the poster.
On behalf of the Organizing Committee, we cordially invite you attending the 9th National
Conference and 14th Annual Scientific Meeting of Indonesia Physical Medicine and
Rehabilitation Association in Jakarta, Indonesia.
We thank you for your contribution and support for making our annual event a successful
one.
Deasy Erika, MD
Chairman, Organizing Committee
The 9th National Conference & 14th Annual Scientific Meeting

of Indonesian Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Association (MUKERNAS IX & PIT XIV PERDOSRI)
COMMITTEE AND SECRETARIAT
of Indonesian Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Association (MUKERNAS IX & PIT XIV PERDOSRI)
Facing The Challenges of Disability Through PMR in 21st Centuries

7 th 10 th October 2015, Discover y Hotel Ancol, Jakar ta - INDONESIA
DATE & VENUE:

Discovery Hotel, Ancol
Jl. Lodan Timur No. 7
Ancol Taman Impian, Jakarta
14430 - Indonesia
Telp. +6221-29377777
Chairman:
Dr. Deasy Erika, SpKFR
THEME:
Facing the challenges of
disability through PMR in 21st
Centuries
Treasurer:
Dr. Ira Mistivani, SpKFR-K
Dr. Amien Suharti, SpKFR
IMPORTANT DATES:
Deadline abstracts for Free
Paper: 15 th July 2015
Deadline abstract for
Speaker: 31 th July 2015
Deadline for Early
Registration: 31 th August
2015
REGISTRATION:
Mukernas
7th - 8 th October 2015
Exhibition
Free Paper and Poster
Workshop
Opening Ceremony
7th October 2015
Dinner
9th October 2015
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE:
Steering Committee:
Prof. DR. Dr. Angela B.M.
Tulaar, SpKFR-K
Dr. Luh Karunia Wahyuni,
SpKFR-K
DR. Dr. Ratna D. Haryadi,
SpKFR-K
Dr. Fatchur Rochman,
SpKFR-K
Dr. Anita Ratnawati, SpKFR-K
Vice Chairman:
Dr. Gunawan Kurniadi, SpKFR
Dr. A. A. Ayu Srikandhyawati,
SpKFR
Secretary:
Dr. Maryana Ugahary, SpKFR
Dr. Maria Eva Dana, SpKFR
National Conference:
Dr. Dian Naka Eriawati, SpKFR
Dr. Maryana Ugahary, SpKFR
Dr. Ami Rachmi, SpKFR
Event:
Dr. Dhani Sartika Gunaleila,
SpKFR
Dr. Tresia Fransiska, SpKFR
Dr. Rita Kumalasari, SpKFR
Dr. Henny Angganawati,
SpKFR
Dr. Jovita Maria Melania,
SpKFR
Dr. Sisca Susantio, SpKFR
Cultural Dinner:
Dr. Sari Dewi Saraswati,
SpKFR
Dr. Tresia Fransiska, SpKFR
Food and Beverage:
Dr. Moerdjajati Angka,SpKFR
Dr. Luh Kamiati, SpKFR
Dr. Ny. Murniari Danun, SpKFR
Fund Raiser:
Dr. Deasy Erika, SpKFR
Dr. Ira Mistivani, SpKFR-K
Dr. Jo Yenny Lindoyo, SpKFR
Publication:
Dr. Rita Kumalasari, SpKFR
Dr. Henny Angganawati, SpKFR
Registration:
Dr. Jovita Maria Melania, SpKFR
Dr. Sari Dewi Saraswati, SpKFR
Transportation and
Accommodation:
Dr. Ray Indra Wibowo, SpKFR
Dr. Sudarsono, SpKFR
Dr. Tjokorda Istri Ngurah
Srinilakusuma, SpKFR
Dr. Dedi Silakarma, SpKFR
Dr. Cok Gede Dalam
Kurniawan, SpKFR
Dr. Andi Dala Intan, SpKFR
Scientific Coordinator:
Dr. Gunawan Kurniadi, SpKFR
Members:
Dr. Zisjkawati Hamzah, SpKFR
DR. Dr. Damayanti Tinduh,
SpKFR-K
Dr. Yefta Daniel Bastian, SpKFR
Dr. AV Fanny Aliwarga, SpKFR
Dr. Ferius Soewito, SpKFR
Social Program:
Dr. Nurul Ulyani, SpKFR
Dr. Verra, SpKFR
Dr. Menik Widyasari, SpKFR
Dr. Santry Yusnita Sinatra,
SpKFR
ORGANIZED BY:
The Indonesian Physical
Medicine and Rehabilitation
Association (PERDOSRI)
SECRETARIAT:
Contact Person:
Rina
Jl. Cakalang Raya No. 28 A
Rawamangun, Jakarta Timur
Phone : +6221-47866390
Fax : +6221-47866390
Mobile : +6281280379209
Email :
pit_14_perdosri@yahoo.com
Registration:
reg_pit_14_perdosri@yahoo.com
Website : www.perdosri.com

DAY 1:
Wednesday, 7th Oct 2015
DAY 2:
Thursday, 8th Oct 2015
SYMPOSIUM
SYMPOSIUM
07.00 - 08.00
REGISTRATION
REGISTRATION
08.00 - 09.00
PL
(DCC 2 & 3)
PL
(DCC 2 & 3)
09.00 10.00
OPENING
(DCC 2 & 3)
TIME
SS 7
(DCC 2)
SS 8
(DCC 3)
SS 9
(DCC 2)
SS 10
(DCC 3)
10.00 11.00
SS 1
(DCC 2)
SS 2
(DCC 3)
11.00 12.00
13.00 14.00
LUNCH BREAK (TERRACE)
SS 3
(DCC 2)
SS 4
(DCC 3)
SS 5
(DCC 2)
SS 6
(DCC 3)
14.00 15.00
15.00 16.00
RESEARCH
COMPETITION
(Menteng)
12.00 13.00
LUNCH BREAK (TERRACE)
SS 11
(DCC 2)
SS 12
(DCC 3)
FREE
PAPER
(Menteng)
SS 13
(DCC 2)
SS 14
(DCC 3)
SS 15
(Menteng)
16.00 17.00
17.00 18.00
PL
(DCC 2 & 3)
18.00 19.00
PL & CLOSING CEREMONY

(DCC 2 & 3)
BREAK
19.00 20.00
20.00 21.00
NATIONAL CONFERENCE
(DCC 2 & 3)
NATIONAL CONFERENCE
(DCC 2 & 3)
21.00 22.00
22.00 23.00

