Jakarta, 23 July – The latest benchmarking study with the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Indonesia emphasized the importance of advancing digital learning platforms to enhance the capabilities of healthcare workers across the nation through the discussion on the Ministry’s “Plataran Sehat” initiative.

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“Plataran Sehat” is an initiative by the Indonesian Ministry of Health to enhance healthcare professionals’ skills through flexible learning. It allows access to educational resources anytime and anywhere, provides credit points for completed training, and supports career advancement. This initiative demonstrates the Ministry’s commitment to empowering all stakeholders in the health sector.

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With our extensive pool of researchers and subject matter experts across multidiscipline, imagine the potential in utilizing their knowledge while promoting knowledge sharing using a digital platform can enhance the quality of over 2 million Indonesian health workers, including those in remote areas!

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This collaboration aligns with BINUS University’s vision of fostering societal advancement and nation-building through technology and innovation. By leveraging our expertise and resources, we aim to support the Ministry’s mission to enhance healthcare education and service delivery across Indonesia.

In response to the Ministry’s needs, BINUS University’s Academic Development Senior Manager, Miss Tatum Syarifah Adininghum, S.IP., M.Ed., Ph.D., expressed our institution’s commitment to contributing to the ‘Plataran Sehat’ initiative. “We are honored to have the Ministry of Health choose BINUS University for knowledge exchange on our digital learning platform,” said Miss Adininghum.

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