30 November: Improving healthcare
Session 1: Improving health data connectivity and integration
Data duplication, inconsistency and information gaps – the pandemic showed just how important timely, accurate and complete data is to policy response and managing community wellbeing. The session explores the challenges of health data connectivity and integration in Indonesia. There are opportunities for Australia and Indonesia to collaborate in strengthening digital health.
Session 2: Protecting healthcare workers and changing public attitudes during a crisis
Changing health system practices and effective adoption of health and safety measures are some ways to curb the spread of COVID. But what does it take to decrease infection rates among frontline health workers and increase public compliance through public health education campaigns? This session discusses critical areas that need attention to better protect healthcare workers and explores public attitudes towards social distancing and vaccine uptake.
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Opening remarks
Executive Director
The Australia-Indonesia Centre
Minister of Health
Republic of Indonesia
Session 1: Improving health data connectivity and integration
Head, Comms & Outreach
The Australia-Indonesia Centre
COVID-19 Research Co-lead
University of Melbourne
COVID-19 Research Co-lead
Universitas Gadjah Mada
COVID-19 Researcher
Universitas Gadjah Mada
Head
Pulse Lab Jakarta
Chairman
AIBC Health Group
Session 2: Protecting healthcare workers and changing public attitudes during a crisis
Head, Comms & Outreach
The Australia-Indonesia Centre
COVID-19 Research Co-lead
Monash University
COVID-19 Research Co-lead
ITS
COVID-19 Research Co-lead
Universitas Hasanuddin
COVID-19 Research Co-lead
The University of Queensland
Discussant
Team Leader
Health Security Partnership
Closing remarks
Minister Counsellor-Governance
& Human Development
AUS Embassy Jakarta
