I.

INTRODUCTION
Many people argue that children play an important role in the future of our nation. Their mind
and skills form the future of our world. We, as experts in dealing with pediatric patients, must
have been agreed with this assumption. However, there are still many things to be done in health
promotion for young patients with neurosurgical illness. We need to share our knowledge in
order to gain a better understanding of the rapid evolution in our field.

Since the establishment of International Society for Pediatric Neurosurgery (ISPN) in 1972, a
yearly international scientific meeting has been held in different parts of the world. The aim of
the event is to share knowledge in relation to children’s health. The ISPN also provides support
to the faculty coming from emerging countries to conduct and to attend the course.

Department of Neurosurgery, Faculty of Medicine, Padjadjaran University/ Hasan Sadikin

Hospital Bandung in conjuction with Neuropediatric Committee of Indonesian Neurosurgical
Society (INS) was honored to be one of the host for ISPN Educational Course 2019. The event was
held in Auditorium of Teaching Hospital Padjadjaran University/ Hasan Sadikin Hospital Bandung
for 3 days, from 17-19 January 2019. The course was international event attended by 108
participants, a combined group of neurosurgeon, pediatrician, resident, and general practitioner.
The purpose of the course was to generate a network among society from all over the world and
to bring experts in sharing knowledge and novel techniques in order to offer better ways in
children’s health.

This document reports in this course.

II. COMMITTEE
This event was planned and conducted by committee from Department of Neurosurgery, Faculty
of Medicine, Padjadjaran University/ Hasan Sadikin Hospital Bandung. The team were supervised
by ISPN Educational Chair, Sandip Chatterjee, MD; Head of Neurosurgery Department of Faculty
of Medicine, Padjadjaran University Bandung, Akhmad Imron, MD; and Head of Neuropediatric
Committee Indonesian Neurosurgical Society, Arifin Parenrengi, MD. The course directed by
Mirna Sobana, MD. The rest of committees consisted of Neurosurgery Residents of Department
of Neurosurgery, Faculty of Medicine, Padjadjaran University/ Hasan Sadikin Hospital Bandung.

Course Advisor : Sandip Chatterjee, MD

Akhmad Imron, MD
Arifin Parenrengi, MD
Course Director : Mirna Sobana, MD
Organizing Committee : Residents of Neurosurgery Department
Padjadjaran University
Bandung, Indonesia

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III. PARTICIPANTS
3.1 Resource Persons
The course was directed by 6 faculty members and 1 invited lecturer. Resource persons were
mainly drawn from ISPN member and INS member.

Picture 1. Photo of faculty members with staff of Neurosurgery Department, Faculty of

Medicine, Padjadjaran University, Bandung

Faculty Members:
• Mirna Sobana, MD (Local Faculty); Department of Neurosurgery, Faculty of Medicine,
Padjadjaran University, Bandung, Indonesia
• Samsul Ashari, MD (Local Faculty); Department of Neurosurgery, University of Indonesia,
Jakarta, Indonesia
• Wihasto Suryaningtyas, MD (Local Faculty); Department of Neurosurgery, University of
Airlangga, Surabaya, Indonesia
• Paul Steinbok, MD (ISPN Faculty Member); Department of Surgery, The University of
British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada
• Gianpiero Tamburrini, MD (ISPN Faculty Member); Institute of Neurosurgery, Catholic
University Medical School and Fondazione Policlinico Gemelli IRCSS, Rome, Italy
• Azmi Alias, MD (ISPN Faculty Member); Department of Neurosurgery, Tunku Abdul
Rahman Neuroscience Institute (IKTAR), Hospital Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Invited Lecturer:
• Susi Susanah, MD; Department of Pediatric, Padjadjaran University, Bandung, Indonesia

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3.2 Course Participants
The course was attended by 108 participants: 2 from Cambodia, 1 from Malaysia, 1 from Australia,
and 104 from Indonesia. (Table 1)

