Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation to the Utmost Functional Fitness Final ANNOUNCEMENT 2 Welcome Message

Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation to the Utmost Functional Fitness final ANNOUNCEMENT 2 Welcome Message

Colleagues and friends,

It is a great honor to announce that The 17th Annual Scientific Meeting of Indonesian Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Association (PIT XVII PERDOSRI) will be held on October 10th – 13th, 2018 at Claro Hotel, Makassar, South Sulawesi. It is also my utmost pleasure to invite all the member of PERDOSRI and fellow physicians in other field to actively join and participate in this important meeting. The theme chosen for this meeting is Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation to the Utmost Functional Fitness.

We will have an exciting scientific program, workshops, courses, updates, controversial issues, new technology, research and development covering various topics in physical medicine and rehabilitation. As the number of PERDOSRI members are growing each year, we do hope that this will also reflected in the number of abstracts submitted. We therefore, would like to encourage all PERDOSRI members to start thinking about presenting your accomplishment in this important meeting.

Makassar will be a great place for us to meet. This vibrant city is full of historic destination, unique culture and culinary. Prepare to be dazzled by the fresh seafood and the famous coto, sop saudara, konro, es palu butung and many more.

So, please block the dates and let’s prepare for The 17th Annual Scientific Meeting of Indonesian Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Association (PIT XVII PERDOSRI).

Sincerely yours,

Umi Sjarqiah, MD

Chairperson

3 THEME TOPICS Moving Forward After Beating Respiratory Dysfunction Accelerated Recovery from Injury or Surgery in Torticollis New Insight in Scoliosis Management Physical Medicine Advancing in Rehabilitation for and Rehabilitation Autism Spectrum Disorder Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Rising – Who are to the Utmost Basic of Exercise – What You We and Where We Stand? Need to Know Functional Fitness Rehabilitation for Critical Illness: Clinical Exercise Stress Testing in How Far Can We Go? Rehabilitation Relieving the Locking Painful Cognitive Rehabilitation in Knee Traumatic Brain Injury DATE & VENUE : Rotator Cuff Tear – A Detailed Controlling the Dancing Hip October 10th – 13th, 2018 Update Cultivating Chronic Pain Claro Hotel The Challenge of Disabling Management Diabetes and Obesity Makassar Cure and Care for Spinal The Reciprocal Chain of Science South Sulawesi Muscular Atrophy and Medical Profession Indonesia Current Insight on Hemophilia: The Role of National Health From Laboratory to Insurance Scheme to Strengthen Rehabilitation of Hemophilia IMPORTANT DATES Indonesian Physical Medicine Dealing with Neurogenic Bladder and Rehabilitation • Deadline for Early in Spinal Cord Injury Patient Unveil the Philosophical Value of Registration: Interventional Pain Management st Engaging Disability in Physical July 31 , 2018 Medicine and Rehabilitation in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation • Deadline for Abstract Exercise for Maintaining the Submission: What Can We Do in Myopathy th Musculoskeletal System AUGUST 17 , 2018 Diseases? Exercise: The Golden Way for • Pre Workshop: Healthy and Active Aging OCTOBER 10th, 2018 WORKSHOPS Fitting the Mindset to Body Deep Muscle Tissue Release and • National Conference Meeting of Knowledge of Sport Injury th th Oral Stimulation in Oromotor OCTOBER 10 -12 , 2018 Rehabilitation Problem for Children • Exhibition: Improving Motor Function in OCTOBER 10th-12th, 2018 Exercise Testing on Chronic Stroke Cardiopulmonary Disease and • Symposium: Improving Neuroplasticity Comprehensive Pulmonary OCTOBER 11th-12th, 2018 and Motor Learning in Neuro Approaches Rehabilitation • Opening Ceremony: Exercise and Movement for Frailty OCTOBER 11th, 2018 Keep Active After Cardiac Event Assessment and Intervention in • Gala Dinner: Knee Osteoarthritis - Latest Swallowing Problems OCTOBER 11th, 2018 Research Mastering The Myofascial Pain in • Post Workshop: Latest Update on Brachial Plexus The Head and Neck, The Twitch th OCTOBER 13 , 2018 Injury Management Which Is Hidden Below Melting the Painful Freezing Interventional Pathway for Shoulder Managing Musculoskeletal Pain – Basic

4 Update on Stroke Management Ellyana Sungkar Indonesia Rita Vivera Pane Indonesia and It’s Rehabilitation Rizky Kusuma Endang Ambarwati Indonesia Indonesia How to Manage Autism Spectrum Wardhani Disorder (ASD) Child in Physical Fachmi Idris Medicine and Rehabilitation Indonesia Rosiana Pradanasari (to be confirmed) Indonesia Perspective Wirawan Fatchur Rochman Indonesia Helping Children with Sensory Rudy Handoyo Indonesia Fauziah Nuraini Kurdi Indonesia Processing Disorder Ruliando Hasea Fitri Anestherita Indonesia Indonesia Challenging Rehabilitation Purba Gunawan Kurniadi Indonesia in Intensive Care Unit (ICU) - Rumaisah Hasan Indonesia Moving and Pushing Forward the Haidir Suleiman Indonesia Functional Outcome Siti Annisa Nuhonni Indonesia Hening Laswati Putra Indonesia Siti Chandra Making Possible for Cardiac Patient Indonesia Herdiman B. Purba Indonesia Widjanantie Rehabilitation Basic to Practice Heri Suroto Indonesia Sri Mardjiati Mei for Chronic Ankle Instability Indonesia Ilham Oetama Marsis Wulan Indonesia From Interventional to (to be confirmed) Sri Prasetyowati Indonesia Conventional, The Complete Role of Advanced Physical Medicine Indra Tjahjono Indonesia Sri Wahyudati Indonesia and Rehabilitation Management Indrayuni Lukitra Sudarsono Indonesia of Shoulder and Knee Pain Indonesia Wardhani Sukono Indonesia Indriani Indonesia Djojoakmodjo TENTATIVE SEMINAR & Ira Mistivani Indonesia Sunaryo B. WORKSHOP FOR GP Indonesia Sastradimaja How to Detect Functional Irma Ruslina Defi Indonesia Problems in Health Services Joudy Gessal Indonesia Tanti Ajoe K Indonesia Julius Aliwarga Indonesia Tertianto Prabowo Indonesia Faculty Members Theresia Chandra Lestaria Aryanti Indonesia Indonesia A.V. Fanny Aliwarga Indonesia Tania Novy Lidwina Sima Indonesia Amendi Nasution Indonesia Sengkey Theresia Isye Mogi Indonesia Amsyar Akil Indonesia Luh Karunia Wahyuni Indonesia Tirza Z. Tamin Indonesia Andi Dala Intan Maria Regina Tommy Rubiyanto Indonesia Indonesia Indonesia Sapta Nanda Rachmawati Habar Tresia Fransiska Andriati Indonesia Marietta Shanti Indonesia Indonesia Uliana Tambunan Angela B.M. Tulaar Indonesia Prananta Tri Damiati Pandji Indonesia Anita Ratnawati Indonesia Mazlina Mazlan Malaysia Umi Sjarqiah Indonesia Anitta F.S. Paulus Indonesia Meisy Andriana Indonesia Virmandiani Indonesia Bayu Santoso Indonesia Nilla Mayasari Indonesia Vitriana Indonesia Damayanti Tinduh Indonesia Nuniek Nugraheni S Indonesia Wanarani Aries Indonesia Deddy Nury Indonesia Nusdwinuringtyas Indonesia Widjaja Laksmi Tedjasukmana Indonesia Handikin Kusumaningsih Dewi Poerwandari Indonesia Peni Kusumastuti Indonesia Yose Waluyo Indonesia Dian Ratna D. Haryadi Indonesia Kesumapramudya Indonesia Yukio Mikami Japan Nurputra Retno Setianing Indonesia

