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CENTER FOR HEALTH RESEARCH
UNIVERSITY OF INDONESIA
Introduction
The Center for Health Research University of Indonesia (CHR-UI or Pusat Penelitian Kesehatan Universitas Indonesia) was established in the year of 1983, and at present has an impressive national and international reputation.
Objectives
The main aim of the CHR-UI is to provide health research, training and public services in support of national growth and development. Furthermore, it aims to expand institutional capacity to initiate and manage inter- and multi-disciplinary health research programs, to sharpen and focus research analysis and results, and ultimately to disseminate research findings to appropriate audiences for the benefit of the community at large.
Main Research Areas
The CHR-UI continues to be involved with projects in the areas of reproductive health, sexually high risk behaviour and HIV/AIDS, health economics, maternal and child health and survival, child nutrition, quality of care in health services and family planning delivery, roles and status of women, gender differences in primary health service utilization, social marketing aspects of primary health care programs, social and anthropological perspectives of health and social well-being, aging and living arrangements, gender violence, drug abuse, tropical diseases (such as leprosy and tuberculosis), personal and environmental health behaviour such as smoking, clean water and waste treatment, epidemiological effects of electromagnetic fields, and diseases caused by industrial pollutants, as well as occupational health, and many other areas related to health, nutrition, and participatory community development. In later areas, we conduct a program on behavioral changes among injecting drug users, and a project for waste and garbage management, both in Depok community in West Java.
Collaboarative Research
The CHR-UI prides itself on its reputation and achievements in both academic and operational research activities. It is in a unique position to assist the government at the national, regional and local levels and within various government agencies such as: the National Family Planning Coordinating Board/BKKBN, the Ministries of Health, Population, Coordination of People's Welfare, Women's Affairs, Internal Affairs, the National Planning Board/Bappenas, the central bureau of statistics (CBS) other demographic institutes, BNN, BNP. International agencies that collaborated with the CHR-UI include: the Asian Development Bank (ADB), AusAID, AIDSCAP, Family Health International, HIV/AIDS prevention project/HAPP (ASA), Ford Foundation, JICA, Pathfinder International, Population Council, RAND Corp., UNDP, UNFPA, UNICEF, UNESCO, WHO, the World Bank, USAID, the Yamaha Foundation, JPHIEGO, PATH, JSI, and Mercy Corps. The CHR-UI has initiated the networking of 15 research-working groups within the Indonesian Epidemiology Network (IEN). These linkages are with governmental, NGOs and other universities within Indonesia and abroad, and have provided numerous educational, research, and training opportunities. To achieve its goals, the CHR-UI has established networks and affiliated working groups, providing expertise in the areas of: Measles, Dengue Haemorrhagic fever (DHF), Tropical Disease Research (TDR), STI/ HIV/ AIDS and Hospital Management. In addition, the CHR-UI has been involved in numerous large-scale projects including the Indonesia HIV/AIDS Behavioural Surveillance Survey (HAPP/USAID), a women's health profile (Ministry of Women's Affairs), and projects on infant nutrition and zinc supplementation (UNICEF) and adolescent counselling on reproductive health (BKKBN).
Training Activities
The centre exists to bring together faculty members and post graduate students working on health and population research topics, and to provide support for both governmental program-base and population-base health policies. Besides research activities, CHR-UI also organizes and conducts various types of training activities, seminars, and workshops, attended by participants from government institutions, NGOs, other universities and private sectors. Topics covered in the training and seminars included: Maternal-Child Survival Development and Protection, Maternal and Perinatal Health, Adolescent Reproductive Health, Gender Empowerment, Environmental Epidemiology, Early Dengue Diagnostic, Rapid Surveys by Computer-based Technique, Clinical Epidemiology for Dentistry, Hospital Sanitation (Grifith and Curtin Universities, Australia), Application of Regression in Health Research, data Analysis using EPI-Info, Improvement of the Quality of Life of the Aged, Registration of Sick Absenteeism (PERTAMINA), AIDS Symposium for Students, Public Health Approach to HIV Infection, Behavioural Sciences Approach to AIDS Education and Prevention, Mapping of Sexually High Risk Behaviour Groups, Workshops on HIV/AIDS for Religious Leaders, Epidemiology Surveillance of HIV/AIDS (UCLA-Fogarty Training Program, MOH, World Bank, AIDSCAP/FHI) Evaluation for the STD/HIV/AIDS information, education and communication (IEC) training course, Training of Data usage on Policy Development and HIV/AIDS Prevention Program, Health Research Management Training.