Picture 2. Photo of faculty members with all participants

Table 1. List of Participants

No Name Sex Country Educational Background
1 Abdul Wahab Rasyid M Indonesia Neurosurgery Resident
2 Abdurrahman Mousa Arsyad M Indonesia Neurosurgeon
3 Achmad Chumaidi M Indonesia Neurosurgeon
4 Achmad Zuhro Ma'ruf M Indonesia Neurosurgeon
5 Adel Mousavi M Indonesia Neurosurgery Resident
6 Adhitya Syahada M Indonesia General Practitioner
7 Agung Heri Wahyudi M Indonesia Neurosurgeon
8 Agung Muda Patih M Indonesia Neurosurgeon
9 Agung Sulistiono M Indonesia Neurosurgeon
10 Agus Bosnia M Indonesia General Practitioner
11 Agus Budi Setiawan M Indonesia Neurosurgeon
12 Agus Chairul Anab M Indonesia Neurosurgeon
13 Agus Riansyah Budiman M Indonesia General Practitioner
14 Agus Suhendar M Indonesia Neurosurgeon
15 Alpasca Firdaus M Indonesia General Practitioner
16 Alvi Aulia Rahmah F Indonesia Neurosurgeon
17 Ambara Rakhmadi Shabana M Indonesia General Practitioner
18 Andi Ihwan M Indonesia Neurosurgeon
19 Andika Ramadhani F Indonesia General Practitioner
20 Andrea Valentino M Indonesia Neurosurgeon
21 Andry P Sinurat M Indonesia Neurosurgeon

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No Name Sex Country Educational Background
22 Anggiat Silaen M Indonesia Neurosurgeon
23 Anggun Rahayu Pratiwi F Indonesia General Practitioner
24 Anne Susanty F Indonesia Pediatrician
25 Anton Sirait M Indonesia Neurosurgeon
26 Apollo S.M. Napitu M Indonesia Neurosurgeon
27 Arie Ibrahim M Indonesia Neurosurgeon
28 Arief Setia Handoko M Indonesia Neurosurgeon
29 Astri Avianti F Indonesia Neurosurgeon
30 Budi Susanto M Indonesia Neurosurgeon
31 Derry Priyadi Kurniawan M Indonesia General Practitioner
32 Dewi Hawani Alisjahbana F Indonesia Pediatrician
33 Dimas Gatra Diantoro M Indonesia General Practitioner
34 Donny Argie M Indonesia Neurosurgeon
35 Eka Budhi M Indonesia Neurosurgeon
36 Eufrata Silvestris Junus M Indonesia General Practitioner
37 Fadli Said M Indonesia Neurosurgeon
38 Fina Meilyana F Indonesia Pediatrician
39 Gumar Jaya Saleh M Indonesia Neurosurgeon
40 Gusman Arief M Indonesia Neurosurgeon
41 Hadi Sriwandanu M Indonesia Neurosurgeon
42 Halim Ahmad M Indonesia Neurosurgeon
43 Handoyo Pramusinto M Indonesia Neurosurgeon
44 Handrianto Setiajaya M Indonesia Neurosurgeon
45 Haris Nur M Indonesia General Practitioner
46 Husdal Badri M Indonesia Neurosurgeon
47 I Wayan Niryana M Indonesia Neurosurgeon
48 Ida Bagus Gede Adiguna M Indonesia General Practitioner
49 Indra Damayanti F Indonesia Neurosurgeon
50 Indra Dinatha M Indonesia General Practitioner
51 Iskandar M Indonesia Neurosurgeon
52 Iwan Destiawan M Indonesia Neurosurgeon
53 Jeanne PMR Winaktu F Indonesia Neurosurgeon
54 Jordan Tambunan M Indonesia Neurosurgeon
55 Joshua M Indonesia General Practitioner
56 Kadek Rusjaya M Indonesia General Practitioner
57 Kevin M Indonesia General Practitioner
58 Kevin Jonathan Sjukur M Indonesia General Practitioner
59 Komang Werdhi Sentosa M Indonesia General Practitioner
60 Kong Vuthy M Cambodia Neurosurgeon
61 Laksamana Kresna Agung M Indonesia General Practitioner
62 Liza Amelia F Indonesia Neurosurgeon
63 Marietta F Indonesia Rehabilitation Specialist
64 Marleen M Indonesia General Practitioner
65 Mia Milanti Dewi F Indonesia Pediatrician
66 Michael M Indonesia General Practitioner