5 ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

Steering Committee Scientific Coordinator Event & Social Program • Angela BM Tulaar • A.V. Fanny Aliwarga • Ray Indra Wibowo • Fatchur Rochman • Irene Roma Hasudungan • Luh Karunia Wahyuni • Melda Warliani • Sudarsono Members • Hidemi • Rudy Handoyo • Tirza Z. Tamin • Imran Syafei • Damayanti Tinduh • Daisy Lapasi • Ellyana Sungkar Chairperson • Retno Setianing • Umi Sjarqiah • Siti Chandra Widjanantie Publication • Irma Ruslina Defi • Suroso Agus Widodo • Anitta F.S Paulus • Inge Jimesha Vice Chairperson I • Rizky Kusuma Wardhani • Husnul Mubarak • Gunawan Kurniadi • Nilla Mayasari • Andi Dala Intan Sapta Nanda • Martha Kurnia Kusumawardani Transportation Vice Chairperson II • Rahadi Arie • Rumaisah Hasan Fund Raiser • Nunung Nugroho National Conference Treasurer • Indra Tjahjono • M. Ichwanus Shofa • Ira Mistivani • Windy Roring • Deddy Tedjasukmana • Sarifitri FH Hutagalung • Dian Naka Eriawati • Maria Eva Dana Food and Beverage Secretary • Moerdjajati Angka • Rita Kumalasari • Rina Katharina • Anshory Sahlan • Nuralam Sam

6 PROGRAM AT A GLANCE

Wednesday, 10th October 2018 PRE - SYMPOSIUM WORKSHOPS 07.00 - 08.00 Re-Registration 08.00 - 17.00 Floor Floor Floor st Floor Floor nd nd Floor rd st nd WS 2 WS 5 WS 4 WS 6 WS 3 WS 1 WS 13 WS Sandeq B, 1 2 Orchid, 3 Jade Hall, Sandeq A, 1 Azalea Hall, 2 Hall, Azalea Acacia Hall, 2 Hall, Acacia Competition Research Floor 5th Hall, Gardenia EXHIBITION & POSTER Makassar Hospital, Chalid Tajuddin Frailty for and Movement Excercise Practitioner General for Seminar & Workshop Makassar Hospital, of Hasanuddin Universitas Services in Health Problems Functional Detect How to Problems in Swallowing and Intervention Assessment Rehabilitation and It’s Management on Stroke Update - Basic Pain Musculoskeletal Managing for Pathway Interventional Which is Hidden Below and Neck: The Twitch in Head Pain the Myofascial Mastering Children for Problem in Oromotor Stimulation and Oral Release Tissue Deep Muscle Approaches Pulmonary and Comprehensive Disease on Cardiopulmonary Testing Exercise

17.00 - 21.00 NATIONAL WORKING MEETINGS I Sandeq A, 1st Floor

7 Thursday, 11th October 2018 SYMPOSIUM 07.00 - 08.00 Re-Registration 08.00 - 08.40 Opening Ceremony Sandeq B, 1st Floor 08.40 - 09.40 Plenary Lecture 1 Engaging Disability in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Sandeq B, 1st Floor 09.40 - 10.00 Coffee Break Exhibition Area 10.00 - 11.15 SS 2 SS 1 Dealing with Neurogenic SS 3 Basic Of Exercise – What You FREE PAPER 1 FREE PAPER 2 Bladder in Spinal Cord Injury Forgotten Frailty Need to Know Azalea Hall Acacia Hall Patient Jasmine Hall, 2nd Floor Sandeq B, 1st Floor Sandeq A, 1st Floor SS 4 SS 5 SS 6 Fitting the Mindset to Body Improving Motor Function in New Insight in Scoliosis & FREE PAPER 3 FREE PAPER 4 of Knowledge of Sport Injury Chronic Stroke Spine Managementp Azalea Hall Acacia Hall Rehabilitation Sandeq A, 1st Floor Jasmine Hall, 2nd Floor Sandeq B, 1st Floor 12.30 - 13.30 Lunch Exhibition Area 13.30 - 14.45 SS 8 SS 9 SS 7 EXHIBITION & E-POSTER Accelerated Recovery from Clinical Exercise Stress FREE PAPER 5 FREE PAPER 6 Controlling the Dancing Hip Injury or Surgery in Torticollis Testing in Rehabilitatione Azalea Hall Acacia Hall Sandeq B, 1st Floor Sandeq A, 1st Floor Jasmine Hall, 2nd Floor 14.45 - 16.00 SS 11 SS 12 SS 10 Current Insight on Cultivating Chronic Pain Moving Forward After Beating Hemophilia: FREE PAPER 7 FREE PAPER 8 Management Respiratory Dysfunction From Laboratory to Azalea Hall Acacia Hall Jasmine Hall, 2nd Floor Sandeq B, 1st Floor Rehabilitation of Hemophilia Sandeq A, 1st Floor 16.00 - 16.15 Coffee Break Exhibition Area 16.25 - 17.25 Plenary Lecture 2 The Reciprocal Chain of Science and Medical Profession Sandeq B, 1st Floor 19.00 - 22.00 Gala Dinner Phinisi, 2nd Floor

8 Friday, 12th October 2018 SYMPOSIUM 07.00 - 08.00 Re-Registration 08.00 - 09.15 PLENARY LECTURE 3 Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Rising – Who are We and Where We Stand? Sandeq B, 1st Floor 09.00 - 09.30 Coffee Break Exhibition Area

09.00 - 09.30

SS 13 SS 14 SS 15 SS 16 Knee Osteoarthritis - Latest Cure and Care for Spinal Latest Update on Brachial Rotator Cuff Tear – A Research Muscular Atrophy Plexus Injury Management Detailed Update Sandeq B, 1st Floor Sandeq A, 1st Floor Jasmine Hall, 2nd Floor Acacia Hall, 2nd Floor

10.30 - 11.45

SS 17 SS 18 SS 19 SS 20 Relieving the Locking Painful Advancing in Rehabilitation Cognitive Rehabilitation in Melting the Painful Freezing Knee for Autism Spectrum Disorder Traumatic Brain Injury? Shoulder Sandeq B, 1st Floor Sandeq A, 1st Floor Jasmine Hall, 2nd Floor Acacia Hall, 2nd Floor 11.45 - 12.30 Lunch & Friday Praying 12.30 - 13.45 SS 23 SS 21 SS 22 SS 24 Improving Neuroplasticity Exercise for Maintaining the Rehabilitation for Critical What Can We Do in and Motor Learning in Musculoskeletal System Illness: How Far Can We Go? Myopathy Diseases? st st Neuro Rehabilitation nd

Sandeq B, 1 Floor Sandeq A, 1 Floor Acacia Hall, 2 Floor EXHIBITION & E-POSTER Jasmine Hall, 2nd Floor 13.45 - 15.00 SS 25 Unveil the Philosophical SS 26 SS 27 SS 28 Value of Interventional Pain Keep Active After Cardiac Exercise: The Golden Way The Challenge of Disabling Management in Physical Event for Healthy and Active Aging Diabetes and Obesity Medicine and Rehabilitation Sandeq A, 1st Floor Jasmine Hall, 2nd Floor Acacia Hall, 2nd Floor Sandeq B, 1st Floor 15.00 - 15.15 Coffee Break Exhibition Area 15.15 - 16.15 Plenary Lecture 4 The Role of National Health Insurance Scheme to Strengthen Indonesian Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Sandeq B, 1st Floor 16.15 - 16.45 Closing Ceremony Sandeq B, 1st Floor 17.20 - 21.00 National Working Meetings II Sandeq A, 1st Floor 9 Saturday, 13th October 2018 POST - SYMPOSIUM WORKSHOPS 07.00 - 08.00 Re-Registration 08.00 - 17.00 Floor Floor Floor nd Floor Floor nd nd rd WS 7 WS 9 WS 8 WS 11 WS 12 WS WS 10 WS 3 Jade Hall, Acacia Hall, 2 Hall, Acacia Azalea Hall, 2 Hall, Azalea 2 Hall, Jasmine City in Makassar Hospital Makassar Hospital, Chalid Tajuddin Patient Cardiac for Making Possible and Knee Pain of Shoulder Management Disorder with Sensory Processing Helping Children Instability Ankle Chronic for Practice to Basic Rehabilitation Autism for Problem in Functional Medicine and Rehabilitation of Physical Defining the Role Medicine and Rehabilitation Physical of Advanced Role The Complete Conventional, to Interventional From Outcome the Functional Forward and Pushing – Moving Unit (ICU) Care in Intensive Rehabilitation Challenging

