Total investment needed to conduct the hospital management training is IDR. 15.000.000 (USD 1.500, 00). Participants need to cover only half of the price as Johnson and Johnson financed 50% of the training. However, there is a limitation in number of participants as one batch can only admit 30 people. J&J has been engaged with similar activity throughout the Asia Pacific countries among others are Singapore, Vietnam, China, India, and Thailand. Started from 2008, J&J has been cooperating with the Center for Health Administration and Policy Studies (CHAMPS) Faculty Of Health University Of Indonesia to excel the implementation of Hospital Management program in Indonesia.
Training was still focusing on the same theme, on the following year that is improving quality of hospital services. Besides visiting hospitals in Singapore, the training used Fatmawati Hospital in Jakarta as the prototype hospital on training laboratory. Its advance safety and human resource management system would be suitable for replication at another hospital in Indonesia.
The business model applied by HMP involves interaction, meeting, discussion and site visit with the resource person and experts of the prototype hospital in the given themes. On the coming year, the HMP of CHAMPS-FKMUI plans to train leadership and strategy plus basic hospital management training. It is expected that the training would raise awareness among hospital managers on better organization and management of public service institution that is well equipped for hospital service reform. The program also serve and trigger wider networking and alumni meetings thus supporting continued sharing and transfer of knowledge of hospital management in Indonesia beyond the training days.
HMP also facilitates seminars for alumni, public and private hospital practitioners, medicine academic society, medical logistic industry society, students and other relevant interested parties.