14.00 15.00
15.00 16.00
20.00 21.00
WS 10 (Asha Clinic)
WS 6 (Kemang 3)
WS 8 (Kemang 1)
WS GP (Kemang 2)
WS 16 (Kecapi)
WS 15 (DCC 3)
WS 7 (Asha Clinic)
WS 9 (Kemang 2)
WS 5 (Kedoya)
WS 13 (Kecapi)
13.00 14.00
WS 14 (Kecapi)
LUNCH BREAK
WS 12 (RSCM)
11.00 12.00
WS 12 (RSCM)
Photography
WS 10 (Asha Clinic)
LUNCH BREAK
WS 6 (Kemang 3)
WS 8 (Kemang 1)
WS 16 (Kecapi)
WS 15 (DCC 3)
WS 7 (Asha Clinic)
WS 9 (Kemang 2)
WS 5 (Kedoya)
12.00 13.00
WS 4 (Menteng)
07.00 - 08.00
WS 4 (Menteng)
WS 3 (Kemang 3)
WS 2 (DCC 2)
TIME
WS 3 (Kemang 3)
WS 2 (DCC 2)
10.00 11.00
WS 1 (Kemang 1)
09.00 10.00
WS 1 (Kemang 1)
PROGRAM AT A GLANCE
DAY 3:
Friday, 9th Oct 2015
DAY 4:
Saturday, 10th Oct 2015
WORKSHOP
WORKSHOP
REGISTRATION
REGISTRATION
08.00 - 09.00
16.00 17.00
17.00 18.00
18.00 19.00
19.00 20.00
CULTURAL DINNER
21.00 22.00
22.00 23.00

DAY 1: WEDNESDAY, 7 TH OCTOBER 2015

TIME
SYMPOSIUM
07.00 - 08.00
Registration
08.00 - 09.00
Plenary Session
08.00 - 08.30
Facing the Challenges of Disabilities

Luh Karunia Wahyuni (Indonesia)
08.30 - 09.00
Rehabilitation Responds to the Global Challenge of Disabilities

Christoph Gutenbrunner (Germany)
09.00 - 09.20
Opening + Welcome Dance
09.20 - 09.30
Opening Exhibition + Coffee Break

Keynote Speaker
09.30 - 10.00
10.00 - 12.00
ICF for PMR Practice

Apichana Kovinda (Thailand)
SS-1: Basic Science in Pain
SS - 2: Exercise for Disability
10.00 - 10.30
Phantom Pain
Widjaja L. Kusumaningsih (Indonesia)
Physiology of Exercise in Disabled

Ruliando Hasea Purba (Indonesia)
10.30 - 11.00
Different Pain Recovery in Different

Body Structures
Nurhadi Ibrahim (Indonesia)
Dose Response Relationship in

Exercized Disabled Person
Damayanti Tinduh (Indonesia)
11.00 - 11.30
Bio-molecular Mechanism of Pain &

Depression in Fibromyalgia Syndrome
Boya Nugraha (Germany)
Isokinetic Exercise in Patients with

Injured Cruciate Ligaments
Kenji Shirakura (Jepang)
11.30 - 12.00
Discussion
Discussion
12.00 - 13.00
Lunch Break
13.00 - 14.40
SS- 3: Diagnostic Test in Pain

Management
13.00 - 13.30
Electromyography and
Biofeedback
Ratna D. Haryadi (Indonesia)
Sensory Processing Disorders

Luh Karunia Wahyuni
(Indonesia)
13.30 - 14.00
Radiological Imaging
in the Management of
Musculoskeletal Pain
Paulus Rahardjo (Indonesia)
Management of Sensory
Processing Disorder in
Children
Lestaria Ariyanti (Indonesia)
14.00 - 14.30
Application of Ultrasonography Indonesian PMR Guideline

in Chronic Pain Management
for Disability in Sensory
Wang Yi-Chian (Taiwan)
Processing
Luh Karunia Wahyuni
(Indonesia)
14.30 - 14.40
Discussion
SS -4: Disability in Sensory

Processing Disorder
Discussion

Research
Competition
SCHEDULE
TIME
14.40 - 16.20
SYMPOSIUM
SS 5: Pain Management 1
SS 6: Disability in
Communication
14.40 - 15.10
Ergonomic Management to
Prevent Pain
Rudy Handoyo (Indonesia)
The Importance of Language

in Human Life
Bayu Santoso (Indonesia)
15.10 - 15.40
Management of Nutritional
Problem in Pain
Fiastuti Isbandi (Indonesia)
The Art in Treating Delayed

Speech
Ellyana Sungkar (Indonesia)
15.40 - 16.10
Stem Cell Therapy in

Osteoarthritis
Andri Lubis (Indonesia)
Indonesian PMR Guideline for

Disability in Communication
Ami Rachmi (Indonesia)
16.10 - 16.20
Discussion
Discussion
16.20 - 17.50
Plenary Session
16.20 - 16.50
How Exercise can Relieve Pain

Han Der-sheng (Taiwan)
16.50 - 17.20
Exercise in Medicine: Physical Activity as a Vital Sign

Cindy Lin (Singapore)
17.20 - 17.50
Correlation Between Posture and Pain

Marina A. Moeliono (Indonesia)
18.00 - 23.00
National Conference Day-1
Research
Competition

DAY 2: THURSDAY, 8TH OCTOBER 2015

TIME
SYMPOSIUM
07.00 - 08.00
Re - registration
08.00 - 09.00
Plenary Session
08.00 - 08.30
Pain Management from PMR Perspective

Han Der-sheng (Taiwan)
08.30 - 09.00
Indonesian PMR Recommendation for Disability in Pain

Siti Annisa Nuhonni (Indonesia)
09.00 - 10.30
SS - 8: Neurogenic Bladder
Update Rehabilitation of Spinal Cord
Injury
Indriati MS Tobing (Indonesia)
09.25 - 09.50
Cancer-Related Pain in Childhood

Ratna D. Haryadi (Indonesia)
Pathology of Neurogenic Bladder

09.50 - 10.15
The Orthopaedic Management of Hip

Instability in Spastic Cerebral Palsy Patients
Aryadi Kurniawan (Indonesia)
How to Assess Voiding Dysfunction

10.15 -10. 30
Discussion
Discussion
09.00 - 09.25
10.30 - 12.00
SS - 9: Pain In Older Adults
SS - 10: Cardio Respiration
Persistent Pain in Older Adults

Siti Annisa Nuhonni (Indonesia)
Rehabilitation in Chronic
Compensated Heart Failure
Hening Laswati Putra (Indonesia)
Drug Treatment in Osteoporosis and