10 Schedule Workshops

Wednesday, 10th October 2018 PRE - SYMPOSIUM WORKSHOPS 07.00 - 08.00 Re-Registration 08.00 - 17.00 Floor Floor Floor Floor Floor nd nd st st Floor rd nd WS 1 WS 2 WS 3 WS 5 WS 6 WS 4 WS 13 WS - Basic Pain 2 Orchid, EXHIBITION & E-POSTER 3 Jade Hall, Sandeq A, 1 Sandeq B, 1 Acacia Hall, 2 Hall, Acacia Acacia Hall, 2 Hall, Acacia Competition Research Floor 5th Hall, Gardenia Which is Hidden Below Twitch Children for Problem Oromotor Frailty for and Movement Excercise Makassar Hospital, Chalid Tajuddin Approaches Pulmonary Comprehensive Makassar Hospital, of Hasanuddin Universitas Practitioner General for Seminar & Workshop and Disease on Cardiopulmonary Testing Exercise in Stimulation and Oral Release Tissue Deep Muscle and Neck: The in Head Pain the Myofascial Mastering Services in Health Problems Functional Detect How to Problems in Swallowing and Intervention Assessment Musculoskeletal Managing for Pathway Interventional Rehabilitation and It’s Management on Stroke IUpdate

17.00 - 21.00 NATIONAL WORKING MEETINGS I Sandeq A, 1st Floor

Wednesday, 10th October 2018 NATIONAL WORKING MEETINGS I Sandeq A, 1st Floor 17.00 - 21.00 A Guide to Ethical Practice - Fatchur Rochman (Indonesia) Legal and Regulatory Issues - Deddy Tedjasukmana (Indonesia)

11 Schedule Symposium

Thursday, 11th October 2018 07.00 - 08.00 Re-Registration Opening Ceremony 08.00 - 08.45 Sandeq B, 1st Floor 08.45 - 09.25 Plenary Lecture 1 Engaging Disability in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Sandeq B, 1st Floor 08.45 - 09.05 Toward the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health (ICF) Rehabilitation Set: A Minimal Generic Set of Domains for Rehabilitation as a Health Strategy - Angela B.M. Tulaar (Indonesia) 09.05 - 09.25 Quality of Life in Disability – What’s the Update - Mazlina Mazlan (Malaysia) 09.25 - 09.45 International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health (ICF) Implementation in Japanese Population Yukio Mikami (Japan) 09.25 - 09.55 Coffee Break Exhibition Area SS 1 SS 2 FREE SS 3 Basic of Exercise Dealing with Neurogenic Bladder PAPER 1 FREE Forgotten Frailty What You Need to Know in Spinal Cord Injury Patient PAPER 2 Jasmine Hall, 2nd Floor Azalea Acacia Hall Sandeq B, 1st Floor Sandeq A, 1st Floor Hall Exercised Approach and Molecules and Evaluation of Pathophysiology of Cells (Regenerative Neurogenic Bladder Frailty 09.55 - 10.15 09.55 - 10.15 09.55 - 10.15 Exercise) Dysfunction Endang Ambarwati Angela B.M. Tulaar Rosiana Pradanasari (Indonesia) (Indonesia) Wirawan (Indonesia) How to Prevent Frailty, as an Energy and Nutrition Vesicouretheralreflux Important Part for Exercise (VUR) in Neurogenic of Geriatri 10.15 - 10.35 10.15 - 10.35 10.15 - 10.35 Fauziah Nuraini Kurdi Bladder? Rehabilitation (Indonesia) Rosiana Pradanasari Wanarani Aries Wirawan (Indonesia) (Indonesia) Knowing Your Body’s The Role of Response to Exercise: What Can We Do for Biofeedback in Homeostasis vs Frailty ? 10.35 - 10.55 10.35 - 10.55 Neurogenic Bladder 10.35 - 10.55 Allostasis – Practical Siti Annisa Nuhonni Ira Mistivani View Damayanti (Indonesia) (Indonesia) Tinduh (Indonesia) 10.55 - 11.10 Discussion 10.55 - 11.10 Discussion 10.55 - 11.10 Discussion

12 SS 4 SS 5 SS 6 FREE Fitting the Mindset to Body FREE Improving Motor Function in Chronic New Insight in Scoliosis & Spine PAPER 3 of Knowledge of Sport Injury PAPER 4 Stroke Management Azalea Rehabilitation Acacia Hall Sandeq A, 1st Floor Jasmine Hall, 2nd Floor Hall Sandeq B, 1st Floor Sport Biomechanic Biomechanics and Assessment for How to Minimise Clinical Pathology in Upper and Lower Spasticity after Stroke ? Adolescent Idiopathic 11.10 - 11.30 11.10 - 11.30 11.10 - 11.40 Extremities Mazlina Mazlan Scoliosis I Putu Alit Pawana (Malaysia) Peni Kusumastuti (Indonesia) (Indonesia) Therapeutic Exercise The Role of and Soft Tissue Proprioception Manual for Treating 11.30 - 11.50 11.30 - 11.50 to Improve Motor Sport Injury Function Spinal Orthosis Tirza Z. Tamin Vitriana (Indonesia) Design and Invention (Indonesia) 11.40 - 12.10 for Scoliosis Preparing and Role of Exercise to Julius Aliwarga Management for Prevent Recurrent (Indonesia) 11.50 - 12.10 Return to Sport 11.50 - 12.10 Stroke Damayanti Tinduh Meisy Andriana (Indonesia) (Indonesia) 12.10 - 12.25 Discussion 12.10 - 12.25 Discussion 12.10 - 12.25 Discussion 12.25 - 13.25 Lunch Exhibition Area SS 8 SS 9 FREE SS 7 FREE Accelerated Recovery from Injury or Clinical Exercise Stress Testing in PAPER 5 Controlling the Dancing Hip PAPER 6 Surgery in Torticollis Rehabilitation Azalea Sandeq B, 1st Floor Acacia Hall Sandeq A, 1st Floor Jasmine Hall, 2nd Floor Hall Understanding Snapping Hip How to Manage Torticollis: Syndrome and Low Patient with Metabolic Classification and 13.25 - 13.45 Back Pain 13.25 - 13.45 13.25 - 13.45 Syndrome Pathophysiology Fatchur Rochman Hening Laswati Putra Tommy Rubiyanto (Indonesia) (Indonesia) Habar (Indonesia) The Submaximal Clinical Exercise Tolerance Test (SXTT) Pelvic Girdle Ultrasound Assisted to Establish Safe Dysfunction Related for Diagnosis Exercise Prescription 13.45 - 14.05 to Low Back Pain 13.45 - 14.05 Torticollis 13.45 - 14.05 for Patients with Joudy Gessal Rizky Kusuma Chronic Disease and (Indonesia) Wardhani (Indonesia) Disability Tirza Z. Tamin (Indonesia) Development of a Therapeutic Exercise Update Outcome Locomo Program for Program for Patients Measure in Torticollis 14.05 - 14.25 14.05 - 14.25 14.05 - 14.25 Geriatric Population with Hip Pain Ellyana Sungkar Yukio Mikami (Japan) Peni Kusumastuti (Indonesia) (Indonesia) 14.25 - 14.40 Discussion 14.25 - 14.40 Discussion 14.25 - 14.40 Discussion

13 SS 11 SS 10 FREE Current Insight on Hemophilia: SS 12 FREE Moving Forward After Beating PAPER 7 From Laboratory to Rehabilitation of Cultivating Chronic Pain Management PAPER 8 Respiratory Dysfunction Azalea Hemophilia Jasmine Hall, 2nd Floor Acacia Hall Sandeq B, 1st Floor Hall Sandeq A, 1st Floor

Exercise Testing for Disability as the Effect Chronic Lung Disease Basic Pain Pathway of Hemophilia 14.40 - 15.00 Nury 14.40 - 15.00 14.40 - 15.00 Gunawan Kurniadi Amendi Nasution Nusdwinuringtyas (Indonesia) (Indonesia) Handikin (Indonesia)