Resources
Throughout the years of its academic and research activities, the centre has earned a reputation, largely through the achievements of its academic staff, many of whom are members of distinguished national and international academic societies.
The CHR-UI has a newly appointed director: DR.dr. Sabarinah B. Prasetyo, MSc. The Director is supported by a core of senior researchers with expertise in various fields of public health and community development. They include Prof. dr. Budi Utomo, MPH, PhD; Prof. Dr. Tri Budi W. Raharjo, MA; Dr. drg Mardiati Nadjib, MSc; DR. Dra. Rita Damayanti, MPH; dr. Tri Yunis Miko Wahyono, MSc; Drs. Heru Suparno, M.Kes; Yudarini, SH, M.Kes; Drs. Dadun, M.Kes; Purwa Kurnia Sucahya, SKM, MSi; dr. Nugroho Soeharno, M.Kes; Dini Dachlia, SKM, MKes; Drs. Ferdinand P. Siagian, MSi; Subarkah, SPi, MSi; Amry Ismail, SKM, MKM; Agus Dwi Setiawan, S.Sos. They are supported by researchers and trainees, whom graduated from various fields of study including anthropology, sociology, public health, nutrition, medicine, law, economics, psychology and geography. Many of these staff members have been actively involved in most of CHR-UI's research projects throughout Indonesia. The CHR-UI is also supported by its own administrative, financial staff and librarian.
The centre is situated in the university's main campus in Depok, West Java, and 35 kilometres southeast of Jakarta. The centre has its own library and computer units, which are equipped with the latest computer hardware and software programs to support both quantitative and qualitative analysis, and to sustain large and small surveys. However, the centre aims to continue to expand its capacity and produce higher levels of quality products.
Studies
- Community-Based Birth Registration Through the Mobilization of Birth Attendants in Bogor Regency (1990).
- Initiation and Duration of Breast-feeding in Indonesia (1990)
- Qualitative assessment of postpartum morbidities in Indramayu Regency (1990-1991).
- Improved iron-folate distribution to alleviate maternal anemia (1990-92)
- The Indramayu Health and Family Prospective Study (1991-92)
- Prospective Study of Bacterial Vaginosis and Intervention (1991-93).
- Knowledge, Attitude and Practice of Massage Girls and Parlor Managers towards AIDS in Jakarta (1992)EPI Service Quality and Attitude Study of vaccinators and Service Receivers (1993-94)
- Quality of Care in Indonesia: Review for Policy Determination (1996)
- Conceptual Framework for Maternal and Child Survival, Development and Protection (1996)
- Unravelling the Mysteries of Maternal Deaths in West Java (1996)
- Situation Analysis of HIV/AIDS and Its Impacts on Women and Children in Indonesia (1996)
- Operations Research to Determine Appropriate IEC on HIV/AIDS for Islamic Religious Groups (1996)
- Reproductive Health Modules for Parents with Children and Adolescents (1996)
- Operations Research for Improving Data Management on Family Planning and Health in Transmigration Areas (1996)
- Operations Research to Develop Appropriate IEC on Reproductive Health and HIV/AIDS for Moslem Adolescent (1997)
- Operational Assessment of Institutional Responses to HIV/AIDS in Indonesia (1997) Indonesia Behavioural Surveillance Survey (1996 - 2000) (AUSAID, USAID, WB)
- Monitoring the distribution of USAID donated contraceptives (1999)
- Quality Assessment Study for the Service Delivery Expansion Support (SDES) project in Family Planning in Indonesia (1999)
- Essential drugs and contraceptives stock supply survey in 5 provinces in Indonesia (John Snow Inc, 2000)
- Indonesian Cholesterol and other risks stud (Bayer Inc-2000.)