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No Name Sex Country Educational Background
67 Muhamad Faisal Akbar M Indonesia General Practitioner
68 Muhammad Dicky M Indonesia General Practitioner
69 Muhammad Dinda M Indonesia General Practitioner
70 Muhammad Eko Julianto Syam M Indonesia General Practitioner
71 Muhammad Fahrul Usman M Indonesia General Practitioner
72 Muhammad Handika Saputra M Indonesia General Practitioner
73 Muhammad Nur Hanief M Indonesia General Practitioner
74 Muhammad Radhian Arief M Indonesia Neurosurgeon
75 Muhammad Reyhan Syawal M Indonesia General Practitioner
76 N. Budi Setiawan M Indonesia Neurosurgeon
77 Neizar Alwan M Indonesia Neurosurgeon
78 Nelly Amalia Risan F Indonesia Pediatrician
79 Niko Kristianto M Indonesia General Practitioner
80 Nurhasan M Indonesia Neurosurgeon
81 Oskar Ady Widarta M Indonesia Neurosurgeon
82 Oung Monyputhik M Cambodia Neurosurgeon
83 Paul Herman Atmaja M Indonesia General Practitioner
84 Pauline Christine Sajori F Indonesia Neurosurgery Resident
85 Peter Yustian Atmaja M Indonesia General Practitioner
86 Pieter M.J Liklikwatil M Indonesia Neurosurgeon
87 Prabu Rau Sriram M Malaysia Neurosurgeon
88 Priandana Adya Eka Saputra M Indonesia Neurosurgeon
89 Putri Novika Anggraeni F Indonesia General Practitioner
90 Rahadian Indarto Susilo M Indonesia Neurosurgeon
91 Regina Melia F Indonesia General Practitioner
92 Reza Fadhillah Yudhatama M Indonesia Neurosurgery Resident
93 Ria Amelia F Indonesia General Practitioner
94 Rohadi M Indonesia Neurosurgeon
95 Rudy Yunanto M Indonesia Neurosurgeon
96 Satria Pinandita Suhartoyo M Indonesia General Practitioner
97 Snigdha Saha F Australia Neurosurgeon
98 Subrady Leo M Indonesia Neurosurgeon
99 Theresia Cintia Dewi F Indonesia General Practitioner
100 Unggul Anugrah Pekerti M Indonesia General Practitioner
101 Venansius Ratno Kurniawan M Indonesia Neurosurgery Resident
102 Wargian Hadisaputra M Indonesia Neurosurgeon
103 Willy Adhimarta M Indonesia Neurosurgeon
104 Wiradharma Arief F Indonesia Neurosurgeon
105 Yogi Rosbianto M Indonesia Neurosurgeon
106 Yoka Mahendra Prana M Indonesia Neurosurgery Resident
107 Yudhistira Kaysa Karim M Indonesia Neurosurgeon
108 Yudi Yuwono Wiwoho M Indonesia Neurosurgeon

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3.3 Participants Profile
Proportion of participants classified according to gender, nationality, and educational
background is presented in Charts 1-3.

Chart 1
GENDER
Female
19%

Male
81%

Chart 2
NATIONALITY

Indonesia

Australia

Malaysia

Cambodia

0 20 40 60 80 100 120
Cambodia Malaysia Australia Indonesia
Total 2 1 1 104

Chart 3
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND

Neurosurgeon
Neurosurgery Resident
General Practitioner
Pediatrician
Rehabilitation Specialist
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70

Rehabilitation General Neurosurgery

Pediatrician Neurosurgeon
Specialist Practitioner Resident
Total 1 5 38 6 58

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IV. COURSE PROGRAMME
4.1 Course Activities
The course consisted of 3 components: scientific session (lecture, case discussion, case
presentation), luncheon seminar, and cultural programme. Scientific session and luncheon
seminar were held at Auditorium of Teaching Hospital Padjadjaran University/ Hasan Sadikin
Hospital Bandung, meanwhile cultural programme were carried out at Saung Angklung Udjo and
Sindang Reret Restaurant, Bandung.

