LITERASI DAN REGULASI MENJADI TANTANGAN PENANGANAN DIABETES - NEWS POINT - UBTV BRAWIJAYA (720p, h264) - video Dailymotion

LITERASI DAN REGULASI MENJADI TANTANGAN PENANGANAN DIABETES - NEWS POINT - UBTV BRAWIJAYA (720p, h264)

Transcript

00:00Diabetes mellitus in Indonesia is a common concern due to the increasing number of sufferers.

00:07The management of this diabetes was the focus of Dr. Kurnia Widia-Ningram's doctoral dissertation

00:12at the Faculty of Medicine, Brawijaya University. In her research, Kurnia found several factors,

00:20including diabetes literacy and government regulations, that pose challenges for hospitals

00:24in treating diabetes patients. These two factors must be addressed to improve diabetes management

00:30in Indonesia. Diabetes mellitus management in Indonesia still faces various challenges,

00:39both from the perspective of patients, doctors, and existing government regulations.

00:44This was the finding of Dr. Widia-Ningram's dissertation at the Faculty of Medicine,

00:49Brawijaya University. According to Dr. Widia, there are two things that need attention,

00:56public literacy about diabetes and BPJS regulations related to the management of diabetes patients.

01:03So, my dissertation is about diabetes mellitus. Because diabetes cases are so numerous,

01:10and one of them is in Indonesia, a country with extraordinary developments in diabetes cases.

01:15However, clinical therapy has not yet been achieved.

01:19So, here I'm trying to figure out what factors are preventing this from being implemented properly.

01:25Then, I'm looking for solutions.

01:29This research found three main factors, doctors, patients, and the healthcare system.

01:34Two new findings emerge. It turns out there are BPJS regulations and sociocultural factors.

01:40These regulations, it turns out, put pressure on the government and hospital policies to create

01:49restrictions, which ultimately lead to drug restrictions and lab tests.

01:57Secondly, there's the societal factor itself.

02:00They have a mindset about the myth that drugs can't be used.

02:06Then, they have a belief in over-the-counter drugs, and it turns out that diabetes literacy itself is also still lacking.

02:12So, these two things need to be improved.

02:16We need to evaluate how to improve public education.

02:21Secondly, how should these regulations be managed so that when the public is educated and the regulations are good,

02:27hopefully both can lead to better diabetes control?

02:30On the same occasion, Professor Ahmad Rudianto, a professor at the Faculty of Medicine at UB, supported Dr. Karnia's findings.

02:41According to him, the diabetes issue is quite complex because it involves many parties, so it must be a shared concern.

02:50We know that diabetes is not easy to treat.

02:52There are many factors that influence successful patient management.

03:04And we know that diabetes is a chronic disease with high health care costs, and it requires better management.

03:09Therefore, the results of this dissertation will give us a sense of how complex the diabetes problem is.

03:21This dissertation offers new hope because, based on the descriptions and the research into the determinants,

03:38we can then identify areas for improvement that will require further action.

03:41Yes, but what is clear is that we have been able to identify the determinants that play a role in diabetes management.