Its Pain
Deasy Erika Kurniawaty (Indonesia)
How to Decide Weaning Time from

Rehabilitation Perspective
Anita Ratnawati (Indonesia)
11.20 - 11.45
Pain Pharmacotherapy in Older Adults

Bagus Komang Satriawan (Indonesia)
PMR Recommendation for Disability

in Cardiorespiration Problem
Anitta Florence Paulus (Indonesia)
11.45 - 12.00
Discussion
Discussion
12.00 - 13.00
Lunch Break
10.30 - 10.55
10.55 - 11.20
SS - 7: Pediatric Pain
Growing Pain in Pediatric
Sri Mardjiati Mei Wulan (Indonesia)
13.00 - 15.00
SS - 11: Pain Management 2
SS - 12: Disablity in Mobility
13.00 - 13.30
Evidence Based Treatment of

Low Back Pain
Angela B.M. Tulaar
(Indonesia)
Balance, Coordination and Gait

Disturbances - Neuromuscular
Maldaptive Process
I Putu Alit Pawana (Indonesia)
13.30 - 14.00
Evidence Based of Dry

Needling
Nuniek Nugraheni S
(Indonesia)
Gait Analysis: Observation vs

Gait Analyzer
Klaas Postema (Netherland)
14.00 - 14.30
Introduction to Interventional
PMR Pain Management
Carl Chen (Taiwan)
PMR Recommendation for

Disability in Mobility
Damayanti Tinduh (Indonesia)
14.30 - 15.00
Discussion
Discussion

Free Paper
SCHEDULE
TIME
SYMPOSIUM
SS - 13: Pain
Management 3
SS - 14:
Dysphagia
Understanding the
Development of RA
Treatment
Harry Isbagio
(Indonesia)
Oromotor
Function
Development
Maryana Ugahary
(Indonesia)
Hydrotheraphy,
Balneotheraphy and
Spa Treatment in
Pain Management
Christoph
Gutenbrunner
(Germany)
USG Evaluation
of Swallowing
Mechanism
Luh Karunia
Wahyuni
(Indonesia)
Interventional
Therapy in
Sacro Iliac Joint
Arthropathy
Ketut Ngurah
Gunapriya
(Indonesia)
PMR
Recoommendation
in Dysphagia
Luh Karunia
Wahyuni
(Indonesia)
16.30 - 17.00
Discussion
Discussion
17.00 - 17.30
Break
17.30 - 18.00
Plenary Session
17.30 - 18.00
Kecak Dance
Wayan Dibia (Indonesia)
18.00 - 18.10
Closing Ceremony
18.10 - 19.00
Prayer & Break
19.00 - 22.00
National Conference Day- 2
15.00 - 17.00
15.00 - 15.30
15.30 - 16.00
16.00 - 16.30
SS - 15:
PMR Inovation
15.00 - 15.20
Medical Journal for

Rehabilitation Science
Development
Ferius Soewito
(Indonesia)
15.20 - 15.40
Bringing
Musculoskeletal
Ultrasound into
Indonesian PMR
Practice
Fanny Aliwarga
(Indonesia)
15.40 - 16.00
Experience
in Managing
Rehabilitation Clinic
Arief Soemarjono
(Indonesia)
16.00 - 16.30
Experience
in Managing
Rehabilitation
Hospital
Ahmad Alamsyah
(Indonesia)
Discussion

DAY 3: FRIDAY, 9TH OCTOBER 2015

TIME
WORKSHOP
07.00 08.00
Re-registration
08.00 - 12.00
12.00 - 13.00
13.00 - 17.00
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WS 1:
Osteoporosis
WS 2:
WS 3:
USG Musculoskeletal ACL Rehabilitation
for Spine, Hip and
Peripheral Nerve
WS 4:
Dysphonia Vocastim
Speaker:
Deasy Erika
Speaker:
Tyng Guey Wang
Speaker:
Kenji Shirakura
Speaker:
Nury
Nusdwinuringtyas
Damayanti Tinduh
Wang Yi-chian
Tirza Z Tamin
Fauziah Fardizza
Lestaria Ariyanti
Chen Wen-shiang
Siti Anisa Nuhonni
Carl Chen
LUNCH BREAK
WS 1:
Osteoporosis
WS 2:
WS 3:
USG Musculoskeletal ACL Rehabilitation
for Spine, Hip and
Peripheral Nerve
WS 4:
Dysphonia Vocastim
Speaker:
Deasy Erika
Speaker:
Tyng Guey Wang
Speaker:
Kenji Shirakura
Speaker:
Nury
Nusdwinuringtyas
Damayanti Tinduh
Wang Yi-chian
Tirza Z Tamin
Fauziah Fardizza
Lestaria Ariyanti
Chen Wen-shiang
Siti Anisa Nuhonni
Carl Chen
17.00 - 18.00
Graduation
18.00 - 22.00
Cultural Dinner

SCHEDULE
WS 5:
Rehabilitation
Management in ICU
Setting
WS 9:
Gait Analysis
WS 7:
Dysphagia
WS 15:
The Use of ICF in
Assessment of
Disabilities
WS 16:
Neurogenic
Bladder
Speaker:
Anita Ratnawati
Speaker:
Klaas Postema
Speaker:
Luh Karunia
Wahyuni
Speaker:
Christoph
Gutenbrunner
Speaker:
Apichana Kovinda
Navy Lolong
I Putu Alit Pawana
Susyana Tamin
Boya Nugraha
J. Halbertsma
WS 5:
Rehabilitation
Management in ICU
Setting
WS 9:
Gait Analysis
WS 7:
Dysphagia
WS 15:
The Use of ICF in
Assessment of
Disabilities
WS 16:
Neurogenic
Bladder
Speaker:
Anita Ratnawati
Speaker:
Klaas Postema
Speaker:
Luh Karunia
Wahyuni
Speaker:
Christoph
Gutenbrunner
Speaker:
Apichana Kovinda
Navy Lolong
I Putu Alit Pawana
Susyana Tamin
Boya Nugraha
J. Halbertsma
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DAY 4: SATURDAY, 10TH OCTOBER 2015

