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Mataram City International Convention Center, Yogyakarta - Indonesia

4-7 August 2017

6-7 August 2017 Pre-KONIKA8-11 August 2017 KONIKA

th11 INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF TROPICAL PEDIATRICSth11 INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF TROPICAL PEDIATRICS

th17 Indonesian CONGRESS OF PEDIATRICSth17 INdonesian CONGRESS OF PEDIATRICSKONIKA XVIIKONIKA XVII

“Global Challenges Interventions (Prevention, Control, Elimination, and Eradication)to Reduce Neglected Tropical Diseases: Improving Quality of New Generation”

“Implementing Advances in Pediatrics for Better Child Health”

In conjunction with

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Indonesian Medical Association & Indonesian Pediatric Society AccreditedCALL FOR

ABSTRACTSSUBMISSION DEADLINE:

31 MAY 2017

30 April 2017 Deadline of Early Bird Registration

31 May 2017 Deadline of Abstract Submission

30 June 2017 Noti�cation of Abstract Acceptance

4 August 2017 Pre-Congress Workshops

5 – 7 August 2017 th11 ICTP 2017

IMPORTANT DATES

SECOND ANNOUNCEMENT 1

CONTENTS

Welcome Message from President of International Society of Tropical Pediatrics (ISTP)

Welcome Message from President of Indonesian Pediatric Society (IPS)

thWelcome Message from Chairperson of 11 ICTP 2017

Organizing Committee

Program at-a-glance

Topics

List of Speakers

Scienti�c Program

Pre Congress Workshop 1



Congress Day 1

Congress Day 2

Congress Day 3

Registration

Accommodation

Tours and Travel

Social Program

General Information

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Welcome Message

SECOND ANNOUNCEMENT2

From the President of International Society of Tropical Pediatrics

Dear Sir / Madam

The International Society of Tropical Pediatrics (ISTP) in collaboration with the Indonesian Pediatric thSociety is delighted to inform you that we will be organizing the 11 International Congress of Tropical

th thPediatrics from 4 to 7 August 2017 in Yogyakarta, Indonesia.

As ISTP strives to improve the health of children throughout the tropics, we attain to hold this international congress tri-annually which become an event for pediatricians interested in tropical child health and representations of pediatric societies to meet and to promote the welfare of children in the tropics. This year theme will be,

“Global Challenges Interventions (prevention, control, elimination, and eradication) to Reduce Neglected Tropical Diseases: Improving Quality of New Generation.”

During this conference, we expect the attendance of over 500 participants from all over the world and will have research and program related presentations in different thematic areas including neglected tropical diseases, emerging and re-emerging diseases, dengue control, polio eradication, disaster, vaccine safety, travel medicine, health-care associated infections, and many more update in tropical pediatrics.

thFor more information, do not hesitate to get in touch the 11 ICTP secretariat at the address indicated in thour website www.ictp2017.com. We are looking forward to meet and welcome you during the 11 ICTP

in Yogyakarta, Indonesia.

Sincerely,

Prof. Frederic N Were, MBCHB, MMED, FNIC, EBS, PhDPresident of ISTP

Welcome Message

From the President of Indonesian Pediatric Society

Dear Colleagues,

Scienti�c concern to reduce the neglected tropical diseases has escalated in the last few years. Although the statistic shows these diseases have been declining in developed countries in recent years, however, the existence of these diseases is still found in the emerging countries such as Indonesia. It is our moral responsibilities as scientist and practisioner to combat those diseases and endeavor to improve the quality of our new generation.

th thOur 11 International Congress of Tropical Pediatrics (11 ICTP) has chosen this year theme: “Global Challenges Interventions to reduce the Neglected Tropical Diseases and to improve Quality of New Generation. The theme is aligned with Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Our goal is to end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria, hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases by 2030.

th thIt is a great pleasure to welcome you to The 11 International Congress of Tropical Pediatrics (11 ICTP). thThe congress will be held in Yogyakarta on 4 - 7 August 2017. We believe The 11 ICTP has a reputable

reputation among specialists and practitioners as the forum for new information, treatment guidelines, interactions and exchange of experiences between leading specialists and practitioners in the �eld of Tropical Pediatrics.

Our primary aim in this event is to share regional knowledge and promote discussions on the understanding and management of effective and best practices among pediatricians. We sincerely hope that the knowledge and insight that will be shared during this event will contribute to the management of

theveryday practice. This event will be held in conjunction with The 17 Indonesian Congress of Pediatrics (KONIKA XVII).

We look forward to meeting you in Yogyakarta.