- Zinc supplementation among infants in Indramayu (UNICEF, 1998- 1999)
- Prevalence and Causes of Abortion in Indonesia (UNFPA, 2000)
- Analysis of Health situation and financial requirements in Sulawesi Tenggara (AusAID, 2000)
- Evaluation of the Provincial IEC models (Menkokesra -AusAID (2001)
- Fairness in Financing (WHO- SEARO, 2001)
- Study on prevalence of tobacco use in WHO South-East Asia Region (WHO-SEARO) 2001
- Research on economic analysis of the BDD program (JPHIEGO) 2001
- A field trial: Preventing Low Birth Weight in Indonesia through Maternal Nutrition and Multi-micronutrient Supplementation in Indramayu, (UNICEF, 2000-2002)
- Essential Reproductive Health Baseline Survey in South Sumatra, West Java, West Kalimantan and East Nusa Tenggara (UNFPA, 2002).
- Research on economic analysis of the BDD program (PATH, 2002).
- Intervention of IEC-HIV/AIDS among IDU in Jakarta (ASA-FHI-USAID, 2002-2003)
- Model Socialization of Reproductive Health among Rural Family and Community In Purwakarta and Pandeglang, 2002 (Ministry of Empowerment)
- Baseline Data Collection for Intervention Aimed at Reducing HIV Vulnerability of Young People in Papua Province (UNICEF, 2003)
- The Study on Improving of Safe Injection in Immunization Programmes in two district (Indramayu and OKU) (P2M Depkes-ICDC, 2003)
- The Study Costing on Immunization Program (Case Study in Bangka-Belitung and Center Java Provinces (P2M Depkes-ICDC, 2003)
- Final Impact Evaluation of Behaviour Change Intervention (BCI) Component of the Maternal and Neonatal Health Program in Indonesia -Maternal Neonatal Health (MNH) Project, 2004
- Risk Evaluation on Toxic Substances in Automobile Exhaust in The Jakarta Urban Area: Human Health Effects (The JICA, The US, Ministry of Environment, 2004)
- Benefit Evaluation Study II (BES II) (ICDC, Ministry of Health, 2004/2005)
- Study on Economics and Social Costing Drug Use in 10 major cities in Indonesia (BNN RI, 2004)
- Qualitative Evaluation of The Saving Newborn Lives Initiative in Cirebon District ( PATH, 2005)
- Baseline Survey Development Activity Program Jakarta Nutrition Program Senyum Mercy Corps in 17 Kelurahan in Jakarta, 2005 (Mercy Corps)
- Basic Human Services Baseline Household Survey: Indonesia Health Services Program (HSP) in 6 provinces, 30 districts (USAID, 2005)
- Household Survey in Drug Use in 16 provinces 23 cities in Indonesia - (BNN,RI, 2005)
- Assessment of HIV/AIDS Vulnerability in Young People Focusing on Injecting Drugs Users (UNESCO, 2005)
- Study on the Health Problems among Workers in Gold Mining in West Java and South Kalimantan ( in Collaboration with PT. Daya Makara and Ministry of Health, 2005)
- Study of Mapping on Occupational Health Problem in 6 provinces 12 districts in Indonesia (in collaboration with PT.Japaru with Center for Occupational Health Ministry of Health, 2005)
- Community Health Assessment at Murung Raya District - Central Kalimantan (2006)
- Training for Tuberculin Survey in West Sumatra (2006)
- Secondhand Smoke (2006)
- Database Pemerintah Daerah Rawan Penyalahgunaan dan Peredaran Gelap Narkoba di Kota Tangerang (2006)
- Incoorporating Gender, Helath and Environment Linkage and Environment Justice in the Development: an Advocacy Capacity Building Program, 2006 – 2009
- Health Financing Analysis of the TB Program at 7 Districts in 4 Provinces of Indonesia, 2006
- Survey Nasional Penyalahgunaan dan Peredaran Gelap Narkoba pada Kelompo Pelajar dan Mahasiswa di Indonesia, 2006
- Survey on Livelihood Strategies: Household Economies and Environmental Expenditures, 2006 – 2007
- Healthy Start Program Baseline Survey, 2006 – 2007
- Training on Planning and Budgeting Tools of TB Program in 5 Provinces, 2007
- Health Sector Support Baseline Household Survey in NTB and NTT, 2007
- Situation Analysis on the Immunization Program in NAD and North Sumatra, 2007
- Tuberculin Survey Fieldwork, phase 1 in Central Java and East Nusa Tenggara, 2007
- National Assessment of Children and Families Affected by HIV/AIDS, 2007
- Cost Effectiveness of Harm Reductuion Program, 2007
- Investigation into Quality and Access Factors Affecting Uptake of VCT Services among High Risk Group in Indonesia, 2007
- Health Sector Support Baseline Household Survey in Alor and Sumba, 2007
- Final Evaluation of Projects - INS01/P04 Reproductive Health Commodity Security (RHCS) and Aceh Population Census - IDNTP101
- Baseline Survey: Status of Essential Newborn Health and Newborn Health Care Program in Garut District, West Java,2008
- Baseline/Midline Assessment for Life Skill Education and Peer Education Intervention in Papua and West Papua Provinces,2007
- Baseline Study of Health and Nutrition Services and Community Knowledge, Attitudes and Practices Relating to Health and Nutrition in 2 Districts of 2 Provinces in NTB and NTT,2008
- National Survey Illicit Drugs in Indonesia, 2008, Narcotics National Bereau
Ongoing Projects:
National Survey Illicit Drugs for Student in Indonesia, 2009, Narcotics National Bereau
Center for Health Research, University of Indonesia (CHR-UI) / Pusat Penelitian Kesehatan (PPK-UI)
Building G, 2nd Floor Faculty of Public Health University of Indonesia, Kampus UI Depok, 16424, West Java, Indonesia. Phone : (62-21) 7270154, Fax: (62-21) 7270153. Email:
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Profile of CHR-UI staff
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Name
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Posting
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Education strata (S1, S2, S3)
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Post at CHR-UI
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Experstise
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Tenure (Govt service)
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Sabarinah B. Prasetyo
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Department of Biostatistics and Population, Faculty of Public Health, UI
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S3; S2: Faculty of Public Health UI
S1: Faculty of Medicine UI
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Current Director, Associate
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Statistics, Reproductive Health
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Government Civil Service
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Rita Damayanti
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Department of Health Education and Behavioral Sciences, Faculty of Public Health, UI
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S3: Faculty of Public Health UI, S2: School of Public Health, University of California, Los Angeles, USA, S1: Faculty of Psychologi UI
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Vice Director, Associate
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Psychology and behavioral sciences
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Government Civil Service