Maintaining Lung The Role of Physical Compliance and Medicine and Guidance in Airway Clearance Rehabilitation in Management of 15.00 - 15.20 in Neuromuscular 15.00 - 15.20 the Management of 15.00 - 15.20 Chronic Pain Disease Hemophilia AV. Fanny Aliwarga Tri Damiati Pandji Luh Karunia Wahyuni (Indonesia) (Indonesia) (Indonesia) Airway Clearance Rehabilitation of What to Consider in Management in Muscle Dysfunction in Treating Chronic Pain Chronic Obstructive 15.20 - 15.40 15.20 - 15.40 Hemophilia 15.20 - 15.40 - Pharmacological Pulmonary Disease Angela B.M. Tulaar Perspective (COPD) (Indonesia) Indriani (Indonesia) Andriati (Indonesia) The Role of Intevention Pain Management in 14.40 - 15.55 Discussion 14.40 - 15.55 Discussion 14.40 - 15.55 Chronic Pain Theresia Chandra Tania Novy (Indonesia) 15.55 - 16.25 Coffee Break Exhibition Area 16.25 - 17.25 Plenary Lecture 2 The Reciprocal Chain of Science and Medical Profession Sandeq B, 1st Floor College of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Role in the Implementation of Improving Science 16.25 - 16.45 Angela B.M. Tulaar (Indonesia) Effective Communication and Supports for Individuals with Disabilities 16.45 - 17.05 Ratna D. Haryadi (Indonesia) Effect of Continuing Medical Education for Improving Clinical Care and Patient Health in Indonesian Physical Medicine 17.05 - 17.25 Rehabilitation - Tirza Z. Tamin (Indonesia) 19.00 - 22.00 Gala Dinner Phinisi, 2nd Floor

14 FRIDAY, 12th October 2018 07.00 - 08.00 Re-Registration 07.00 - 08.00 Graduation 08.00 - 09.00 Plenary Lecture 3 Physical Medicine and Rehabitation Rising – Who are We and Where We Stand? Sandeq B, 1st Floor 08.00 - 08.20 The Philosophical Foundations of Physiatrist - Combination of "Physical Medicine" and "Rehabilitation" Bayu Santoso (Indonesia) 08.20 - 08.40 Challenges and Opportunities for Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Association in Indonesia - Sudarsono (Indonesia) 08.40 - 09.00 The Journey and Development of Physiatrist in Malaysia - Mazlina Mazlan (Malaysia) 09.00 - 09.30 Coffee Break Exhibition Area SS 13 SS 14 SS 15 SS 16 Knee Osteoarthritis - Latest Cure and Care for Spinal Muscular Latest Update on Brachial Plexus Rotator Cuff Tear – A Detailed Research Atrophy Injury Management Update Sandeq B, 1st Floor Sandeq A, 1st Floor Jasmine Hall, 2nd Floor Acacia Hall, 2nd Floor Challenge in Establishing Biomechanics National Awareness Recent Advanced Anatomical and as A Key and Standardized in Surgical Biomechanical Role in Knee Managemet of SMA Management of Mechanisms of 09.30 - 09.50 09.30 - 09.50 09.30 - 10.00 09.30 - 09.50 Rotator Cuff Tear Osteoarthritis in Indonesia Adult BPI Maria Regina Rumaisah Hasan Dian Heri Suroto Rachmawati (Indonesia) Kesumapramudya (Indonesia) (Indonesia) Nurputra (Indonesia) Diagnostic and Up to date PMR The Effectiveness Delivering High Intervention with Management in of Taping Quality of Live for Musculoskeletal Brachial Plexus Ultrasound 09.50 - 10.10 for Knee OA 09.50 - 10.10 SMA Person 10.00 - 10.30 09.50 - 10.10 Injury for ADhesive Umi Sjarqiah Marietta Shanti Ratna D. Haryadi Capsulitis (Indonesia) Prananta (Indonesia) (Indonesia) AV. Fanny Aliwarga (Indonesia) Effectiveness Managing of Conservative Osteoarthritic (Exercise, Stem Cell for SMA Knee Pain – What Manual Therapy) 10.10 - 10.30 10.10 - 10.30 Sri Mardjiati Mei 10.10 - 10.30 and Medical is the Updates 10.30 - 10.45 Wulan (Indonesia) Discussion Management in Sudarsono Rotator Cuff Tear (Indonesia) Tanti Ajoe K (Indonesia) 10.30 - 10.45 Discussion 10.30 - 10.45 Discussion 10.30 - 10.45 Discussion

15 SS 17 SS 18 SS 19 SS 20 Relieving the Locking Painful Advancing in Rehabilitation for Cognitive Rehabilitation in Melting the Painful Freezing Knee Autism Spectrum Disorder Traumatic Brain Injury Shoulder Sandeq B, 1st Floor Sandeq A, 1st Floor Jasmine Hall, 2nd Floor Acacia Hall, 2nd Floor Altered Gait Biomechanics Better Science and Increased Better Outcome: Knee-Specific Overview of Autism Assessment of Kinesiology in Impairments in Spectrum Disorder Cognitive Function SHoulder Complex 10.45 - 11.05 Tibiofemoral and 10.45 - 11.05 Clinical Assessment 10.45 - 11.05 10.45 - 11.05 Rita Vivera Pane Fitri Anestherita Patellofemoral of Autism Spectrum (Indonesia) (Indonesia) Pain Syndrome Disorder I Putu Alit Lestaria Aryanti Pawana (Indonesia) (Indonesia) Current Treatment Current Practical Choosing the Rehabilitation Evidenced Technique to Treat Right Ortosis in Technologies to in Adhesive Autism Based on Lower Extremity Improve Cognitive Capsulitis: Which 11.05 - 11.25 11.05 - 11.25 Evidence Based 11.05 - 11.25 11.05 - 11.25 Problems Function is The Fastest Medicine Julius Aliwarga Mazlina Mazlan in Each Grade? Hera Syauki (Indonesia) (Malaysia) Tertianto Prabowo (Indonesia) (Indonesia) The Role of Acromio- Rehabilitation Transcranial Patellofemoral Clavicula Joint Intervention for Magnetic Pain Syndrome – Pain: When and Autism Spectrum Stimulation (TMS) 11.25 - 11.45 How To Manage? 11.25 - 11.45 11.25 - 11.45 11.25 - 11.45 What Grade Best Disorder on Cognitive Rudy Handoyo to Intervention Munadia Disturbance (Indonesia) Haidir Suleiman (Indonesia) Meisy Andriana (Indonesia) (Indonesia) 11.45 - 12.00 Discussion 11.45 - 12.00 Discussion 11.45 - 12.00 Discussion 11.45 - 12.00 Discussion 12.00 - 13.20 Lunch & Friday Praying SS 23 SS 21 SS 22 SS 24 Improving Neuroplasticity Exercise for Maintaining the Rehabilitation for Critical Illness: What Can We Do in Myopathy and Motor Learning in Neuro Musculoskeletal System How Far Can We Go? Diseases? Rehabilitation Sandeq B, 1st Floor Sandeq A, 1st Floor Acacia Hall, 2nd Floor Jasmine Hall, 2nd Floor What Do You Need Biomechanics Effects The Role of to Know About Impact of Polineuromyopathy Electromyography Neuroplasticity Exercise on Soft in Functional for Assessment 13.20 - 13.40 13.20 - 13.40 13.20 - 13.40 in Neuro 13.20 - 13.40 and Hard Tissue Capacity Myopathy Disease Rehabilitation Angela B.M. Tulaar Anita Ratnawati Bayu Santoso Widjajalaksmi (Indonesia) (Indonesia) (Indonesia) (Indonesia) Choosing The Right Electrical Motor Learning: Physical Exercise Controlling the Stimulation What is the in Improving Dancing Hip in Mechanical Importance in Quality of Life in 13.40 - 14.00 Indrayuni Lukitra 13.40 - 14.00 13.40 - 14.00 13.40 - 14.00 Ventilated Patient Neurorehabilitation Myopathies Patient Wardhani Sri Wahyudati Widjajalaksmi Lidwina Sima (Indonesia) (Indonesia) (Indonesia) Sengkey (Indonesia)