Picture 3. Venue of the course

Table 2. Schedule Day 1

Thursday, January 17th 2019
SESSION TIME SPEAKER VENUE
Registration 07.00-07.30 (30’) - Auditorium
Opening Day 1 07.30-07.35 (5’) MC Auditorium
National Anthem of Indonesia 07.35-07.37 (2’) - Auditorium
Welcome Message 07.37-07.47 (10’) Akhmad Imron Auditorium
Setiawan
Mirna Sobana
Photo Session 07.47-07.50 (3’) - Auditorium
Introduction to ISPN Course 07.50-08.00 (10’) Gianpiero Tamburrini Auditorium
MCQ 08.00-08.30 (30’) Gianpiero Tamburrini Auditorium
SESSION 1: ENDOSCOPIC THIRD VENTRICULOSTOMY (ETV)
Moderator: Gianpiero Tamburrini & Mirna Sobana
Endoscopic Ventricular Anatomy 08.30-08.45 (15’) Gianpiero Tamburrini Auditorium
ETV: Indication 08.45-09.00 (15’) Azmi Alias Auditorium
ETV: How I Do It 09.00-09.15 (15’) Azmi Alias Auditorium
ETV: Complications and Their Avoidance 09.15-09.30 (15’) Azmi Alias Auditorium
Discussion 09.30-09.45 (15’) All faculties Auditorium
Coffee Break 09.45-10.00 (15’) - Auditorium
Case Discussion 10.00-10.15 (15’) Paul Steinbok Auditorium
Video Session 10.15-10.35 (20’) Azmi Alias Auditorium
SESSION 2: HYDROCEPHALUS
Moderator: Paul Steinbok & Samsul Ashari

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 SESSION TIME SPEAKER VENUE
Congenital Aqueductal Stenosis 10.35-10.50 (15’) Mirna Sobana Auditorium
Post Infectious Hydrocephalus 10.50-11.05 (15’) Azmi Alias Auditorium
IVH Related Hydrocephalus: 11.05-11.20 (15’) Gianpiero Tamburrini Auditorium
Management & Strategies
Case Discussion 11.20-11.40 (20’) Gianpiero Tamburrini Auditorium
Mirna Sobana
Lunch & Afternoon Pray 11.40-12.30 (50’)
Luncheon Seminar 1 11.40-12.05 Dexa Medica Luncheon Room
Lunch & Afternoon Pray (25’) - Asy-Syifa Mosque
12.05-12.30
(25’)
Round Table: VP Shunt: How I Do It 12.30-13.00 (30’) Paul Steinbok Auditorium
VP Shunt: Complications 13.00-13.15 (15’) Wihasto Suryaningtyas Auditorium
Management of Hydrocephalus in 13.15-13.30 (15’) Gianpiero Tamburrini Auditorium
Posterior Fossa Tumor
Discussion 13.30-13.40 (10’) All Faculties Auditorium
Case Presentation by Residents: HCP 13.40-14.00 (20’) Resident Auditorium
SESSION 3: CONGENITAL MALFORMATION PART 1
Moderator: Azmi Alias & Wihasto Suryaningtyas
Encephaloceles and Cranial Vault Defect 14.00-14.20 Samsul Ashari Auditorium
(15+5’)
Classification of Spinal Dysraphism 14.20-14.45 Gianpiero Tamburrini Auditorium
(20+5’)
Post Natal Closure of Myelomeningocele 14.45-15.05 Paul Steinbok Auditorium
(MM): How I Do It (15+5’)
Post Natal Management and Outcome of 15.05-15.25 Azmi Alias Auditorium
MM (15+5’)
Coffee Break 15.25-15.40 (15’) - Auditorium
Fetal Repair of Myelomeningocele 15.40-16.00 Gianpiero Tamburrini Auditorium
(15+5’)
Localized Dorsal Myeloschisis 16.00-16.20 Paul Steinbok Auditorium
(15+5’)
Case Discussion 16.20-16.50 (30’) Gianpiero Tamburrini Auditorium
Mirna Sobana
Management Strategies in Lipoma 16.50-17.10 Gianpiero Tamburrini Auditorium
(15+5’)
Split Cord Malformation 17.10-17.30 Paul Steinbok Auditorium
(15+5’)
Dermoid Cyst and Dermal Sinus Tract 17.30-17.50 Azmi Alias Auditorium
(15+5’)
Case Discussion 17.50-18.20 (30’) Azmi Alias Auditorium
Samsul Ashari
FINISH DAY 1