Aman Bhakti Pulungan, MD, PhDPresident of Indonesian Pediatric Society


Welcome Message

Dear Colleagues and Friends,

The International Society of Tropical Pediatrics (ISTP) in collaboration with the Indonesian Chapter of International Society of Tropical Pediatrics and the Pediatric Society of Indonesia would be delighted to

thinvite you to attend the 11 International Congress of Tropical Pediatrics (ICTP), which will take place in Yogyakarta, Indonesia from 4-7 August 2017.

st thSince the 1 Congress in Bangkok, Thailand 1987 till the 10 Congress in Nairobi, Kenya 2014, ICTP has become a forum for Pediatric Societies as well as pediatricians interested in tropical child health meet every 3 years to exchange their views and ideas to develop new concepts and theories for the welfare of children all over the tropical areas.

thThe aim of the 11 ICTP is to promote, develop and advance education, research and care of diseases in the Tropics in all pediatric age groups and offers an exchange of information between physicians and health professionals in the �eld of Tropical Pediatrics. In this event, we are also making a positive collaboration with Indonesian Ministry of Health in combating the NTD in the country. Bringing the theme “Global Challenges Interventions (Prevention, Control, Elimination, and Eradication) to Reduce

thNeglected Tropical Diseases: Improving Quality of New Generation“, the 11 ICTP will become an event to share the latest scienti�c knowledge and sharing experiences with the experts and between the participants.

thWe will do our best to make 11 ICTP the most memorable event for you, by experiencing the fruitful scienti�c congress, wonderful unique culture of Yogyakarta and beyond, experiencing a beautiful

thscenery and city tours. We hope to meet you during the 11 ICTP and look forward to welcoming you in Yogyakarta, Indonesia.

With warmest regards,Prof. Sri Rezeki S. Hadinegoro, MD, PhD

thChairperson of 11 ICTP

th From the Chairperson of 11 International Congress of Tropical Pediatrics 2017



ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

PATRONS• Governor of Yogyakarta• President of Indonesian Medical Association• Directorate General of Disease Control, Indonesian Ministry of Health

ADVISOR• President of IPS (Aman B Pulungan)• Advisor of ISTP (Michael Krawinkle)• Executive Director of ISTP (Lulu C Bravo)

STEERING COMMITTEE• Standing Committee of ISTP (Usa Thisyakorn)• Deputy of IPS (Antonius H Pudjiadi)• Chairman of IPS Yogyakarta Branch (Sumadiono)• Chairman of the Infectious Disease and Tropical Pediatrics Working Group of IPS (MM DEAH Hapsari)• Member of Infectious Disease and Tropical Pediatrics Working Group of IPS (Ismoedijanto Moedjito)

ORGANIZING COMMITTEE• Chair : Sri Rezeki S. Hadinegoro• Vice Chair : Syahril Pasaribu• General Secretary : Hindra Irawan Satari• Secretary : Ida Sa�tri Laksanawati Nina Dwi Putri Debbie Latupeirissa• Treasures : Mulya Rahma Karyanti Ratni Indrawanti

PERSON IN CHARGE• Ari Prayitno• Ida Sa�tri Laksanawati

Meeting Coordinator• Anggraini Alam (Chair) • Irene Ratridewi • Retno Palupi • Leny Kartina• Amar Widhiani • Riyadi• Debbie Latupeirissa


Scienti�c Program • Sri Rezeki S. Hadinegoro (Chair) • Ismoedijanto Moedjito • Yulia Iriani• MM DEAH Hapsari • Dominicus Husada• Alex Chairulfatah • Ayodhia Pitaloka Pasaribu• IGN Putu Arhana • Eggi Arguni• Narain H Punjabi • Dwiyanti Puspitasari• Kiki MK Samsi • Ninny Meutia Pelupesi• Suryadi Tantura • Soemakto• Edi Hartoyo

Exhibition• Fedriyansyah (Chair)• I Wayan Gustawan• Agung Triono

Supporting Program• Chair : Rinang Mariko IMG Dwi Lingga• Transportation : Ahmad Lubaid• Accommodation : IMG Dwi Lingga Linawati Jacobus• Documentation : Kiki Mediapermana Kustiman Samsi Hendri Wijaya Risky Kawa• Security : Dedi Affandi Nahwa Arkhaesi• Health : Novie H Rampengan Aqil Baihaqi• Meals : Lucia Mawarti Sri Sulastri Wina Sa�tri Dewi Murniati• Social Program : Cahya Dewi (Chair) Pratiwi Andayani Dyani Kusumowardhani

Opening & Workshop Pre-test

(08.00 -08.30)

Coffee Break(09.10 - 09.40)

Lunch Break & Friday Praying(11.30 - 13.00)

Poster Session(16.00 - 17.30)

Poster Session(15.45 - 17.30)

Coffee Break & Exhibition Visit(10.30 - 11.30)


Exhibition Visit (13.30 - 14.00)




Welcome Speech(08.00 -08.30)

Welcome Cocktail(17.00 - 18.00)

Post-test & Closing(15.10 - 16.00)

Gala Dinner(18.00 - 21.00)

Faculty Dinner(18.30 - 21.00)

Congress Opening Ceremony & Exhibition

(10.00 - 10.30)

PS-1(08.30 - 10.00)

PS-4(08.30 - 10.00)PS-3

(08.30 - 10.30)

