On Tuesday (31/01), the PINTAR study team met with the Indonesian Ministry of Health in Jakarta. The Directorate of Pharmaceutical Management and Services, General Directorate of Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices of the Republic of Indonesia, welcomed the team. This meeting aimed to present the results of PINTAR research and provide
PINTAR press release, 1 July 2022 The Indonesian government must strengthen measures to ensure the safety, operation and involvement of pharmacy personnel in future pandemic response efforts, a new study in Indonesia has revealed. Researchers from Indonesia, Australia, and the UK interviewed pharmacists and pharmacy technicians to explore their experiences,
Community pharmacies play a crucial role in responding to the pandemic, but they require access to guidelines and equipment, a new study in Indonesia reveals PINTAR press release, 17 March 2022 Drug retail outlets such as community pharmacies and private drug stores could help to reduce pressures on health system
In commemoration of World Antimicrobial Awareness Week, the PINTAR research team successfully organised a webinar with the theme “Spread Awareness, Stop Resistance” on 27th November. The webinar, specifically targeted to pharmacists who work at pharmacies in Semarang City, registered 190 attendees. The session was officially opened by the Head of
The PINTAR team conducted a series of activities in Indonesia to raise awareness about antimicrobial resistance and the dangers of using antibiotics inappropriately. The activities preceded the official launch of the next phase of the study and aimed to: Launch PINTAR activities in order to improve services for the rational
New research shows that two thirds of visits to private drug retail outlets in Indonesia resulted in the dispensing of antibiotics without a prescription The problem of antimicrobial resistance – or AMR – is amplified by the incorrect or over-prescribing of antibiotics. It is a major and complex public health
A new short film by the ReAct group – an international independent network dedicated to the threat of antibiotic resistance – shows how children’s lives are at risk around the globe due to the threat of antibiotic resistance. This ReAct film, directed by Staffan Hildebrand, depicts how effective antibiotics are
In ‘PINTAR Voices’ we ask questions to international AMR experts about their work, the private sector, informing policy and the COVID-19 pandemic. This month’s guest is Eni Setiawati, S.Farm, Apt, M.Si: A pharmacist, Pharmacist and Medical Supplies Staff of the Semarang City Health Office, and Advocacy and Member Development Coordinator at the
On Tuesday (31/01), the PINTAR study team met with the Indonesian Ministry of Health in Jakarta. The Directorate of Pharmaceutical Management and Services, General Directorate of Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices of the Republic of Indonesia, welcomed the team. This meeting aimed to present the results of PINTAR research and provide
PINTAR press release, 1 July 2022 The Indonesian government must strengthen measures to ensure the safety, operation and involvement of pharmacy personnel in future pandemic response efforts, a new study in Indonesia has revealed. Researchers from Indonesia, Australia, and the UK interviewed pharmacists and pharmacy technicians to explore their experiences,
Community pharmacies play a crucial role in responding to the pandemic, but they require access to guidelines and equipment, a new study in Indonesia reveals PINTAR press release, 17 March 2022 Drug retail outlets such as community pharmacies and private drug stores could help to reduce pressures on health system
In commemoration of World Antimicrobial Awareness Week, the PINTAR research team successfully organised a webinar with the theme “Spread Awareness, Stop Resistance” on 27th November. The webinar, specifically targeted to pharmacists who work at pharmacies in Semarang City, registered 190 attendees. The session was officially opened by the Head of
The PINTAR team conducted a series of activities in Indonesia to raise awareness about antimicrobial resistance and the dangers of using antibiotics inappropriately. The activities preceded the official launch of the next phase of the study and aimed to: Launch PINTAR activities in order to improve services for the rational
New research shows that two thirds of visits to private drug retail outlets in Indonesia resulted in the dispensing of antibiotics without a prescription The problem of antimicrobial resistance – or AMR – is amplified by the incorrect or over-prescribing of antibiotics. It is a major and complex public health
A new short film by the ReAct group – an international independent network dedicated to the threat of antibiotic resistance – shows how children’s lives are at risk around the globe due to the threat of antibiotic resistance. This ReAct film, directed by Staffan Hildebrand, depicts how effective antibiotics are
In ‘PINTAR Voices’ we ask questions to international AMR experts about their work, the private sector, informing policy and the COVID-19 pandemic. This month’s guest is Eni Setiawati, S.Farm, Apt, M.Si: A pharmacist, Pharmacist and Medical Supplies Staff of the Semarang City Health Office, and Advocacy and Member Development Coordinator at the
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