The Existence and Role of

Indonesian Society of Internal Medicine (PAPDI) as

Frontliner in Facing Pandemic and New Disease
Challenge

IGP Suka Aryana

PAPDI CABANG BALI
DIVISI GERIATRI DEPARTEMEN KSM ILMU PENYAKIT DALAM
FK UNUD / RSUP PROF IGNG NGOERAH
 THE HISTORY OF INTERNAL MEDICINE
WHAT MAKES INTERNAL MEDICINE
UNIQUE?
Internal medicine began in Germany in the late 1800’s when the amount of medically-related basic
science knowledge (such as physiology, pathology, and bacteriology) increased significantly

A group of physicians who dedicated themselves to applying this fundamental knowledge to

the care of their patients, which differed substantially from the way medicine was practiced at
the time which was mostly observational and empiric.

a “scientific
attitude”

The beginning of Internal Medicine Era

 Honesty is telling
A “SCIENTIFIC ATTITUDE” the truth about
things and doing
2. Honesty
right no matter
what
Scientific attitude is the desire to Curiosity is a
know and understand, questioning wanting1.to know Open 3.
minded
to all statements, search for data more and keep means to open
Open
and their meaning, search for Curiosity
discovering things to other ideas
minded
verification, and consideration of you didn’t know and opinions
consequences before

Skepticism is having attitude

Creativity helps internist
figure out inventive solutions
5.
to problems that may occur
Creativity
during their work. Without
creativity it would be hard to
think ideas and solutions
of doubt. Open minded is
good but if you are too open,
4.
its not always a good thing.
Skepticism
You must be aware that
solution might not work, it
has to be balanced with open
minded
 WILLIAM OSLER’S LEGACY AND HIS CONTRIBUTION TO
INTERNAL MEDICINE

Osler apparently borrowed the term “internal medicine” from the Germans, who
began to use it in the 1880s. The innere in the German innere Medizin is said that
these special physicians were dealing only with clinical matters, and more
specifically was to denote a basis in experimental science

“internal” in internal medicine does not refer to the interior of the body, as usually
thought, but rather refers to a physician who gets to the inside of a clinical
problem by using knowledge that comes from experimental science
William Osler: most seminal figure in the
development of internal medicine in the
United States
WILLIAM OSLER’S LEGACY AND HIS CONTRIBUTION TO
INTERNAL MEDICINE

Osler continually emphasized the importance of bedside teaching

and clinical laboratory microscopy, the ongoing necessity to read
throughout one’s career and the recognition of contributions by previous
physicians. He was always in direct contact with students

“To study the phenomena of disease without books is to

sail an uncharted sea, while to study books without
patients is not to go to sea at all”

- Sir William Osler

Since Osler’s time, internal medicine’s commitment to a “scientific attitude” has led to many key
discoveries and application of basic science knowledge in caring for patients

Albert Sabin – oral polio Harvey J Alter –

Helen Brooke Taussig- Identification of Hepatitis
Founder of pediatric vaccine
C Virus
cardiology because of her
innovative work on “blue
baby” syndrome
…..And this doesn’t include the many thousands of internists who continue the core principles
underlying the origins of internal medicine
SOME DISCOVERY IN INTERNAL MEDICINE DURING THE PAST CENTURY
 Osler conveyed a disciplined scientific approach to
patient care incorporating a deep humanism and
intellect while retaining the ability to provide
practical wisdom and advice on the everyday
challenges of being a physician. These are the values
and characteristics that many internists strive to
emulate in their own lives and practices.
“The good physician treats the disease;
The great physician treats the patient who has the
disease.”
- Sir William Osler
Indonesian Society of Internal Medicine
(PAPDI)
VISI PAPDI
Menjadi organisasi profesi di bidang Ilmu Penyakit Dalam
yang profesional dan bertaraf Internasional tahun 2021
MISI PAPDI
1. Menyediakan layanan profesional kepada anggota PAPDI
2. Memelihara dan meningkatkan kompetensi anggota PAPDI yang menjunjung tinggi Sumpah
Dokter dan Kode Etik Kedokteran Indonesia
3. Memberikan sumbangsih PAPDI pada kesehatan masyarakat
4. Meningkatkan kuantitas dan kualitas pendidikan dan penelitian di bidang ilmu penyakit dalam
5. Menunjang program pemerintah dalam pembangunan di bidang Kesehatan
6. Meningkatkan kerjasama dengan organisasi profesi di tingkat nasional maupun internasional
7. Menjamin kualitas proses dan hasil pendidikan spesialis dan subspesialis di bidang IPD
8. Menyelenggarakan layanan profesional resertifikasi yang baik dan tepat waktu kepada anggota
PAPDI
9. Meningkatkan hubungan jaringan kerjasama/kemitraan dengan institusi suprastruktural di
Indonesia dan dengan kolegium penyakit dalam di tingkat internasional
 NILAI ORGANISASI
P Profesional
Menjadi bagian dari organisasi profesi di bidang Ilmu Penyakit Dalam yang memiliki
kompetensi yang handal dan menjunjung tinggi Sumpah Dokter dan Kode Etik
Kedokteran Indonesia.