16 Pre-Rehabilitation (Preparation) Phase Before Feasibility of Early The Role of Orthotic and Start the Exercise for Critical Physical Exercise Prosthetic ini Therapeutic 14.00 - 14.20 14.00 - 14.20 Illness 14.00 - 14.20 in Neuroplasticity 14.00 - 14.20 Myopathic Disease Exercise for Anitta F.S Paulus Herdiman B. Purba Fatchur Rochman Musculoskeletal (Indonesia) (Indonesia) (Indonesia) Problems Peni Kusumastuti (Indonesia) 14.20 - 14.35 Discussion 14.20 - 14.35 Discussion 14.20 - 14.35 Discussion 14.20 - 14.35 Discussion SS 25 Unveil the Philosophical SS 27 SS 28 SS 26 Value of Interventional Pain Exercise: The Golden Way for The Challenge of Disabling Keep Active After Cardiac Event Management in Physical Healthy and Active Aging Diabetes and Obesity Sandeq A, 1st Floor Medicine and Rehabilitation Jasmine Hall, 2nd Floor Acacia Hall, 2nd Floor Sandeq B, 1st Floor How We Integrate Interventional Pain Management Metabolic and to Our Physical Developing Cardiac Inflammatory Medicine and Rehabilitation for Physiologi of Challenges in Rehabilitation Heart Failure Exercise in Elderly Adult Obesity for 14.35 - 14.55 Practice and 14.35 - 14.55 14.35 - 14.55 14.35 - 14.55 Deddy Irma Ruslina Defi Physical Medicine Fundamental Tedjasukmana (Indonesia) and Rehabitation Care in Doing IPM, (Indonesia) Indra Tjahjono is it Possible? (Indonesia) Theresia Chandra Tania Novy (Indonesia) Peripheral Exercise for Nerve Block Beneficial Reduction of Intervention Resistance Training Cardiovascular Exercise for Role in Upper for Coronary Artery and Muscular Prevention of Fall 14.50 - 15.05 Extremity 14.55 - 15.15 Disease 14.55 - 15.15 14.55 - 15.15 Complications Nuniek Nugraheni S Rehabilitation Sunaryo B. from Diabetes and (Indonesia) A.V. Fanny Sastradimaja Obesity Aliwarga (Indonesia) Tirza Z Tamin (Indonesia) (Indonesia) How to Manage Practice Sympathetic Guidelines Cardiopulmonary Resistance Training Mediated Pain to in Pediatric Fitness to Activity and Weight Upper Extremity Obesity from 15.05 - 15.20 15.15 - 15.35 and Work 15.15 - 15.35 Training for Elderly 15.15 - 15.35 Interventionally Rehabilitation Hening Laswati Joudy Gessal Gunaprya Scope Putra (Indonesia) (Indonesia) Ketut Ngurah Sri Mardjiati Mei (Indonesia) Wulan (Indonesia) Commonly Used Medication in Interventional 15.20 -15.35 Pain Management 15.35 - 15.50 Discussion 15.35 - 15.50 Discussion 15.35 - 15.50 Discussion Gunawan Kurniadi (Indonesia)

15.35 - 15.50 Discussion

17 15.50 - 16.20 Coffee Break Exhibition Area 16.20 - 17.20 Plenary Lecture 4 The Role of National Health Insurance Scheme to Strengthen Indonesian Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Moderator: Rumaisah Hasan (Indonesia) Sandeq B, 1st Floor The Role of Indonesian National Health Insurance to Improve the Quality of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Health 16.20 - 16.40 Control Services by Quality Control and Cost Control - Fachmi Idris (to be confirmed) (Indonesia) Challenges for Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Association in the Implementation of Indonesian National Health 16.40 - 17.00 Insurance - Sudarsono (Indonesia)

17.00 - 17.20 The Role of IDI National Health Insurance - Ilham Oetama Marsis (to be confirmed) (Indonesia)

17.20 - 18.00 Closing Ceremony Sandeq B, 1st Floor 17.20 - 21.00 National Working Meetings II Jasmine Hall, 2nd Floor

18 Schedule Symposium

Saturday, 13th October 2018 POST - SYMPOSIUM WORKSHOPS 07.00 - 08.00 Re-Registration 08.00 - 17.00 Floor Floor Floor nd Floor nd nd rd WS 7 WS 9 WS 8 WS 11 WS 12 WS WS 10 WS 3 Jade Hall, Outcome Functional Azalea Hall, 2 Hall, Azalea Acacia Hall, 2 Hall, Acacia 2 Hall, Jasmine City in Makassar Hospital Makassar Hospital, Chalid Tajuddin Patient Cardiac for Making Possible Disorder with Sensory Processing Helping Children and Knee Pain of Shoulder Management Rehabilitation Instability Ankle Chronic for Practice to Basic Rehabilitation the Forward and Pushing – Moving Unit (ICU) Care in Intensive Rehabilitation Challenging Autism for Problem in Functional Medicine and Rehabilitation of Physical Defining the Role Medicine and Physical of Advanced Role The Complete Conventional, to Interventional From

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Deep Muscle Tissue Release and Oral Exercise Testing on Cardiopulmonary Disease Stimulation in Oromotor Problem for Children and Comprehensive Pulmonary Approaches

Date : Wednesday, October 10th, 2018 Date : Wednesday, October 10th, 2018 Time : 08.00 – 17.00 Time : 08.00 – 17.00 Venue : Acacia Hall, 2nd Floor, Venue : Azalea Hall, 2nd Floor, Claro Hotel, Makassar Claro Hotel, Makassar

INTRODUCTION Oromotor problem in children is one of challenges for Proper evaluation of potential patients is the keystone to patient and health professionals. Often the individual a successful cardiopulmonary rehabilitation programme. experiencing oral motor difficulties is not able to follow It is useful not only for monitoring the patient’s functional commands, may not be eating or taking fluids orally, status, but it enables the rehabilitation team to set and which reduces the opportunities for observation of oral to achieve goals to improve the quality of the patient’s movement patterns. The Assessment uses mechanical life. Although an exercise test may help to uncover other muscle responses, which are not mediated cognitively, coexisting diseases, it is generally necessary to assess to baseline the response for pressure and movement, the patient’s exercise tolerance and to evaluate possible range of movement, variety of movement, strength of blood gas changes which cannot be predicted from movement and control of movement for the lips, cheeks, baseline lung function tests. The exercise test is also jaw, and tongue. Deep muscle tissue releases the upper used to establish a safe and appropriate prescription and lower lips, upper and lower cheeks, jaw, and tongue for subsequent training. Cardiopulmonary physiological focus on increased functional response to pressure and response in exercise testing is needed to understand. The movement for these structures. The information and type of exercise testing (field and laboratory) has been techniques presented are inclusive, and should augment found to be useful in the evaluation of exercise tolerance the skills and knowledge base of each participant. in patients with dyspnoea and cardiopulmonary diseases and give a safe exercise prescription. Learning Objective: • To understand the oromotor problem in children Learning Objective: • Demonstrate oral motor assessment for determining General learning objective oro-facial movement patterns using the Beckman To increase participant’s knowledge to better perform protocol and/or exercise testing on cardiopulmonary disease. • Demonstrate oral motor interventions and treatment techniques for mobility of the lips, cheeks, jaw, and Specific learning objective tongue using deep tissue release 1. Exercise Physiology and Respiratory Response in • Hands-on practice for specific oral motor assessment Exercise and interventions a. Introduction to the basic term and concept of exercise physiology and the respiratory response Who Should Attend? in exercise. All physiatrists interest in learning oromotor b. Describe the production of the ATP, Oxygen intervention in children uptake, pH changes and anaerobic threshold c. Describe the adaptive Respiratory Mechanism Speakers: during exercise, consist of the gas exchange, • Ellyana Sungkar (Indonesia) control of the ventilation, and ventilation during • Nilla Mayasari (Indonesia) exercise.

