Evidence-based Health Policy Center

Description

The Evidence-Based Health Policy Centre (EBHPC) is a collaborative platform for esteemed researchers from FMUI and the IMERI clusters. It aims to ensure that valuable research findings and insights not only contribute to the progression from laboratory to patient care, but also have a significant impact on the community through the generation of data-driven and evidence-based policy recommendations. The centre strongly believes that evidence and data should form the cornerstone of health policy formulation, ultimately leading to good evidence-based health policy.

We are committed to fulfilling our motto: “Transforming exceptional evidence into outstanding policy for improved health outcomes.”

Main Activities

• Formulating, publishing, disseminating policy briefs and reports to help the community make more informed decisions.
• Advocating for various health and medical issues through policy briefs and recommendations.
• Conducting original research using a range of methods, from quantitative to qualitative approaches.
• Providing training in health policy and research for lecturers and students.
• Participating in competitions focused on evidence-based policy recommendations.

Collaboration

• Various multidiscipline international and national universities, faculties, and researchers.
• International organizations [i.e., World Health Organization (WHO), Global Health Focus (GHF)].
• Government institutions [i.e., Ministry of Health (Kemenkes), Ministry of National Development Planning/ National Development Planning Agency (Bappenas), Health Office of Regional Governments (Dinas Kesehatan)].
• Professional organizations in medicine and health [i.e., Indonesian Medical Association (IDI)].
• Faculties, departments, and research centers in Universitas Indonesia.
• Clusters of IMERI-FKUI, Departments and Researchers of Faculty of Medicine Universitas Indonesia.
  

Research and Innovation project

• Evidence-based health policy making.
• Metabolic disorder, cardiovascular and cerebrovascular disease.
• Stunting and malnutrition.
• Infectious disease.
• Reproductive health.
• Medical and health research acceleration.
• Health technology acceleration.
• Health economics.
• Medical and health big data.
• Health service and human resource.
• Climate change and environmental health.
• Health system development.
• and many more health-related issues
  

Publication

We have published journal articles, conference papers, and policy briefs/recommendations. Selected publication(s):

• Fuady A, Hutanamon T, Herlinda O, Luntungan N, Wingfield T. Achieving universal social protection for people with tuberculosis. Lancet Public Health. 2024 May;9(5):e339-e344. doi: 10.1016/S2468-2667(24)00046-X.
  2024_artikel Q1_Achieving universal social.pdf.
• Gamalliel N, Fuady A. Indonesia’s new health law: lessons for democratic health governance and legislation. Lancet Reg Health Southeast Asia. 2024 Mar 16;23:100390. doi: 10.1016/j.lansea.2024.100390.
  2024_artikel Q1_Indonesia’s new health.pdf
• Indonesian Medical Education and Research Institute (IMERI-FKUI). Policy Brief: Academic Health System sebagai Solusi Isu Pendidikan dalam Rancangan Undang Undang Kesehatan. 2023. Download File.
• Gamalliel N, Qorina F, Kalaij AIG, Wiweko B. Transformasi Digital Protokol Kesehatan Internasional: Dasar Arsitekur Kesehatan Global. Dalam: “Kumpulan Policy Brief Universitas Indonesia untuk Presidensi G20 Indonesia 2022”. 2022.
  

Services

We provide consultancy services for health policy formulation to enhance and accelerate evidence-based health policy formulation and dissemination across various fields. Kindly contact us for more information.

Contact Us for Further Collaboration

E-mail. healthpolicycenter.imeri@ui.ac.id
Address. IMERI-FKUI Building
Education Tower, 7th Floor
Salemba Raya 6 Jakarta 10430, Indonesia

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