A Amanah
Mengemban tugas secara bertanggung jawab sebagai anggota PAPDI dan dalam
memberikan pelayanan kepada masyarakat.

P Peduli
Memberikan kontribusi dan perhatian penuh terhadap peningkatan kesehatan
masyarakat.

D Dedikasi
Mengabdikan diri dengan seluruh tenaga, pikiran dan waktu untuk kemajuan
organisasi.

I Integritas
Kesesuaian antara tindakan atau perbuatan dengan nilai-nilai dan kode etik profesi.
Indonesian Society of Internal Medicine
(PAPDI)
• PAPDI dibentuk dan diresmikan pada tanggal 16 November 1957.

• PAPDI sampai dengan saat ini telah memiliki anggota sebanyak 5.143 Internis dengan jumlah
Konsultan sebanyak 1.056 pada 11 sub-spesialis (Alergi Imunologi Klinik, Ginjal Hipertensi,
Gastroenterohepatologi, Geriatri, Hematologi Onkologi Medik, Kardiovaskular, Endokrin
Metabolik dan Diabetes, Pulmonologi dan Medik Kritis, Psikosomatik dan Paliatif Medik,
Reumatologi, Penyakit Tropik Infeksi).

• Selain itu sebanyak 2.542 Internis telah menyandang gelar FINASIM (Fellow of The Indonesian
Society of Internal Medicine). PAPDI saat ini memiliki 39 Cabang PAPDI yang tersebar dari
Provinsi Aceh sampai dengan Tanah Papua.
PAPDI CABANG BALI
SEBARAN ANGGOTA PAPDI CABANG BALI
Jumlah anggota
15 Orang
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7 Orang

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Jumlah anggota Jumlah anggota

Jumlah anggota
15 Orang 9 Orang
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Jumlah anggota
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Jumlah anggota
88 Orang
FACING COVID-19
PANDEMIC
SEMINAR MEET THE EXPERTS COVID-
19
PEMBAGIAN MASKER KE MASYARAKAT
PEMBAGIAN DONASI KE
RSUD
PEMBAGIAN DONASI KE RSUP PROF. DR. IGNG
NGOERAH
PEMBAGIAN DONASI KONSUMSI KE RESIDEN
INTERNA
 Anthony Stephen Fauci
Born : New York, December 24, 1940 (age 81)
Immunologist
Who Is Anthony Fauci?
• Attended Cornell Medical College
• Director of National Institute of
Allergy and Infectious Diseases
(NIAID) in 1984
• His ground-breaking research in the
field of immunoregulation and
developed successful drug regimens
for formerly fatal illnesses such as
polyarteritis nodosa, granulomatosis
with polyangiitis and lymphomatoid
granulomatosis.
HIV AIDS research
• Dr. Fauci pressed the White House and
Congress relentlessly for an increase in
funding for AIDS research and treatment
• Fauci gradually gaining insight into the
precise mechanisms of immune dysfunction
in AIDS.
• Fauci led to the development of a series of
drugs that have made it possible for HIV-
positive patients to live long and active lives,
without developing full-blown AIDS
Anthony Stephen Fauci West Nile Virus, Ebola

“He hugged Nina Pham, a Dallas nurse, in front of cameras

74-yr-old Dr. Fauci treating Ebola patients in after she recovered from Ebola, to soothe a nation’s fears about
2015 exemplifies his genuine leadership the virus in 2014,”
When the highly contagious and deadly Ebola virus
infected two Presbyterian nurses, Dr. Fauci treated them
himself, saying at the time that he wanted to show his staff
that he wouldn’t ask them to do anything he wouldn’t do
himself.
 Anthony Stephen Fauci

Coronavirus, CDC and President

Trump
"People are tired of Covid. People are saying, 'Whatever, just leave us
alone.' People are tired of hearing Fauci and all these idiots," President
Donald Trump said on a campaign call in October 2020

Fauci often disagreed with the Trump administration over its handling of the Covid-19 pandemic.
• Fauci gave medical advice, such as mask-wearing, that Trump and some in his administration often
ignored.
• Fauci disagreed " when drugs such as hydroxychloroquine were promoted as treatments for Covid-
19 when it wasn't evidence-based, and that he takes "no pleasure at all in being in a situation of
contradicting the President."
 Anthony Stephen Fauci

and some of his publications and research on Coronavirus

Vaccine
 Anthony Stephen Fauci

Presidential Medal of freedom (2008) •

Awards and Nomination
Albany Medical Center Prize in Medicine and Biomedical Research (2002) •
Golden Plate Award (2003) •
Mary Woodard Lasker Award for Public Service (2007) •
National Medal of Science (2005) •
Presidential Medal of Freedom (2008) •
Robert Koch Gold Medal (2013)

Today, Dr. Fauci is a listed author of more than 1,300 scientific publications and
textbooks and is an editor of Harrison’s Principles of Internal Medicine.

“It is an indescribable experience knowing that what you are doing will have
an impact on the lives .. Of millions of people”
Anthony S Fauci