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Mardiati Nadjib
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Department of Administration and Health Policy, Faculty of Public Health, UI
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S3, S2: Faculty of Public Health UI, S1: Faculty of Dentistry UI
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Associate
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Health economics, policy and planning analysis
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Government Civil Service
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Prastuti Soewondo Chusnun*
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Department of Administration and Health Policy, Faculty of Public Health, UI
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S3, S2: University of California, Los Angeles, S1: Faculty of Economic UI (Accounting)
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Associate
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Health economics, policy and planning analysis
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Government Civil Service
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Prof. Budi Utomo
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Department of Biostatistics and Population, Faculty of Public Health, UI
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S3: The Australian National University, S2: University of Hawaii, USA S1: Faculty of Medicine UI
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Associate
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Epidemiology and biostatistics, Reproductive Health
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Government Civil Service
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Prof . Tri Budi W. Rahardjo*
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Faculty of Dentistry UI
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S3, S2: Airlangga University, S1: Faculty of Dentistry UI
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Associate
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Dentistry, gerontology
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Government Civil Service
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Meiwita P. Budiharsana*
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Department of Biostatistics and Population, Faculty of Public Health, UI
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S3: University of California in Los Angeles, USA S2: School of Public Health, University of Southern California S1: Faculty of Medicine, UNIKA Atmajaya University
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Associate
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Reproductive health
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Government Civil Service
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Iwan Ariawan*
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Department Biostatistics and Population, Faculty of Public Health, UI
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S2: School of Public Health,UCLA, USA S1: Faculty of Medicine UI
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Associate
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Epidemiology and biostatistics
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Government Civil Service
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Adang Bachtiar*
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Department of Administrastion and Health Policy, Faculty of Public Health, UI
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S3, S2: School of Public Health, John Hopkins University, USA S1: Faculty of Medicine UI
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Associate
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Quality Assurance and policies
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Government Civil Service
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Budi Haryanto*
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Department of Environmental Health, Faculty of Public Health, UI
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S2: School of Public Health, UCLA, S2, S1: Faculty of Public Health UI
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Associate
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Epidemiology and environmental health
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Government Civil Service
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Yudarini
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Center for Health Research, UI
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S2: Faculty of Public Health UI, S1: Faculty of Law, UKI University
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Associate
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Public health administration, Medical by Law
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CHR-UI staff
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Dadun
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Center for Health Research, UI
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S2: Faculty of Public Health UI, S1: Faculty of Political Sciences and Social Sciences (Public Administration)
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Researcher
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Health economics
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CHR-UI staff
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Heru Suparno
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Center for Health Research, UI
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S2: Faculty of Public Health UI, S1: Faculty of Art (Anthropology), Gajahmada University
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Associate
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Health behaviors, HIV/AIDS
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CHR-UI staff
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Purwa Kurnia Sucahyo
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Center for Health Research, UI
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S2: Faculty of Economic UI, S1: Faculty of Public Health UI
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Researcher
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Health economics
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CHR-UI staff
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Dini Dahlia
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Center for Health Research, UI
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S2, S1: Faculty of Public Health UI
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Researcher
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Reproductive health
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CHR-UI staff
