| COURSE NAME AND CODE | COURSE DESCRIPTION |
|---|---|
| Child Survival (KMD303) - 2 SKS/ 3.2 ECTS | The Child Survival course discusses: 1. The concept and understanding of child death and survival, 2. The theory of determinants of child mortality, 3. Temporary and cumulative morbidity, 4. Principles of strategies to reduce child mortality, 5. Maternal factors that affect child survival, 6. Environmental contamination and accident factors that affect the survival of children, 7. Disease control in infants and children, 8. Contextual conditions (socio-economic factors, status of women in the family and society) that affect child survival, 9. Detection and disturbance of growth and development of children, 10. Indicators of reducing infant and child mortality, 11. Current issues, policies, child survival programs in Indonesia |
| Adolescent Reproductive Health (KMD304) - 2 SKS/ 3.2 ECTS | This course discusses: 1. Introduction to Adolescent Health, 2. Adolescent Reproductive Health, 3. Advanced Adolescent Reproductive Health, 4. Adolescent Sexual Behavior, 5. Teenage pregnancy (unwanted teenage pregnancy), 6. Continuation of Teenage Pregnancy (unwanted teenage pregnancy), 7. Abortion of Adolescents, 8. Teenagers and Drugs, 9. Teenagers, PMS and HIV/AIDS, 10. Continuation of Youth, PMS and HIV/AIDS, 11. Early Marriage, 12. Teenagers Front, 13. Youth Reproductive Services |
| Fertility and Family Planning (KMD306) - 2 SKS/ 3.2 ECTS | The Fertility and Population Family Planning course discusse: 1. Concepts and Definitions of Fertility and Family Planning, 2. Factors Affecting Fertility (Fertility Determinants), 3. Supply and Demand of Children, 4. Fertility Regulation and Its Costs, 5. Fertility Decision Making Processes, 6. Nuptiality and Fertility (Marriage, Divorse and Family), 7. Social and Fertility Institutions, 8. Contraceptive Methods: types and how they work, 9. Side Effects of Contraception, 10. Contraceptive management (obtain, how to use it correctly, purpose and contraceptive targets), 11. Population and Family Planning Programs (BKB, BKR and BKL, KB Mandiri). |
| Mortality (KMD307) - 2 SKS/ 3.2 ECTS | This material is delivered face to face, discussing the concept of mortality, the concept of mortality determinants, the Mosely and Chen mortality model, the Mahadevan mortality model, and child mortality case studies. |
| Labors Reproductive Health (KMD304) - 2 SKS/ 3.2 ECTS | This material discusses: 1. Introduction to Labours Reproductive Health 2. Worker health problems 3. Epidemiology of worker health 4. Work environment factors that affect the reproductive health of workers 5. Exposure to tropical environments that affect labours reproductive health 6. Work Ethics and Law 7. Protection of women workers (leave for women, such as menstruation leave, maternity leave, maternity leave, miscarriage leave, marriage leave, aspects of working women as mothers, lactation corner) 8. Reproductive health services for workers and health care insurance 9. The problem of child labor (preventive efforts to employ children) 10. The problem of trafficking 11. Problems related to sex workers 12. Problems related to HIV and workers 13. Worker protection policies and programs. |
| Elderly Reproductive Health (KMD314) - 2 SKS/ 3.2 ECTS | The Elderly Reproductive Health course discusses: 1. The concept and theory of the elderly, 2. The dynamics of the elderly population, 3. The concept of reproductive health for the elderly, 4. Determinants of reproductive health in the elderly, 5. The reproductive phase of the elderly (pre-menopause and menopause), 6. The reproductive phase of the elderly (andropause), 7. Elderly sexuality, 8. Welfare of the elderly, 9. Elderly policies and programs, 10. Reproductive health problems for the elderly as well as health services and health insurance for the elderly |