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 Table 3. Schedule Day 2
Friday, January 18th 2019
SESSION TIME SPEAKER VENUE
Re-registration 07.30-08.00 - Auditorium
(30’)
Opening Day 2 08.00-08.02 (2’) MC Auditorium
SESSION 4: NEUROONCOLOGY PART 1
Moderator: Azmi Alias & Mirna Sobana
Sellar and Suprasellar Tumors: 08.02-08.22 Gianpiero Tamburrini Auditorium
Management & Strategies (15+5’)
Pineal Region Tumor: Management & 08.22-08.42 Paul Steinbok Auditorium
Strategies (15+5’)
Case Discussion 08.42-09.00 Azmi Alias Auditorium
(18’)
Pilocytic Astrocytoma: An Overview 09.00-09.20 Wihasto Suryaningtyas Auditorium
(15+5’)
Posterior Fossa Syndrome 09.20-09.40 Gianpiero Tamburrini Auditorium
(15+5’)
Case Discussion 09.40-10.00 Paul Steinbok Auditorium
(20’)
Coffee Break 10.00-10.10 - Auditorium
(10’)
SESSION 5: CONGENITAL MALFORMATION PART 2
Moderator: Gianpiero Tamburrini & Samsul Ashari
Chiari Type I 10.10-10.30 Paul Steinbok Auditorium
(15+5’)
Endoscopic Transoral Approach to CVJ 10.30-10.50 Gianpiero Tamburrini Auditorium
(15+5’)
Case Discussion 10.50-11.10 Azmi Alias Auditorium
(15+5’)
Lunch & Jumat Pray 11.10-12.30
Luncheon Seminar 2 (80’) Sinergi Tridaya Medical Luncheon Room
Lunch & Jumat Pray 11.10-11.20 - Asy-Syifa Mosque
(10’)
11.20-12.30
(70’)
Principle of Surgical Management of 12.30-12.50 Gianpiero Tamburrini Auditorium
Simple Synostosis (15+5’)
Surgery for Syndromic Craniosynostosis 12.50-13.10 Wihasto Suryaningtyas Auditorium
(15+5’)
Case Discussion 13.10-13.30 Azmi Alias Auditorium
(20’)
Case Presentation by Residents: 13.30-13.50 Resident Auditorium
Congenital Malformation (20’)
CULTURAL PROGRAMME & GALA DINNER
Transfer to Cultural Programme 14.00-15.30 - Saung Anglung Udjo
(90’)
Cultural Programme 15.30-18.00 - Saung Angklung Udjo
(150’)

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Transfer to Gala Dinner 18.00-19.00 - Sindang Reret Resto
(60’)
Gala Dinner 19.00-21.00 - Sindang Reret Resto
(120’)
FINISH DAY 2