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Subarkah
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Center for Health Research, UI
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S2: Faculty of Economic UI, S1: Faculty of Ocean Technology and Science, IPB
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Researcher
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Demography and data management
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CHR-UI staff
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Ferdinand Pangihutan Siagian
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Center for Health Research, UI
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S2: Faculty of Economic UI, S1: Faculty of Political Sciences and Social Sciences UI (Anthropology)
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Researcher
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Demography
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CHR-UI staff
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Amry Ismail
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Center for Health Research, UI
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S2, S1: Faculty of Public Health UI
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Researcher
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Public health, data management
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CHR-UI staff
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Agus Dwi Setiawan
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Center for Health Research, UI
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S2: Faculty of Public Health UI S1: Faculty of Political Sciences and Social Sciences Udayana University
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Researcher
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Public health research
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CHR-UI staff
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Hendri Hartati
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Center for Health Research, UI
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S2, S1: Faculty of Public Health UI,
S2;University of Melbourne- australia
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Researcher |
Health Economics |
CHR-UI staff
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Fitra Yelda*
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S2, S1: Faculty of Public Health UI
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Researcher
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Epidemiology
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Tri Yunis Miko W.*
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Department of Epidemiology, Faculty of Public Health, UI
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S2: Public Health, Univ. Philipina, Philipine. S1: Faculty of Medicine UI
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Researcher
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Epidemiology
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Government Civil Service
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Nugroho Soeharno
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Center for Health Research UI
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S2: School of Public Health, UI S1: Faculty of Medicine, YARSI University
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Researcher
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Health Economic
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CHRUI staff
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Yetty Sunaryo
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Center for Health Research, UI
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Diploma III
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Administrator
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CHRUI Staff
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Sri Upiyati
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Center for Health Research, UI
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Senior High School
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Assistant Administrator
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CHRUI staff
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R.Repeliawati
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Center for Health Research, UI
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S1: Faculty of Economics, Pancasila University
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Assistant Administrator
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CHRUI staff
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MM. Tri Suprapti
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Center for Health Research, UI
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S1: Sanata Dharma
University
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Assistant Administrator
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CHRUI staff
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Suyanto
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Center for Health Research, UI
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Senior High School
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Assistant Administrator
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CHRUI staff
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Oni Tabroni
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Center for Health Research, UI
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Senior High School
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Assistant Administrator
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CHRUI staff
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Dewi Lovelyna Azhari
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Center for Health Research, UI
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Diploma 1
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Assistant Administrator
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CHRUI staff
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Iwan Darmawel
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Center for Health Research, UI
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Senior High School
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Assistant Administrator
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CHRUI staff
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T. Suko Wardoyo
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Center for Health Research, UI
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Diploma III
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Assistant Administrator
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CHRUI staff
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