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Exercise and Movement for Frailty 2. Field Exercise Testing and how to optimize exercise result Date : Wednesday, October 10th, 2018 a. Define the concept and how to apply nebulizing Time : 08.00 – 17.00 techniques in optimizing exercise result Venue : Sandeq A, 1st Floor, b. Define the major for comprehensive Claro Hotel, Makassar cardiopulmonary program in-conjunction with exercise prescription c. Define the basic term and concept of field The population age 65 and older is expected to more than exercise testing double between 2012 and 2060, from 43,1 million to 92 d. Describe the type of field exercise testing. million. The prevalence of frailty in community dwelling e. Outline the steps of performing exercise testing, adult age 65 and over varies from 4 % to 17%. In case the indication and contraindication of pre-fraility the frequency varies between 19 % and f. Describe the advantage and disadvantage of 53%. The continuing increase in the older population has field exercise testing generated interest toward investigations of older adults who are frail. Frailty is a state of vulnerability that carries 3. Laboratory Exercise Testing for Cardiopulmonary an increased risk for adverse outcome. Common signs Disease and symptoms are fatique, weight loss, muscle weakness, a. Define the basic term and concept of laboratory and progressive decline in function. Because frailty exercise testing increases the risk for loss of functional independence b. Describe the type of laboratory exercise testing. and decrease in quality of life, the identification of cost c. Outline the steps of performing exercise testing, – effective interventions to prevent of ameliorate frailty the indication and contraindication is one of the most important public health challenges. d. Describe the advantage and disadvantage of Accordingly, exercises may be an effective strategy laboratory exercise testing to prevent and treat frailty as it can target four of the five commonly used criteria: weakness, low physical activity, slow motor performance, and poor exercise WHO SHOULD ATTEND? tolerance. Frailty is not a contraindication to physical All Physiatrists Interest in Cardiopulmonary activity. Many systemic review of the effectiveness of Rehabilitation exercise intervention for the management of frailty, it was found that even though the participant were frail, SPEAKERS: the exercise adherence was high with no adverse event 1. Nury Nusdwinuringtyas (Indonesia) in most reported studies, supporting that exercise was 2. Siti Chandra Widjanantie (Indonesia) safe and visible in frailty. Although exercise uniformly 3. Tresia Fransisca Uliana Tambunan (Indonesia) had a positive impact on functional measurements, exercise seemed to be more beneficial in frail people living. Exercise recommendation for frail older adult including aerobic exercise, resistance exercise, flexibility and balance exercise. The exercise program should be individualized according to an older individual’s medical condition and disability. The exercise program should start at a low to moderate intensity, duration and frequency to promote compliance and minimize musculosceletal injuries.

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Assessment and Intervention in Swallowing Learning Objective: Problems • To identify fraility in older age • To know the importance of exercise for fraility Date : Wednesday, October 10th, 2018 • To know recommendation and prescription of exercise Time : 08.00 – 17.00 for fraikity Venue : Jade Hall, 3rd Floor, Claro Hotel, Makassar

Who Should Attend? All physiatrists interest in learning frailty management Swallowing problems or dysphagia can occur in in geriatry many disease, especially in neurological patients. A comprehensive approach and multidisciplinary collaboration is needed to improve the swallowing Speakers: management. This workshop provides basic knowledge • Retno Setyaning (Indonesia) and skills that physiatrist should comprehend in assess • Siti Annisa Nuhonni (Indonesia) and manage swallowing problems. • Wanarani Aries (Indonesia)

Learning Objective: • To understand anatomy and physiology related to swallowing • To understand pathophysiology and etiology of dysphagia • To understand the role of physiatrist in collaboration with Ear Nose and Throat (ENT) Department in Fiberoptic Endoscopic Evaluation of Swallowing (FEES) interpretation • To have a knowledge of problem-solving skill in diagnosing and treating dysphagia • To have a knowledge how to monitor and evaluate the result of rehabilitation program

Who Should Attend? All physiatrists interest in learning swallowing management in neurorehabilitation

Speakers: • Amsyar Akil (Indonesia) • Mazlina Mazlan (Malaysia) • Meisy Andriana (Indonesia) • Vitriana (Indonesia)

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Mastering The Myofascial Pain in The Head Learning Objective: and Neck, The Twitch Which Is Hidden Below • Understanding the mechanism how myofascial trigger points develop in head and neck problem th Date : Wednesday, October 10 , 2018 • Participant should be able to diagnose head and neck Time : 08.00 – 17.00 problem after the workshop Venue : Universitas of Hasanuddin Hospital, • Participants should be able to use several modalities Makassar regarding myofascial trigger points treatments

Headache and neck pain are common complaint among Who Should Attend? patients visiting pain clinic. Myogenic or myofascial All physiatrists interested in pain management or pain trigger point which is one of the cause, contribute to the rehabilitation. frequent development of headache and neck pain.

Myofascial pain syndrome (MPS) is a myalgic condition SPEAKERS: characterized by local and referred pain that originates • Angela B.M. Tulaar (Indonesia) in a myofascial trigger point. The term myofascial trigger • Nuniek Nugraheni S (Indonesia) point was coined to describe a hardened band within the • Peni Kusumastuti (Indonesia) muscle on which there is a zone of intense pain due to overuse, emotional stress or severe trauma and other underlying musculoskeletal disorders. At a clinical level, a taut muscle band may be present without tenderness. However, tenderness is always associated with the taut band.

Treatment of the tender, taut band by injection of local anesthetic, dry needling without anesthetic, or by manual compression and stretching of the tender area on the taut band without use of any anesthetic results in clinically evident softening of the taut band and an increase in the pressure pain threshold and correction of other factors are required as well.

In this workshop the participants are exposed to learn the diagnosis of head and neck pain developed by myofascial trigger points and its comprehensive management

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Interventional Pathway for Managing Learning Objective: Musculoskeletal Pain – Basic • Understanding the use of Ultrasound and C-arm effectively for guiding injection to the pain originator. • Understanding the problems of musculoskeletal pain Date : Wednesday, October 10th, 2018 and LBP and its algorithms Time : 08.00 – 17.00 • Participants should be able to use ultrasound for Venue : Tajuddin Chalid Hospital, Makassar guiding intervention in common musculoskeletal problems after the workshop Interventional pain management is an emerging field • Hands on for basic sonoanatomy in healthy subjects in many disiplines, considered subspecialistic field • Hands on with dummy for C-arm guided intervention in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, neurology, anesthesiology and others. Who Should Attend? Interventional pain management is a "discipline of All physiatrists interest in interventional pain practice medicine devoted to the diagnosis and treatment of pain related disorders." Interventional pain medicine utilizes a multidisciplinary approach, in which a team of health SPEAKERS: care professionals works together, to provide a full range • A.V. Fanny Aliwarga (Indonesia) of treatments and services for patients suffering from • Gunawan Kurniadi (Indonesia) chronic and/or acute pain. • Haidir Suleiman (Indonesia) • Indra Tjahjono (Indonesia) The goals of interventional pain management are to • Tertianto Prabowo (Indonesia) relieve, reduce, or manage pain and improve a patient's • Theresia Chandra Tania Novy (Indonesia) overall quality of life through minimally invasive techniques specifically designed to diagnose and treat painful conditions.

In this introductory workshop, participants are supposed to learn how to use C-arm guided intervention in the low back pain and ultrasound guided intervention to common musculoskeletal pain syndromes in upper and lower extremities.

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Update on Stroke Management and It’s Learning Objective: Rehabilitation • To understand the update management of stroke and it’s rehabilitation Date : Wednesday, 10th October 2018 • To understand the update on post stroke management Time : 08.00 – 17.00 with robotic therapy Venue : Gardenia Hall, 5th Floor, • Hands-on practice for arm therapy with robotic Claro Hotel, Makassar

Who Should Attend? All physiatrists interest in learning stroke management Stroke is a leading cause of disability in Indonesia. and rehabilitation Effective rehabilitation interventions initiated early after stroke can enhance the recovery process and minimize functional disability. SPEAKERS: • Rosiana Pradanasari Wirawan (Indonesia) Stroke rehabilitation is a combined and coordinated use • Sukono Djojoatmodjo (Indonesia) of medical, social, educational, and vocational measures to retrain a person who has suffered a stroke to his/her maximal physical, psychological, social, and vocational potential, consistent with physiologic and environmental limitations.