TIME
WORKSHOP
07.00 - 08.00
Senam Awam
08.00 - 12.00
Re-registration
WS GP:
Understanding
Immobilitation Problem
and Disability of LBP
with its Practical PMR
Management for
General Practitioners
WS 8:
Exercise
Prescription for
Persons with
Physical Disabilities
WS 6:
Pulmonary
Rehabilitation
for Asthma &
COPD
Speaker:
Angela BM Tulaar
Speaker:
Cindy Lin
Speaker:
Anitta Paulus
Tirza Z Tamin
Budhi Anthariksa
I Nyoman M
12.00 - 13.00
13.00 17.00
LUNCH BREAK
WS 8:
Exercise
Prescription for
Persons with
WS 6:
Pulmonary
Rehabilitation for
Asthma & COPD
Speaker:
Cindy Lin
Speaker:
Anitta Paulus
Budhi Anthariksa
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SCHEDULE
WS 10:
Feeding
WS 12:
Intra Articular
Injection (Knee OA
Rehabilitation and its
Intenvention (Hand-on
IIA of knee)
WS 13:
ESWT
Speaker:
Luh Karunia
Wahyuni
Speaker:
Jo Yenny Lindoyo
Speaker:
Ratna D Haryadi
Ellyana Sungkar
Deasy Erika
Lydia Afrianti
Gunawan Kurniadi
WS 10:
Feeding
Photograpy Class
WS 12:
Intra Articular
Injection (Knee OA
Rehabilitation and its
Intenvention (Hand-on
IIA of knee)
WS 14:
Update to PMR
Management in
Brachial Plexus Injury
Speaker:
Luh Karunia
Wahyuni
Speaker:
Jo Yenny Lindoyo
Speaker:
Ratna D. Haryadi
Ellyana Sungkar
Deasy Erika
Indrayuni L W, SpKFR
Gunawan Kurniadi
Lydia Afrianti
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WORKSHOP 1: Osteoporosis
Friday, October 9 (8 am - 5 pm)
Kemang 1 Room, Discovery Hotel - Jakarta
Osteoporosis is a degenerative bone disease,
consequence of many factors that affect bone
cellular regulation. Bone degeneration is not
just about aging process but also reflection
of incompetency of piezoelectrohumeral
pathway in bone tissue. Osteoporosis will
lead to further complication and affected the
quality of life. This one day workshop aims to
provide participants with an evidence-based
clinical reasoning approach to the diagnosis
and management of osteoporosis.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Describe patophysiology and pathomechanic
of osteoporosis
Describe the algorithm of diagnosis of
osteoporosis
Describe indications for performing bone
densitometry, using DXA.
The use of the WHO FRAX algorithm for
fracture risk.
Discuss a strategy for pharmacological
management of osteoporosis, including
options for administration and potential
adverse effects.
Advise patients about adherence to
medications for osteoporosis, guidelines for
taking oral and injection of bisphosphonates.
Discuss
the
importance
of
nonpharmacological approaches in the overall
treatment plan, including the current
recommendations for exercise and orthoses.
WORKSHOP 2: USG Musculoscletal

for Spine, Hip and Peripheral Nerve
DCC 2 Room, Discovery Hotel - Jakarta
This workshop will provide dedicated
instruction in musculoskeletal ultrasound
of spine, hip and also peripheral nerve and
will include the unique feature of supervised
hands-on workshop with live models. As we
all know that the use of ultrasound in the
spine, hip and also peripheral nerve is not as
much as the use in other joints of the body,
such as the shoulders. This workshop will give
a different feel from other basic workshop
musculoskeletal ultrasound before.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Become familiar with the anatomy of
spine, hip and peripheral nerves
Scan a subject using ultrasound
recognize major anatomical structure
Recognize common pathology of
musculoskeletal system as seen
ultrasound
and
the
on
WHO SHOULD ATTEND

Physiatrist who have interest in musculoskeletal
field and have a basic of musculoskeletal
ultrasound.
SPEAKER
Prof. Tyng Guey Wang, MD (Taiwan)
Yi-chian Wang, MD (Taiwan)
Wen-shiang, MD PhD (Taiwan)
Carl Chen, MD (Taiwan)
WHO SHOULD ATTEND

Physiatrist who wish to advance their
knowledge in osteoporosis treatment as well as
those who interest in gerontology field.
SPEAKER
Deasy Erika, MD (Indonesia)
Damayanti Tinduh, MD (Indonesia)
Lestaria Aryanti, MD (Indonesia)
Siti Annisa Nuhonni, MD (Indonesia)
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BRIEF DESCRIPTION
WORKSHOP 3: ACL Rehabilitation
WORKSHOP 4: VocaStim
Dysphonia


Menteng Room, Discovery Hotel - Jakarta
Although different surgeons and rehabilitation

will have slightly different protocols, they have
the same goal: to return the patient to a normal
and complete level of function in a short time
as possible without compromising the integrity
of the surgically reconstructed knee. This
workshop will discuss the rehabilitation of
patients after undergoing ACL reconstruction,
the key principles to ensure a satisfactory
outcome, the phases or stages of rehabilitation,
which must be followed after reconstruction
and also tests that are required at each phase
of rehabilitation.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Know the factors that ensure the success of
rehabilitation
Understand about rehabilitation phases/
stages after ACL reconstruction
Become familiar with standard measurement
in ACL rehabilitation
Able to decide when to return to sport
activity
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Physiatrist who wishes to become more familiar
with rehabilitation after Anterior Cruciate
Ligament reconstruction.
Dysphonia defined as a disorder characterized

by altering vocal quality, pitch, loudness, or
vocal effort that impairs communication or
reduces voice-related quality of life (QOL).
This workshop basically will discuss about
diagnosis etiology and also management of
dysphonia from ENT and PMR side. The topic
will include rehabilitation for dysphonia,
rehabilitation after laryngectomy, and variety
of exercise testing that is needed before
starting rehabilitation program. There will be
hands-on for Vocastim device that needed for
treatment for dysphonia.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Understand the problem of dysphonia and its
rehabilitation
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Physiatrist who wish to become more familiar
with dysphonia management and how to make
a rehabilitation program for dysphonia and after
laryngectomy.
SPEAKER
Nury Nusdwinuringtyas, MD (Indonesia)
Fauziah Fardizza, MD (Indonesia)
SPEAKER
Kenji Shirakura, MD. PhD (Japan)
Tirza Z Tamin, MD (Indonesia)
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WORKSHOP 5: Rehabilitation in
Intensive Care Unit Setting
Kedoya Room, Discovery Hotel - Jakarta
Patients hospitalized in ICU usually received
many kinds of treatments and equipment that is
unfamiliar for many physicians. Knowledge and
familiarization of the condition and equipment
applied to the patients are important for every
physician treating patients in the ICU setting.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Know side effects of immobilization and
ventilator using hemodynamic alteration
in severe condition and how to make safe
rehabilitation program
Able to use ventilator setting for ICU
patients with specific conditions
Current
rehabilitation
protocol
and
management in ICU setting
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Physiatrists that interested in the management
of patients in ICU.
SPEAKER
Anita Ratnawati, MD (Indonesia)
Navy Lolong, MD (Indonesia)
WORKSHOP 9: Gait Analysis

