UNS Medical Faculty Lecturer Brings Indonesian Midwives' Health Issues to the Global Stage in Berlin
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A lecturer from the Faculty of Medicine at Sebelas Maret University (FK UNS), Rizka, has just brought the voices of Indonesian midwives to an international health forum in Berlin, Germany. Her presence at the event aimed to share the experiences and challenges faced by midwives in Indonesia in providing healthcare services.
Rizka is known for her specific expertise in midwifery, particularly for vulnerable community groups. Her primary focus includes the health of women, adolescents, and community groups requiring more intensive medical attention. Her field experience makes her the right person to represent Indonesian health workers on the world stage.
In the forum, she highlighted the importance of the midwife's role in maintaining maternal and child health in various regions. She also shared strategies on how to improve the quality of midwifery services to be more inclusive and accessible to all levels of society, including those living in areas with limited health facilities.
Rizka's participation in this event is expected to open opportunities for international cooperation for the Indonesian health sector. Furthermore, this step serves as proof that Indonesian health workers possess quality that is recognized globally and are capable of contributing to discussions on global public health issues.
This success is expected to motivate health workers and academics in Indonesia to remain active in international forums. By sharing knowledge and experience, Indonesia can continue to play an active role in improving global health standards, particularly in the field of midwifery.
Sources: Universitas Sebelas Maret
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