Track Policies
Maternal and Women's Health
Maternal and women's health is pregnancy, labour and birth, breast feeding, post-natal period and early parenthood, gynecology, and health care of women throughout the lifespan.
- Imami Rachmawati, Department of Maternal & Women's Health Nursing Faculty of Nursing, Universitas Indonesia
Open Submissions | Peer Reviewed |
Newborn and Child Health
Pediatric nursing concept is family centered care, growth and development, communication, atraumatic care and caring, therapeutic play, pain management, childern with infection disease (respiratory, gastrointestinal, neurology, etc), childern with non infection disease (malignancy, surgical, cardiovascular, endocrine disorder, palliative care, childern with special needs, etc), neonatology (prematurity, respiratory problems, Kangaroo Mother Care, developmental care, etc).
Directors- Nani Nurhaeni, Universitas Indonesia
Open Submissions | Peer Reviewed |
Communicable and Non-communicable Diseases
Communicable and noncommunicable diseases is
Directors- Dessie Wanda, Universitas Indonesia
Open Submissions | Peer Reviewed |
Elderly Health
Elderly health is
- Astuti Nursasi, Faculty of Nursing Universitas Indonesia
Open Submissions | Peer Reviewed |
Mental Health and Wellbeing
Mental health and wellbeing is
- Herni Susanti, Universitas Indonesia
Open Submissions | Peer Reviewed |
Sexual and Reproductive Health
Sexual and reproductive health is sexually transmitted infections, fertility, family planning and contraception, menopausal and post-menopausal-related problems, sexual and reproductive healthcare.
- Imami Rachmawati, Department of Maternal & Women's Health Nursing Faculty of Nursing, Universitas Indonesia
Open Submissions | Peer Reviewed |
Disaster Risk Management for Health
Disaster risk management is
Open Submissions | Peer Reviewed |
Health Education
Health education is
- Roro Tutik Hariyati, Faculty of Nursing Universitas Indonesia
Open Submissions | Peer Reviewed |
Management and Health Services
Management and Health Services is access and financial support to health care services, evidenced based policy impacting quality of services. This subtopic consist of innovations and reforms in nursing mangement, human resources management, quality and safety of health care, information technology in health care, leadership, and nursing outcome study.
- Roro Tutik Hariyati, Faculty of Nursing Universitas Indonesia
Open Submissions | Peer Reviewed |
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