Gait analysis used for assessing, planning,
& treating individuals with conditions that
affecting their ability to walk has recently
become
commonplace
in
everywhere.
Clinicalgait analysis is used to identify posture/
movement related problems with people with
injuries. In this course, we will discuss about
physical examination related to gait analysis,
basic biomechanics of gait pattern, making the
right gait video with a phone or camera, forces
that related to gait.
This innovative one-day workshop was
designed to look beyond a simple inspection
of the walking foot by extensive gait analysis
using an applied functional science perspective.
Through
biomechanical
assessments,
participants will discuss proven principals,
strategies and techniques for comprehensive
and individualized gait analysis. Through live
and video case studies, you will return to
your practice with an enhanced perspective
of viewing human gait for improved clinical
decision making and patient outcomes.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Understand physical examination related
gait and correct gait pattern
Perform observational of gait
Understand the kinetics and kinematics of
gait
Analyze the results of gait observation and
measurement
Create a strategy to solve the problem of gait
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
This course is for physiatrist swho have interest
in gait analysis.
SPEAKER
Prof Klaas Postema, MD, PhD (Netherland)
Jan Halbertsma, Eng PhD (Netherland)
I Putu Alit Pawana, MD (Indonesia)
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BRIEF DESCRIPTION
WORKSHOP 7: Dysphagia
WORKSHOP 15: The Use of ICF in

Assessment of Disabilities

Asha Rehabilitation Clinic , Jl. Johar No. 1A
Gondangdia, Menteng - Jakarta

DCC 3 Room, Discovery Hotel - Jakarta
Oropharyngeal Dysphagia (OD) is a very

frequent condition among stroke, carcinoma
nasopharing, and geriatric patient. There are
several validated methods of screening, and
clinical assessment. Fiberoptic Endoscopic
Evaluation of Swallowing (FEES) has become
a globally recognized gold standard for
evaluating oropharyngeal dysphagia and for
assessing swallowing function. OD causes
malnutrition, dehydration, impaired quality
of life, lower respiratory tract infections,
aspiration pneumonia, and poor prognosis,
including prolonged hospital stay and enhanced
morbidity and mortality. This workshop will
give systematic review and universal screening,
assessment and many of rehabilitation
technique for dysphagia to prevent its severe
complications.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Identify normal versus abnormal swallowing
Know bedside evaluation of dysphagia
Know the benefits of FEES, clinical
indications and risks for performing FEES.
Interpret FEES findings, and apply
appropriate
therapeutic
interventions
during the performance of a FEES exam
Know how to apply therapeutic intervention,
including the use of NMES in dysphagia
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Physiatrists who have interest in dysphagia
management .
SPEAKER
Luh Karunia Wahyuni, MD (Indonesia)
Susyana Z. Tamin, MD (Indonesia)
The International Classification of Functioning,

Disability and Health (ICF) is a framework
for describing and organizing information
on the functioning and disability. It provides
a standard language and a conceptual basis
for the definition and measurement of health
and disability. The ICF was approved for use
by the World Health Assembly in 2001, after
extensive testing across the world involving
people with disabilities and people from a range
of relevant disciplines. The ICF integrates the
major models of disability. It recognizes the
role of environmental factors in the creation of
disability, as well as the relevance of associated
health conditions and their effects.
This workshop will discuss about the role of using
ICF in rehabilitation. Knowing how a disease
affects ones functioning enables better planning
of services, treatment, and rehabilitation for
persons with long-term disabilities or chronic
conditions. The current ICF creates a more
integrated understanding of health forming a
comprehensive profile of an individual instead
of focusing on ones health condition. The
implications of using the ICF include emphasizing
on the strengths of individuals, assisting
individuals in participating more extensively
in society by the use of interventions aimed
at enhancing their abilities, and taking into
consideration the environmental and personal
factors that might hamper ones participation.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Become familiar with the benefit of using ICF
Understand the principles of ICF
Know the ICF component
Apply ICF in clinical practice
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Physiatrist that work in disability cases
SPEAKER
Prof Christoph Gutenbrunner, MD, PhD (Germany)
Boya Nugraha, PhD (Germany)
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WORKSHOP 16: Neurogenic

Bladder
Kecapi Room, Discovery Hotel - Jakarta
Neurogenic bladder is when a person lacks
bladder control due to a brain, spinal cord
or nerve problem. This includes people with
Multiple Sclerosis (MS), Parkinsons disease
and spina bifida, and people who have had
stroke or spinal cord injury. Major pelvic
surgery, diabetes and other illnesses can also
damage nerves that control the bladder.
The participant of this workshop will learn
some Urodynamic studies of which are very
important in assessing problems such as
uncontrolled bladder contractions,urethral
competence during filling,Bladder function
during voiding ,residual urine after urination.
Those information are crucial in understanding
the pathology of the disease in order to
determine the best treatment for each
individual patient.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Knowvarious problems cause neurogenic
bladder
Know how to assess problem of voiding and
understand basic studies of urodinamic
Plan treatment to the voiding problem
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Physiatrist interested in studying management
of neurogenic bladder
SPEAKER
Apichana Kovindha, MD (Thailand)
WORKSHOP GP: Understanding
Immobilitation Problem and Disability

of LBP with its Practical PMR
Management for General Practitioners
Saturday, October 10 (8 am - 12 pm)
Low back pain (LBP) is a common reason for
patient calls or visits to a primary care clinician..
The history and physical examination usually
provide clues to the rare but potentially serious
causes of LBP, as well as to identify patients at
risk for prolonged recovery.
This workshop will provide general practitioners
with evidence based education to improve
the assessment & management of LBP for the
patients. It will discuss about causes of low back
pain, red flags in LBP, physical examination in
general and also examined from rehabilitation
viewpoint, activity limitation (disability in low
back pain), management for LBP and referral to
PMR specialist if needed.
Physical inactivity and the resultant physical
deconditioning have been hypothesized to
be associated with both the etiology and the
consequence of chronic LBP. The restoration
of function through intensive physical
rehabilitation intervention continues to
form the basis of many rehabilitation-guided
training program. This approach is in part
based on the hypothesis of the deconditioning
syndrome in which deconditioning itself is
seen as a factor contributing to the intolerance
to physical activities and subsequent and
disability in patients with chronic LBP.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Understand the red flags and identify the
appropriate criteria for evidence-based
investigations that is needed for LBP
Understand disability in low back pain
Identify the needs for referrals
Familiar with the term deconditioning and
understand what is health risks associated
with deconditioning
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
General practitioners (primary care physician).
SPEAKER
Prof. Angela BM Tulaar, MD (Indonesia)
Tirza Z Tamin, MD (Indonesia)
I Nyoman Murdana, MD (Indonesia)
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BRIEF DESCRIPTION
WORKSHOP 8: Exercise
Prescription for Persons with
WORKSHOP 6: Pulmonary
Rehabilitation for Asthma & COPD

