SPECIALIST OF PRIMARY CARE FAMILY MEDICINE

OVERVIEW

The Primary Care Family Medicine Specialist Program is an advanced education program for doctors specializing in family and community-based healthcare services. This program aims to train specialists capable of providing comprehensive and continuous primary healthcare.

Students receive training in diagnosis, chronic disease management, disease prevention, and health promotion at the individual, family, and community levels. The clinically and community-based curriculum enables students to develop skills in holistic patient care.

In addition to clinical skills, this program emphasizes doctor-patient communication, coordination with other healthcare professionals, and research in family medicine. Students are encouraged to publish scientific papers and participate in academic seminars to broaden their knowledge.

Graduates of this program are expected to work in various primary healthcare facilities, such as community health centers, family clinics, and hospitals, focusing on community-based healthcare and disease prevention.

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VISION

Producing primary care family medicine specialist graduates Professional, Sociotechnopreneurship insightful and superior in disease degenerative.

MISSION

1. Organizing education to produce Medical Specialists Professional Primary Care Family, adheres to ethics, has insight into Sociotechnopreneurship, excels in disease degenerative, and able to provide comprehensive health services which is centered on the individual, family and community with an approach bio-psycho-social.
2. Carrying out superior research in the field of Degenerative Diseases to obtain medical science and technology used to solve public health problems in Indonesia
3. Organizing community service based on reasoning, Scientific research works in the scope of Degenerative Diseases are based sociotechnopreneurship.
4. Organizing higher education Tridharma services based on governance manage resources optimally supported by collaboration with both domestic institutions and foreign institutions