Patients recovering from a stroke face difficult challenges with regaining full mobility and strength.

Robot-assisted therapy enables effective and intensive training and ensures the optimal exploitation of neuroplasticity and recovery potential. During rehabilitation, patients need to be challenged at and beyond their individual capabilities. Speed, loading and robotic support can be adjusted to optimally shape the intensity of the therapy.

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How to Manage Autism Spectrum Disorder Helping Children with Sensory Processing (ASD) Child in Physical Medicine and Disorder Rehabilitation Perspective Date : Saturday, October 13th, 2018 Date : Saturday, October 13th, 2018 Time : 08.00 – 17.00 Time : 08.00 – 17.00 Venue : Azalea Hall, 2nd Floor, Venue : Gardenia Hall, 5th Floor, Claro Hotel, Makassar Claro Hotel, Makassar Sensory processing refers to the way the nervous system Autism Spectrum also know as autism spectrum receives messages from the senses and turns them into disorder (ASD) is a range of conditions classified as appropriate motor and behavioral responses. Sensory neurodevelopmental disorders. Children diagnosed Processing Disorder (SPD), exists when sensory signals with autism spectrum disorder present with two types are other not detected or don’t get organized into of symptoms: problems in social communication and appropriate responses. social interaction and restricted, repetitive patterns of behavior, interests or activities. Symptoms are typically A child with SPD finds it difficult to process and act upon recognized between one and two years of age long term information received through the senses, which creates issues may include creating and keeping relationships, challenges in performing countless everyday tasks. Motor maintaining a job and performing daily tasks. clumsiness, behavioral problems, anxiety, depression, school failure, and many other problems may impact There’s no “cure” for autism spectrum disorder but those who do not have effective treatment. there are a range of specialist interventions that aim to improve communication skills and help with educational Effective treatment for Sensory Processing Disorder and social development. is available, but for too many children with sensory symptoms are misdiagnosed and/or improperly treated. Learning Objective: Untreated SPD that persists into adulthood can effect • To understand ASD and its relationship with an individual’s ability to succeed in marriage, work and International Classification Function (ICF) community social environments. • To know the diagnosis of ASD based on DSM V • To know the medical treatment for ASD child Learning Objective: • To improve the skill in assessing functional problem • To understand sensory integration process in ASD child • To know the sensory processing disorder • Making the proper rehabilitation treatment for ASD • To understand how the sensory processing disorder child can impact functional problems in children • Making the proper rehabilitation treatment for SPD child Who Should Attend? All physiatrists interest in pediatric rehabilitation Who Should Attend? All physiatrists interest in learning sensory processing Speakers: disorder and its Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation • Lestaria Ariyani (Indonesia) Management • Virmandiani (Indonesia) Speakers: • Luh Karunia Wahyuni (Indonesia) • Rizky Kusuma Wardhani (Indonesia)

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Challenging Rehabilitation in Intensive Care Learning Objective: Unit (ICU) - Moving and Pushing Forward the • Interpreting mechanical ventilation and monitor in Functional Outcome Intensive Care Unit (ICU) - To understand airway condition and changes in Date : Saturday, October 13th, 2018 intubated patient Time : 08.00 – 17.00 - To understand pathological changes in critical ill Venue : Jasmine Hall, 2nd Floor, patient Claro Hotel, Makassar - To understand how to read mechanical ventilation settings and what every setting means Patient in critical illness has a deteriorating system - To understand conditions that medically limited organ that influences treatment success and functional - To understand dos and don’ts in intubated outcome. Complication of the disease itself results in patient prolonged mechanical ventilation that further decreases functional level. • Safe and feasible early mobilization in ICU - To understand how critical illness influences Rehabilitation management for patient in critical functional outcome illness is a component of comprehensive management - To understand conditions that limits for critical ill patient particularly with mechanical mobilization ventilation. - To understand how to determine a rehab candidate and timing for out of bed activities Assessment to determine an early rehabilitation is an - To update evidence of exercise that can improve important start that should be based on systemic review functional level in ICU and patient monitoring. Interpreting what the monitor tells and more over what the patient’s body response is • Challenges to advance mucus clearance in intubated mandatory to learn. patient - To understand normal airway clearance There is a big question in daily practice the safety and - To understand factors that worsening mucus feasibility to start early mobilization in mechanical airway clearance in intubated patient ventilated patient along with a common challenge in how - To understand assessment for mucus clearance to optimize mucus airway clearance in those patients. - To understand applying techniques for mucus “Can patient walk while being still intubated?” How are clearance and updated techniques they able to return to activity after critical illness? WHO SHOULD ATTEND? The main goal of rehabilitation management in ICU is All physiatrist interest in rehabilitation in ICU to gain the optimal functional capacity, rehabilitation even starts before patient is weaned from mechanical SPEAKERS: ventilation. • Anita Ratnawati (Indonesia) • Anitta FS Paulus (Indonesia) • Faisal (Indonesia)

27 WORKSHOP 10

Making Possible for Cardiac Patient • How to start a cardiac rehab service? - To understand how to identify rehabilitation Date : Saturday, October 13th, 2018 problem in cardiac patient Time : 08.00 – 17.00 - To have knowledge in starting up a cardiac Venue : Jade Hall, 3rd Floor, rehabilitation service, its challenges, constraint Claro Hotel, Makassar and having seeing knowledge how to overcome constraints Cardiac event is often disabling patient due to limitation - To understand how to setup team work in cardiac in cardiorespiratory capacity or secondary after rehabilitation prolonged inactivity and immobilization. Designing a - To have knowledge about government and comprehensive PMR program improving patient gains insurance policy supporting cardiac rehab service and increase functional level. • Medication review for safety in cardiopulmonary However, considering patient safety, we will have exercise to assess patient comprehensively before he/she - To understand pharmacology treatment in cardiac undergoes rehabilitation management. patient - To understand cardiovascular agent that influence Understanding and being skillful to screen patient before exercise response exercise training are mandatory for PMR practice. For - To understand how to measure exercise capacity those who are just going to start a cardiac rehabilitation in patient with cardiovascular agent; is it service, updating and sharing knowledge and experience influencing exercise intensity? through this course are highly suggestive to improve pour competence. WHO SHOULD ATTEND? Learning Objective: All physiatrist interest in cardiac-rehabilitation • Screening for cardiac rehabilitation candidate - To understand changes in exercise tolerance in cardiac patient SPEAKERS: - To understand how to assess and to screen • Deddy Tedjasukmana (Indonesia) cardiac patient for rehabilitation program • Dewi Poerwandari (Indonesia) - To understand indication and contraindication of • Hening Laswati Putra (Indonesia) exercise testing and exercise training • Theresia Isye Mogi (Indonesia)

• Functional capacity and exercise prescription after Percutaneous Coronary Intervention (PCI) and Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting (CABG) - To understand how to measure functional level in pre and post PCI and CABG - To understand how to perform exercise testing in cardiac patient - To understand how to prescribe exercise training in PCI and post CABG patient - To understand monitoring and evaluation in cardiac rehabilitation

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Rehabilitation Basic to Practice for Chronic Who Should Attend? Ankle Instability All physiatrist interested in learning sport injury rehabilitation Date : Saturday, October 13th, 2018 Time : 08.00 – 17.00 Venue : Hospital in Makassar City Speakers: • Damayanti Tinduh (Indonesia) • I Putu Alit Pawana (Indonesia) The millennial generation is showing a significant • Ruliando Hasea Purba (Indonesia) interest in sports, such as running, soccer, basketball, • Tirza Z. Tamin (Indonesia) etc. Nowadays, sport has become people’s lifestyle. Although has many benefits and positive things in order to maintain good health, but this activity is closely linked to high risk of injury especially in athletes, by the most cases occurred is an ankle sprain.

Most of frequently injured structure is in the lateral ligaments of the ankle. Commonly, this injury can full recovery but about 30 % will be established to chronic ankle instability. The chronic ankle instability is a subjective symptom that was felt by the patients as a giving way or unsteady of the body. This condition can cause functional disorder, so it needed for the appropriate assessment and treatment.