Exercise is for everybody. This slogan appears
in a number of places and website, and for a
very good reason. Exercise is a key factor in
maintaining and improving overall health. Many
guidelines provide science-based guidance to
help individuals with disabilities to improve their
health through appropriate physical activity.
These benefits are even more important for
people with several conditions including for
disability, because people with disabilities have a
tendency to live less active lifestyles. Throughout
this workshop, we will discuss about physical
activity and exercise programs for several
conditions, such as diabetes, hypertension, stroke,
spinal cord injury, and some of musculoskeletal
problem as well as applications for integrating
exercise into the treatment chronic diseases and
disabilities.This course will be conducted by dr
Cindy Y. Lin, a PMR specialist, one of physiatrists
in Exercise is Medicine Singapore Board. She has
many clinical and research experience in exercise
programming for people with chronic conditions.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Know the essentials of exercise prescription
Know Risk stratification for exercise
prescription
Know the function of exercise for several
conditions and for disabled people and
how to implement the prescription into
rehabilitation practice
Become familiar with exercise for
musculoskeletal problems
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Physiatrist who wish to advance their knowledge
in exercise prescription and how to incorporate
into their practice.
SPEAKER
Cindy Y. Lin, MD (Singapore)
Pulmonary rehabilitation is a broad therapeutic

concept. It is defined by the American Thoracic
Society and the European Respiratory Society
as a comprehensive intervention based on a
thorough patient assessment followed by patient
tailored therapies that include, but are not limited
to, exercise training, education, and behavior
change, designed to improve the physical and
psychological condition of people with chronic
respiratory disease and to promote the longterm adherence to health-enhancing behaviors
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Understand pathophysiology and difference
of asthma and COPD
Updating of GOLD and GINA
Understand and classify acute exacerbation
of Asthma
Know management of Asthma and COPD in
pharmacology
Understand definition and mechanism of
Aerosol Therapy
Understand indication, choosing the aerosol
drug and prescribing nebulizer therapy and
also monitoring and evaluation in nebulizer
therapy
Understand impact of COPD to exercise
capacity
Understand screening and patient selection
for exercise test and exercise training and be
able to make an exercise prescription
Understand how to monitor and evaluation
exercise process and progress
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Physiatrist that have interest and desire to
improve skill in respiratory field
SPEAKER
Anitta Florences Stans Paulus, MD(Indonesia)
Budhi Antariksa, MD, PhD(Indonesia)
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WORKSHOP 10: Feeding

Asha Rehabilitation Clinic, Jl. Johar No. 1A
Gondangdia, Menteng - Jakarta
Several conditions and diagnosis in neonatus,
such as congenital anomaly, heart disease,
neuromuscular disease, can make problems
in feeding. Talking about feeding is not just
about eating, but also skills. Feeding is also
associate with speech, language, cognitive
and social skills. Feeding problems in children
have different aspects from adult. In the
management, education to care giver should
also be addressed.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Study normal Feeding and developmental
Feeding Skills
Study Abnormal Feeding in Cerebral Palsy,
Down Syndrome and Laryngomalacia
Learn how to make Screening, Assessment
(USG
Swallowing),
Monitoring
and
Evaluation as well as Treatment
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Physiatrists who interested in the management
of childs feeding
SPEAKER
Luh Karunia Wahyuni, MD (Indonesia)
Ellyana Sungkar, MD (Indonesia)
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WORKSHOP 12: Intra Articular

Injection (Knee OA Rehabilitation
and Its Intenvention (Hand-on IIA of
Knee)
Rehabilitation Medicine Department 3rd Floor,
Cipto Mangunkusumo Hospital - Jakarta
Osteoarthritis is a condition that aff ects the
joints, causing pain and stiff ness. Its by far the
most common form of joint disease, and the knee
is one of the most commonly affected joints.
in this workshop participants are expected to
know various kind of physical medicine and
rehabilitation interventions,and do some hands
on examination and injection.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Understand new concept in knee
osteoarthritis management
Know evidence-based rehabilitation and
some intervemtion for knee osteoarthritis
Familiar with injection viscosupplementation
for knee osteoarthritis
Intergrate intervention into rehabilitation
practice.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Physiatrist interested in
rehabilitation intervention
musculoskeletal
SPEAKER
Yenny Lindoyo, MD (Indonesia)
Deasy Erika, MD (Indonesia)
GunawanKurniadi MD (Indonesia)

BRIEF DESCRIPTION
WORKSHOP 13: ESWT
WORKSHOP 14: Update to PMR

Management in Brachial Plexus
Injury
Saturday, October 10 (8 am 12 pm)

The use of shock wave therapy (extracorporeal
focused and/or radial) for problems in
musculoskeletal has been widely performed.
In order to achieve treatment efficacy and
efficiency, accurate diagnostic procedure
should be addressed. Diagnostic ultrasound
is considered as the first-line option in
confirming diagnosis in musculoskeletal or soft
tissue problems. This is due to its feasibility,
availability, as well as good sensitivity and
specificity. The new generation of shock wave
therapy devices enables the user to integrate
ultrasound imaging into diagnostic procedures,
target area control and guiding of the shock
wave delivery, and evaluation of treatment
outcomes. This workshop will focus on how to
use ESWT with USG guiding.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Know the basic theory of ESWT, usage of ESWT,
and become familiar with ESWT machine.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Physiatrist
that
have
interest
in
musculoskeletal field and eager to know new
treatment modality in musculoskeletal field.
SPEAKER
Ratna Darjanti Haryadi, MD (Indonesia)
Lydia Arfianti, MD (Indonesia)
Saturday, October 10 (1 pm 5 pm)

Recovery after brachial plexus injury is
determined by many factors. Functional
outcome following surgical reconstruction and
proper rehabilitation program has been widely
reported. Neuromuscular re-education is one of
the most important goals in rehabilitation. This
includes electrical stimulation and biofeedback
treatment in order to maintain sensory motor
feedback from the affected upper limb to the
brain.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Become familiar with the anatomy of the
Brachial Plexus
Know the type of injury in Brachial Plexus
Understand the healing process of nerve
Understand the basic theory of biofeedback
and electrical stimulation use in brachial
plexus injury
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Physiatrist interested in neurorehabilitation
SPEAKER
Ratna Darjanti Haryadi, MD (Indonesia)
Lydia Arfianti, MD (Indonesia)
I Lukitra Wardhani, MD (Indonesia)
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ABSTRACT INSTRUCTION FOR