Table 4. Schedule Day 3

Saturday, January 19th 2019
SESSION TIME SPEAKER VENUE
Re-registration 08.00-08.28 (28’) - Auditorium
Opening Day 3 08.28-08.30 (2’)
SESSION 6: TRAUMA
Moderator: Paul Steinbok & Wihasto Suryaningtyas
Evaluation and Management of A Child 08.30-08.50 Paul Steinbok Auditorium
with Minor Head Trauma (15+5’)
Evaluation and Management of A Child 08.50-09.10 Azmi Alias Auditorium
with Major Head Trauma (15+5’)
Decompressive Craniotomy in Pediatric 09.10-09.30 Azmi Alias Auditorium
Head Injury (15+5’)
Coffee Break 09.30-09.45 (15’) - Auditorium
Non Accidental Trauma 09.45-10.05 Paul Steinbok Auditorium
(15+5’)
Penetrating Brain Injuries 10.05-10.25 Azmi Alias Auditorium
(15+5’)
Case Discussion 10.25-10.55 (30’) Paul Steinbok Auditorium
Azmi Alias
Case Presentation by Residents: Trauma 10.55-11.15 (20’) Resident Auditorium
Lunch & Afternoon Pray 11.15-12.15 (60’) Luncheon Room
Asy-Syifa Mosque

SESSION 7: NEUROONCOLOGY PART 2

Moderator: Azmi Alias & Mirna Sobana
Medulloblastoma: Principles of 12.15-12.45 Paul Steinbok Auditorium
Management & How I Do It (25+5’)
Role of Adjuvant Therapy 12.45-13.05 Susi Susanah Auditorium
(15+5’)
Case Discussion 13.05-13.25 (20’) Paul Steinbok Auditorium
Azmi Alias
Case Presentation by Residents: 13.25-13.55 (30’) Resident Auditorium
Neurooncology
MCQ 13.55-14.25 (30’) All Faculties Auditorium
Faculty Appreciation 14.25-14.35 (10’) Mirna Sobana Auditorium
Closing Remark 14.35-14.40 (5’) Mirna Sobana Auditorium
FINISH DAY 3

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4.2 Lecture
Lectures (12 hours) were given by 6 faculty members and 1 invited lecturers and consisted of 7
separated session. Discussion were conducted after lecture had finished.

Picture 4. Lecture session of the course

4.3 Case Discussion

Case discussion (4 hours) were directed by faculty members. It consisted of sharing of
neuropediatric cases to encourage interactive session with participants.

Picture 5. Case discussion by faculties and interactive talk with participant

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4.4 Case Presentation
Case presentation (90 minutes) were directed by residents from Departement of Neurosurgery,
Facuty of Medicine, Padjadjaran University/ Hasan Sadikin Hospital, Bandung and representative
of overseas participant. It consisted of sharing of neuropediatric cases and interactive session
with participants.

Picture 6. Case presentation by resident

4.5 Luncheon Seminar

Luncheon seminar (60 minutes) were directed by sponshor representative. It consisted of
product presentation as part of sponsorship agreement.

Picture 7. Luncheon seminar

4.6 Cultural Programme

Cultural programme was held in Saung Angklung Udjo on Friday, January 18th. All faculties,
participants, and committees watched West Java traditional cultural show such as Wayang Golek,
Helaran, traditional dance, and Angklung show. They were also involved to play Angklung
together. All participants and faculties were also invited to gala dinner in Sindang Reret
Restaurant to enjoy West Java traditional cuisine.

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 Picture 8. Cultural programme in Saung Angklung Udjo

V. COURSE OUTPUT
5.1 Lecture Files
Video
• 280 GB of lecture video
Powerpoint Files
• Congenital Aqueduct Stenosis (Mirna Sobana, MD)
• Encephaloceles and Cranial Vault Defect (Samsul Ashari, MD)
• Role of Adjuvant Therapy (Susi Susanah, MD)

5.2 Case Presentation Files

Powerpoint Files
• Case Presentation by Resident: Hydrocephalus (Andi Nugraha, MD)
• Case Presentation by Resident: Congenital Malformation (Rhonaz Putra, MD)
• Case Presentation by Resident: Neurooncology (Muhammad Kusdiansah, MD)
• Case Presentation by Resident: Trauma (Elric Brahm Malelak, MD)
• Case Presentation: Aqueduct Stenosis (Mirna Sobana, MD)
• Case Presentation: Crouzon Syndrom (Prabu Rau Sriram, MD)

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5.3 Participant Contacts
List of participants’ names, positions, organizations, contact addresses

5.4 Faculty Member Contacts

List of names, positions, organizations, contact addresses of all resource persons

5.5 Others
200 GB of documentation photo and video

5.6 Result of Participant Assessment

Assesment were conducted before and after the course.