Learning Objective: • Understanding the internal risk factor and clinical evaluation for chronic ankle instability • Understanding the assessment for chronic ankle instability by using musculoskeletal USG • Understanding the evaluation of functional tests and the management for chronic ankle instability, which included by therapeutic exercise and therapeutic modalities • Making prediction of sport performance and preparedness to return to sports for chronic ankle instability

29 WORKSHOP 12

From Interventional to Conventional, The In this workshop the participants are exposed to the very Complete Role of Advanced Physical Medicine detailed diagnosis of knee and shoulder pain, so as to and Rehabilitation Management of Shoulder administer a specific invasive intervention in dealing the and Knee Pain shoulder and knee pain and its process of PMR services

Date : Saturday, October 13th, 2018 Time : 08.00 – 17.00 Learning Objective: Venue : Tajuddin Chalid Hospital, Makassar • Understanding problem arising from knee and shoulder and how to examine and diagnose those problems respectively Disorders the knee (19 %) and shoulder (16%) were the • Understanding and being able to prescribe exercise most common site for musculoskeletal pain complaints therapy as a modality to heal and to prevent further Knee pain, including osteoarthritis, patellofemoral dysfunction of the knee dysfunction, bursitis, ligamentous and meniscal injuries. • Understanding and being able to do nerve release and And all these knee pathologic conditions often are hidrodilatation of shoulder joint help mobilization associated with muscle weakness, restricted range of • Understanding and being able to do mobilization and motion, and referred pain. of the shoulder after intervention pain management • Understanding the role of dry needling in shoulder The administration of Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) and problem the specific exercise rehabilitation could induce healing • Understanding PRP work in pain management and prevent further deterioration of the function and • Understanding the use of radio frequency in dealing worsening of the knee pain. Platelets are now used in with knee pain clinical practice to stimulate the supraphysiological • Demonstration patients with shoulder or knee release of cells responsible for healing, so as to increase problem healing potential, mediate inflammatory processes and reduce pain through the release of substances such as serotonin, histamine and dopamine. PRP has become an Who Should Attend? important prophylactic alternative in pain medicine and All physiatrist interested in musculoskeletal pain in treatment of chronic injury. management and its rehabilitation.

There are several causes of shoulder pain such as tendon inflammation, bursitis, tendon tear, instability, arthritis Speakers: and fractures as well as infection also nerve related • AV. Fanny Aliwarga (Indonesia) problems. This will cause to shoulder dysfunction. • Angela B.M. Tulaar (Indonesia) • Gunawan Kurniadi (Indonesia) The use of blocking suprascapular nerve and injection of • Theresia Chandra Tania Novy (Indonesia) glenohumeral joints as well as mobilization technique for shoulder dysfunction could help mobilize and attenuate pain condition as a result inducing faster rehabilitation process of all this shoulder dysfunction.

30 WORKSHOP for GP

How to Detect Functional Learning Objective: Problems in Health Services • Provide an understanding of PMR (Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation) services to General Practitioners Date : Wednesday, October 10th, 2018 (GP). Time : 08.00 – 17.00 • How to describe functional problemsaccording to Venue : Sandeq B, 1st Floor, General Practitioner's level Claro Hotel, Makassar • How to apply the Principles of PMR (Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation) in primer health facilities

The problem of public health status is not only limited to medical problems, but it can also by functional problems WHO SHOULD ATTEND? due to impairement, which can lead to impaired role All General Practitioners Interest in Physical Medicine function, limited participation in society, and decreasing and Rehabilitation of quality of life. Therefore, it is very important for physicians in a first level health facilities to understand about functional diagnosis and the appropriate Speakers: management of competency level. Unfortunately, the • Andi Dala Intan Sapta Nanda (Indonesia) SKDI in 2012 does not include the competence to enforce • Tirza Z. Tamin (Indonesia) functional diagnosis and management to prevent and • Yose Waluyo (Indonesia) overcome disability so that it is necessary to provide an understanding to the general practitioner of knowledge on PMR (Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation) services that can be done at the level of first-rate health facilities and when referral to advanced health facilities.

Data from the Social Protection and Social Services Program (PPLS) 2012 and the 2011 Social Economic Survey (Susenas) show that the disability rate in Indonesia is increasing by 2.45% of the total population of Indonesia in that year.

The above explanation becomes an underlying fact that nowadays it is desperately needed more understanding for general practitioners about PMR (Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation) services is useful to optimize function, prevent and handle functional problems until disability.

31 CONGRES INFORMATION

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REGISTRATION FEE REGISTRATION FEE - Only for SpKFR LATE / ONSITE WORKSHOP (Saturday, October 13th, 2018) Late / Onsite SYMPOSIUM After 31st July 2018 How to Manage Autism Spectrum Disorder Specialist Rp. 3.000.000,- 7 (ASD) Child in Physical Medicine and Rp. 2.000.000,- Rehabilitation Perspective Resident/ Therapist/ GP Rp. 1.750.000,- Helping Children with Sensory Processing 8 Rp. 2.000.000,- Workshop Rp. 2.000.000,- Disorder Challenging Rehabilitation in Intensive Care REGISTRATION FEE - Only for SpKFR 9 Unit (ICU) - Moving and Pushing Forward the Rp. 2.000.000,- Functional Outcome WORKSHOP (Wednesday, October 10th, 2018) Late / Onsite 10 Making Possible for Cardiac Patient Rp. 2.000.000,- Deep Muscle Tissue Release and Oral Rehabilitation Basic to Practice for Chronic 1 Rp. 2.000.000,- 11 Rp. 2.000.000,- Stimulation in Oromotor Problem for Children Ankle Instability Exercise Testing on Cardiopulmonary Disease 2 Rp. 2.000.000,- From Interventional to Conventional, The and Comprehensive Pulmonary Approaches Complete Role of Advanced Physical Medicine 12 Rp. 2.000.000,- 3 Exercise and Movement for Frailty Rp. 2.000.000,- and Rehabilitation Management of Shoulder and Knee Pain Assessment and Intervention in Swallowing 4 Rp. 2.000.000,- Problems Mastering The Myofascial Pain in The Head and 5 Rp. 2.000.000,- Neck, The Twitch Which Is Hidden Below REGISTRATION FEE - Only for General Practitioner (GP)

Interventional Pathway for Managing th 6 Rp. 2.000.000,- SEMINAR & WORKSHOP FOR GP (10 October 2018) LATE / ONSITE Musculoskeletal Pain – Basic Update on Stroke Management and It’s 13 Rp. 2.000.000,- How to Detect Functional Problems in Rp. 750.000,- Rehabilitation Health Services

ACCOMMODATION FEE: Claro Hotel ROOM TYPE PRICE CHECK IN CHECK OUT TOTAL NIGHT TOTAL Value Superior Room Rp. 850.000,-/nett/room/night Deluxe Pavilion Room Rp. 950.000,-/nett/room/night Deluxe Pool Room Rp. 1.050.000,-/nett/room/night

PAYMENT METHODS (IDR Account) PLEASE FAX THIS FORM TO SECRETARIAT Bank Name : BANK MANDIRI KCP Jakarta RSCM FAX : +62-21 - 4786 6390 Account name : YAYASAN IDARI SEJAHTERA MANDIRI. PIT PERDOSRI 2018 or +62-21 - 6386 9505 or email to Account number : 122.000.794.0953 [email protected]

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CONTACT PERSON : Erni Sumiati ORGANIZED BY : * Jl. Cakalang Raya No. 28 A Rawamangun, Jakarta Timur The Indonesian Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Association +62856.710.3417 (PERDOSRI) CONFERENCE ORGANIZER: ( +6221-47866390 Medical Conference Organizer (MCO®) A Division of PT. Pharma-Pro International +6221-47866390 Komplek Perkantoran Duta Merlin C 35-37, Jl. Gajah Mada 3 – 5 [email protected] / Jakarta 10130, Indonesia [email protected] Phone : +62-21-63869502 (hunting) Fax : +62-21-63869503/05 Registration & Accommodation: Mery Siahaan MCO is register trademark of PT. Pharma-Pro International. : +62813.1516.5747 This name is protected by Indonesia copyright laws.