FREE PAPER
ONLY electronically submitted abstract will be
considered. Formatting the text in accordance
with the instructions below:
1. Abstract must be submitted in electronic
form as MS WORD for window (2003, 2007
or 2010), typed single spacing, font in 10
point of Times New Roman, justified at the
left margin, do not indent and do not leave
blank lines between paragraphs.
2. Abstract title should appear in bold, do not
indent. Title should be consider and indicate
the content of the abstract, prefer in a short
sentence.
3. Name of the author (s) is written down
the first followed by the last name, omit
degress. Underlining the name of the author
presenting the paper. On a separate line,
type the name of institutions and countries.
4. Each abstract may contain up to max 1,800
characters, including title, authors name,
affiliation and the abstract text, keywords
(spaces are not included)
5. Use italics only when appropriate (e.g., for
names of genus and species). Simple table
and graphs may be included.
6. Deadline for abstract submission 15th July
2015, by email to pit_14_perdosri@yahoo.com.
CATEGORIES OF FREE PAPER
Original research/mini research
In addition, the following structure of the
abstract must be strictly adhered to in order to
be admitted for reviewing:
1. Introduction/Background/Objective
2. Material and Methods
3. Methods or Intervention
4. Results
5. Discussion and Conclusion
Introduction/Background /Objective: State the
main question or objective of the study and the
major hypothesis tested, if any.
Material and Methods: Patients (or
Participants): State selection procedures, entry
criteria, and numbers of participants entering
and finishing the study.
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Methods or Interventions (or Assessment of

Risk Factors): Describe essential features of
any interventions, including their method and
duration of administration. For observational
studies, clearly outline the independent variables.
Results:Report the main findings of the study.
Discussion and Conclusions: State only those
conclusions of the study that are directly
supported by data, along with their clinical
application (avoiding overgeneralization) or
whether additional study is required before
the information should be used in usual clinical
settings.
Case Presentations
Cases presented are case study or case series
reporting on an unusual syndrome or medical
condition resulting rehabilitations problem, new
diagnostic method, or highlight of an important
clinical complication of a common condition, or
new/special intervention in the area of physical
medicine and rehabilitation. The text should
include the following sections: background
and or objective, case report or series, result,
discussion and conclusion.
Please submit your clinical case according to
the abstract topic it is (most) related to and
according to the following structure:
1. Case Diagnosis
2. Case Description
3. Discussion
4. Conclusions
The organizing committee will review the
abstracts and confirm if your abstract is
accepted. The organizing committee has the
right to select your abstract to be for oral or
poster presentations.
Important Dates
Abstract submission deadline is 15 July 2015.
Acceptance notification will be provided by
15 August 2015
The deadline for Presenter Registration
payment is 31 August 2015.

INFORMATION
CONGRESS INFORMATION
DATE & VENUE:
Discovery Hotel, Ancol
Jl. Lodan Timur No. 7
Ancol Taman Impian, Jakarta
14430-Indonesia
Telp.+6221-29377777
THEME:
FACING THE CHALLENGES OF DISABILITY
THROUGH PMR IN 21ST CENTURIES
LANGUAGE:
ENGLISH is the official language of the
conference and will be used for all printed
materials, presentation and discussion.
EXHIBITATION:
The committee will organized an exhibition
in conjunction with congress, featuring the
latest pharmaceutical, instrumentations, and
medical equipment for clinical managements
and research. Companies interested in
participationg in the exhibition may request for
details from the congress secretariat.
The exhibition will opened from 08.00 17.00,
7th-10th OCTOBER 2015. The exhibition will take
place at the exhibition hall that is also located in
the Discovery Hotel Ancol, Jakarta, Indonesia.
LETTER OF INVITATION:
The organizing committee will send a letter
if invitation upon request. This invitation is
intend to facilitate participants travel and
visa arrangement and did not imply any
commitment of financial or the other support by
the organizing committee. Please include your
name, address, and a note rewetting a letter of
invitation.
LIABILITY/DISCLAIMER:
The organizing committee shall not be held liable
for personal accidents, illness, loses, or damage
to private property of registered delegates
of the congress, during and after the event.
Participant is finally responsible for any damage
sustained venue fittings, property or equipment.
Participants are strongly recommended to seek
insurance coverage for health and accident lost
luggage and trip cancellation.
SECRETARIAT:
CONTACT PERSON:
Rina
Jl. Cakalang Raya No. 28 A Rawamangun,
Jakarta Timur
Phone
: +6221-47866390
Fax
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INFORMATION
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INFORMATION
ENTITLEMENTS
Registered participants are entitled to admission
to all scientific sessions including Cultural
Dinner, trade exhibits, schedulled coffee breaks
as well as lunches. Participation at Instructional
Course Lectures and Workshops have to
be registered separately. Each participant
will receive a name badge and congress kit
containing the final program/abstract book.
Residents must submit a letter of reference
from his/her institution in order to registerer
as a Resident and enjoy the same entitlement as
other participants.
REGISTRATION FEE
All participants including paper and poster
presenters must register for the meeting.
Registration is valid when the committe has
received the registration form and respective
payments. To register, please complete the
registration form and fax together with
your payment evidence to the secretariat at
(+622147866390)
Accepted payment method: telegraphic transfer.
REGISTRATION CANCELLATION
No refund available for any cancellation
ON SITE REGISTRATION
On site registration is available but only cash
payment will be accepted. No refunds available
for onsite registration fees.
PAYMENT METHODS
Payment method can be through bank transfer
via following account:
Bank
: BRI
Address
: Panglima Polim
Account name : PT CIPTA DELIMA

INDONESIA
Account number : 0420. 01. 000426. 30. 7
or
Bank
: BRI
Address
: Tambun
Account name : PB PERDOSRI
Account number : 0444. 01. 000420. 30. 3
Bank charges will be borne by participants.
REGISTRATION & ACCOMODATION

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ROOM RATES
Hotel room rates at special rate are being held for
the congress participants in various categories.
All rates are indicated in Rupiah per night and
per room include breakfast. Reservation must
be made through the congress secretariat to
guarantee the indicated rates negotiated for the
congress.
ROOM AVAILABLE
Hotel assignment will be made on a FIRST
COME FIRST SERVE BASIS. If a certain hotel
have been booked out. Committee has the
right to allocate in another hotel with similar
standard. The following hotels may be made
through congress secretariat.
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PAYMENT METHODS
Bank charges will be borne by participants.
Please fill out required information on the
registration form and 4% of the credit card fee
will be charge to participant.
CANCELLATION OF HOTEL RESERVATION
Written notification of cancellation must be sent
to the secretariat congress. Written cancellation
received 2 month before of the congress will be
refunded 50% Written cancellation received
1 month before of the congress will NOT be
refunded.
CHECK-IN AND CHECK-OUT TIME
Check-in time at the time recommended hotel
will start at 14.00 WIB and the check-out time is
on 12.00 WIB afternoon.