Pre-course assessment consisted of 44 MCQs that were collected from all faculty members,
related to their scientic session. There were only 33 participants (30,5%) had involved in pre-
course assessment. The result is showed on table 5 below.

Table 5. Pre-Course Asessment Result

No Name of Participant Score
1 Priandana 21 / 44
2 Yoka Mahendra Prana 8 / 44
3 Rohadi 15 / 44
4 Komang Werdhi Sentosa 8 / 44
5 Andi Sendjaja 16 / 44
6 Regina 11 / 44
7 Muhammad Eko Yulianto Syam 16 / 44
8 Eufrata Silvestri Junus 11 / 44
9 Muhammad Dicky Hidayattullah 5 / 44
10 Handoyo Pramusinto 17 / 44
11 Abdurrahman Mousa Arsyad 10 / 44
12 Reza Fadhillah Yudhatama 14 / 44
13 Satria Pinandita 8 / 44
14 Dyka 9 / 44
15 Peter Yustian Atmaja 18 / 44
16 Eka Budhi S. 17 / 44
17 Adit 11 / 44
18 Rahadian Susilo 19 / 44
19 Muhamad Faisal Akbar Thamrin 9 / 44
20 Iskandar 6 / 44
21 Indea Dinatha 11 / 44
22 Astri 19 / 44
23 Muhammad Handika Saputra 8 / 44
24 Marleen 5 / 44
25 Agus Budi Setiawan 17 / 44

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 26 Liza Amelia 17 / 44
27 Adiguna Wibawa 10 / 44
28 Pauline Christine Sajori 9 / 44
29 Muhammad Nur Hanief 18 / 44
30 Yudi Yuwono Wiwoho 21 / 44
31 Ratno 11 / 44
32 Muhammad Fahrul Usman 14 / 44
33 Vuthy Kong 18 / 44

Final assessment consisted of 35 MCQs. There were only 35 participants (32,4%) had involved in
final assessment. The problem we faced on doing this assessment was due to difficulty of
participants when installing and opening the application and more than half participants had left
the course earlier. The result is showed on table 6 below.

Table 6. Final Asessment Result

No Name of Participant Score
1 Ambara Rakhmadi 15 / 35
2 Muhammad Dicky Hidayattullah 24/ 35
3 Handoyo 17/ 35
4 Muhamad Faisal 5/ 35
5 Pauline 34/ 35
6 Yoka Mahendra 30/ 35
7 Yudhistira 1/ 35
8 Haris 16/ 35
9 Laksamana 13/ 35
10 Unggul 9/ 35
11 Theresia 21/ 35
12 Achmad Zuhro 17/ 35
13 Michael 14/ 35
14 Alpasca 12/ 35
15 Indra 21/ 35
16 Reza 34/ 35
17 Achmad 14/ 35
18 Joshua 14/ 35
19 Muhammad 15/ 35
20 Abdurrahman 34/ 35
21 Nadjiullah Budi 17/ 35
22 Priandana 22/ 35
23 Putri Novika 17/ 35
24 Niryana 9/ 35
25 Arief 15/ 35
26 Snigdha 22/ 35
27 Budi 12/ 35

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 28 Agung 13/ 35
29 Adhitya 15/ 35
30 Adiguna 18/ 35
31 Eufrata 10/ 35
32 Reyhan 12/ 35
33 Dimas 10/ 35
34 Anggun 13/ 35
35 Liza 23/ 35

VI. COURSE EVALUATION

At the end of the course, each participant anonymously filled in a questionnaire to evaluate the
training. Questionnaire consisted of 18 question covered broad topics such as technical aspect,
course environment, course material, feedbacks and comments for the future courses. For
question of all parametes, participants were asked to rate course delivery according to a rating
system of 5 levels: 5= stongly aggree, 4 = agree, 3 = neutral, 2 = disagree, 1 = strongly disagree.
Result of participants evaluation are given in Table 7.