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PLEASE FILL IN THIS FORM WITH CAPITAL BLOCK LETTERS
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REGISTRATION FEE
SYMPOSIUM
q GP / Resident
q Specialist
Up to
After 31 August 31 August 2015
30 Sept 2015
Rp1.250.000,Rp1.500.000
Rp2.000.000,Rp2.500.000,-
WORKSHOP
Onsite
Rp2.000.000,Rp3.000.000,-
Up to
After 31 August
31 August 2015
30 Sept 2015
Friday, 9th October 2015 (08.00 17.00) Full day
Rp2.000.000,Rp2.500.000,q Workshop 1 : To Be An Expert in
Osteoporosis Rehabilitation Management
Rp2.000.000,Rp2.500.000,q Workshop 2 : USG Musculosceletal For
Peripheral Nerve Spine and Hip
Rp2.000.000,Rp2.500.000,q Workshop 3 : Rehabilitation Post ACL
Repaired and Its Problem
Rp2.000.000,Rp2.500.000,q Workshop 4 : Dysphoni
Rp2.000.000,Rp2.500.000,q Workshop 5 : Rehabilitation Management
in ICU
Workshop
7
:
Dysphagia
Rp2.000.000,Rp2.500.000,q
Rp2.000.000,Rp2.500.000,q Workshop 9 : Gait Analysis
Rp2.000.000,Rp2.500.000,q Workshop 15 : ICF
Rp2.000.000,Rp2.500.000,q Workshop 16 : Rehabilitation
Management for Neurogenic Bladder
WORKSHOP
ACCOMMODATION FEE
Discovery Hotel and Convention Ancol
q Deluxe
Up to
After 31 August
31 August 2015
30 Sept 2015
Saturday, 10th October 2015 (08.00 17.00) Full day
Workshop 6 : Pulmonary Rehabilitation

Rp2.000.000,Rp2.500.000,For Asthma & COPD
Workshop 8 : Exercise Prescription
Rp2.000.000,Rp2.500.000,for Disability
Workshop 10 : Feeding
Rp2.000.000,Rp2.500.000,Workshop 12 : Intra Articular Injection
Rp2.500.000,Rp3.000.000,(Hands On)
Saturday, 10th October 2015 (08.00 12.00) Half day
Workshop 13 : ESWT
Rp1.250.000,Rp1.500.000,Workshop 14 : Update to PMR
Rp1.250.000,Rp1.500.000,Management in Brachial Plexus Injury
WORKSHOP
Up to
After 31 August
for GENERAL PRACTITIONER
31 August 2015
30 Sept 2015
Saturday, 10th October 2015 (08.00 12.00) Half day
Rp1.250.000,Rp1.500.000,Understanding Immobilitation
problem and Disability of LBP with its
practical PMR management for general
practitioners
PRICE
CHECK IN
CHECK OUT
TOTAL NIGHT
Rp. 1.100.000,Rp. 1.000.000,
q Superior
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q Transfer via following account:
Bank
Address
Account name
Account number
: BRI
: Panglima Polim
: PT CIPTA DELIMA INDONESIA
: 0420. 01. 000426. 30. 7
q Bank
: BRI
: Tambun
: PB PERDOSRI
: 0444. 01. 000420. 30. 3
Address
Account name
Account number
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ORGANIZED BY :
The Indonesian Physical Medicine
and Rehabilitation Association (PERDOSRI)
SECRETARIAT :
Jl. Cakalang Raya No. 28 A
Rawamangun, Jakarta Timur
Phone : +62-21-47866390
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Email : pit_14_perdosri@yahoo.com
Mobile : +62 812 8037 9209
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Dr. Henny Angganawati, SpKFR (085214032461)
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FINAL ANNOUNCEMENT

The 9th National Conference & 14th Annual Scientific Meeting

COMMITTEE AND SECRETARIAT

The 9th National Conference & 14th Annual Scientific Meeting

Facing The Challenges of Disability Through PMR in 21st Centuries

DATE & VENUE:

Facing The Challenges of Disability Through PMR in 21st Centuries

The 9th National Conference & 14th Annual Scientific Meeting

Facing The Challenges of Disability Through PMR in 21st Centuries

LUNCH BREAK (TERRACE)

LUNCH BREAK (TERRACE)

PL & CLOSING CEREMONY

The 9th National Conference & 14th Annual Scientific Meeting

Facing The Challenges of Disability Through PMR in 21st Centuries

The 9th National Conference & 14th Annual Scientific Meeting

Facing The Challenges of Disability Through PMR in 21st Centuries

DAY 1: WEDNESDAY, 7 TH OCTOBER 2015

Facing the Challenges of Disabilities

Rehabilitation Responds to the Global Challenge of Disabilities

Opening + Welcome Dance

Opening Exhibition + Coffee Break

ICF for PMR Practice

SS - 2: Exercise for Disability

Physiology of Exercise in Disabled

Different Pain Recovery in Different

Dose Response Relationship in

Bio-molecular Mechanism of Pain &

Isokinetic Exercise in Patients with

SS- 3: Diagnostic Test in Pain

Sensory Processing Disorders

Application of Ultrasonography Indonesian PMR Guideline

SS -4: Disability in Sensory

The 9th National Conference & 14th Annual Scientific Meeting

The Importance of Language

The Art in Treating Delayed

Stem Cell Therapy in

Indonesian PMR Guideline for

How Exercise can Relieve Pain

Exercise in Medicine: Physical Activity as a Vital Sign

Correlation Between Posture and Pain

National Conference Day-1

Facing The Challenges of Disability Through PMR in 21st Centuries

The 9th National Conference & 14th Annual Scientific Meeting

Facing The Challenges of Disability Through PMR in 21st Centuries

DAY 2: THURSDAY, 8TH OCTOBER 2015

Pain Management from PMR Perspective

Indonesian PMR Recommendation for Disability in Pain

Cancer-Related Pain in Childhood

Pathology of Neurogenic Bladder

The Orthopaedic Management of Hip

How to Assess Voiding Dysfunction

SS - 9: Pain In Older Adults

SS - 10: Cardio Respiration

Persistent Pain in Older Adults

Drug Treatment in Osteoporosis and

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