Majority of participants was satisfied with on-time schedule, interactive lecture, appropriate
course level, organized content, well prepared and interactive faculty, accesible venue,
entertaining cultural programme, easy registration, and helpfull staff & committee.

Among the things to be improved are time allocation for each session, conference room facilities,
and food provided during the course and gala dinner. Low number of participants doing the
assessment was also a big problem, despite high numbers participants had been registered. Use
of paperless assessment cause difficulty for some participants.

Table 7. Results of participants evaluation. The number in each cell is the total of votes for the
corresponding parameter with respect to 5 rating categories: 1 = strongly disagree, 2 =
disagree, 3 = neutral, 4 = agree, 5 = strongly agree.

Parameters 1 2 3 4 5
The schedule is on time 1 0 0 37 19

The lecture is very interactive 0 0 2 28 27

The level of the course is
0 0 5 28 24
appropriate
The content was organized and
0 0 4 33 20
easy to follow
The time allocation was sufficient 0 1 4 38 14

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 The faculties are well prepared
0 0 0 27 30
and comprehend the topics
The faculties encourage
0 0 2 28 27
interaction and participation
The faculties are friendly and
0 0 1 24 32
helpful
The venue is easily accessible 0 0 1 27 29
The conference room and other
facilities are adequate and 0 2 2 31 22
comfortable
The food was delicious 1 2 16 27 11
The cultural program is very
0 0 13 19 25
entertaining
The transport to the cultural
0 0 16 24 17
program venue is easily
The venue for gala dinner is
0 0 17 24 16
adequate
The foods provided during the
1 1 16 27 12
gala are delicious
Theres enough staff/officials to be
0 0 1 35 21
questioned during the course
Registration process is easy 0 0 0 29 28
Staffs & officials are friendly and
0 0 1 24 32
helpful

VII. SUMMARY
Department of Neurosurgery, Faculty of Medicine, Padjadjaran University/ Hasan Sadikin
Hospital Bandung, Indonesia in conjuction with Neuropediatric Committee of Indonesian
Neurosurgical Society (INS) succesfully held Bandung ISPN Educational Course in 2019 in
Auditorium of Teaching Hospital Padjadjaran University/ Hasan Sadikin Hospital Bandung from
17-19 January 2019. The course was attended by 108 participants, a combined group of
neurosurgeon, pediatrician, resident, and general practitioner. The course was directed by 6
faculty members and 1 invited lecturer

The course consisted of 3 components: scientific session (lecture, case discussion, case
presentation), luncheon seminar, and cultural programme. Scientific session and luncheon
seminar were held at Auditorium of Teaching Hospital Padjadjaran University/ Hasan Sadikin

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Central Hospital Bandung, meanwhile cultural programme were carried out at Saung Angklung
Udjo and Sindang Reret Restaurant, Bandung.

Majority of participants was satisfied with on-time schedule, interactive lecture, appropriate
course level, organized content, well prepared and interactive faculty, accesible venue,
entertaining cultural programme, easy registration, and helpfull staff & committee. Among the
things to be improved are: time allocation for each session, conference room facilities, and food
provided during the course and gala dinner. Low number of participants doing the assessment
was also a big problem, despite high numbers participants had been registered. Use of paperless
assessment cause difficulty for some participants.

23 January 2019
Reported on behalf of the Bandung ISPN Course 2019 Committee
By Mirna Sobana, MD
Course Director
Departement of Neurosurgery, Faculty of Medicine
Padjadjaran University / Hasan Sadikin Hospital
Jalan Pasteur No. 38 Bandung 40161, Indonesia
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