LS-1 | LS 2 (13.00 - 14.00)

LS-3 | LS 4 (12.30 - 13.30)

ME-1 | ME-2 | ME-3 | ME-4 (07.30 - 08.30)

PCW 1 | PCW 2 | PCW 3 (08.30 - 09.10)

PCW 1 | PCW 2 | PCW 3 (09.40 - 11.30)

PCW 1 | PCW 2 | PCW 3 (13.00 - 15.10)

SS 1 | SS 2 | SS 3 | SS 4 (11.30 - 13.00)

SS 5 | SS 6 | SS 7 | SS 8 (10.45 - 12.30)

SS 9 | SS 10 | SS 11 | SS 12 (14.00 - 15.30)

SS 13 | SS 14 | SS 15 | SS 16 (10.30 - 12.00)

ME-5 | ME-6 | ME-7 | ME-8 (07.30 - 08.30)

PS-2(14.00 - 16.00)

Free Paper(14.00 - 16.00)

Free Paper& Young Award(16.00 - 17.30)

ISTP BusinessMeeting(15.45 - 17.30)

KONIKA XVII

Closing Ceremony(12.00 - 12.30)

Registration Desk Open(07.00 - 15.00)



Lunch Symposium (1-4)

Plenary Session (1 -3) Seminar Symposium (1-16)Pre-congress Workshop (1-3)

Free Paper (1 -4)FPLS

PS

Meet the Expert (1-8)ME

SSPCW

Sunday, 06 August 2017Saturday, 05 August 2017Friday, 04 August 2017

PRE-CONGRESS WORKSHOP CONGRESS DAY 1 CONGRESS DAY 2

Monday, 07 August 2017

CONGRESS DAY 3

PROGRAM AT A GLANCE


TOPIC FOR FREE PAPERS

Dengue infection

Polio eradication

New emerging viruses

Tuberculosis

Malaria

HIV in children

Pneumococcal diseases

In�uenza

Diarrheal disease

Rotavirus

Japanese Encephalitis

Pneumonia

Salmonella infections

Sepsis

Antibiotic resistance

Antibiotics

Immunization

Disaster

Nutrition in the tropic

Parasitic infections


LIST OF SPEAKERS

Fredrick N Were (Kenya)Michael Krawinkel (Germany)Lulu C Bravo (Philippines)Mortada El-Shabrawi (Egypt)Tikki Elka Pangestu (Singapore)Ron Dagan (Israel)Pratap Singhasivanon (Thailand)Timo Vesikari (Finland)HA Van Verbrugh (Netherlands)Usa Thisyakorn (Thailand)Syahril Pasaribu (Indonesia)Leo YeeSin (Singapore)Nobuhiko Okabe (Japan)Rajeshwar Dayal (India)Amin Soebandrio (Indonesia)Tawee Chotpitayasunondh (Thailand)Pornthep Chantavanich (Thailand)Vinod Bura (WHO Indonesia)Sri Rezeki Hadinegoro (Indonesia)Vicente Belizario (Philippines)Weerasak Lawtongkum (Thailand)Yati Soenarto (Indonesia)Daniel Goh (Singapore)Monica Chan (Singapore)Zulki�i Ismail (Malaysia)Iqbal Memon (Pakistan)Mas Suhaila Isa (Singapore)Rajko Reljic (United Kingdom)Indra Vythilingam (Malaysia)Michael Nissen (Australia)Philippe Buchy (Singapore)HT Wickramasinghe (Sri Lanka)Elizabeth Jane Soepardi (Indonesia)Bambang Supriyatno (Indonesia)Cissy B Kartasasmita (Indonesia)M Wirawan (Indonesia)Ismoedijanto Moedjito (Indonesia)

Pretty Multihartina (Indonesia)J Kevin Baird (United Kingdom)Korelge Hashita Tissera (Sri Lanka)Maria Rosario Capeding (Philippines)Ben Marais (Australia)Hardiono Pusponegoro (Indonesia)Rita Kusriastuti (Indonesia)Laksono Trisnantoro (Indonesia)Mohamad Sudomo (WHO, Indonesia)Emilia Tjitra (Indonesia)Parwati S Basuki (Indonesia)Alex Chairulfatah (Indonesia)Aryono Hendarto (Indonesia)Hindra I Satari (Indonesia)Hariadi Wibisono (Indonesia)Mulya Rahma Karyanti (Indonesia)Dominicus Husada (Indonesia)Ari Prayitno (Indonesia)Suryadi Tantura (Indonesia)Nina Dwi Putri (Indonesia)Eggi Arguni (Indonesia)Jeanne Roos (Indonesia)Mardiati Najib (Indonesia)Novilia Bachtiar (Indonesia)Herawati Sudoyo (Indonesia)Prima Yosephine (Indonesia)Ida Sa�tri (Indonesia)Yulia Iriani (Indonesia)May Montelano (Indonesia)Anggraeni Alam (Indonesia)Ririe Fachrina Malisie (Indonesia)Irene Ratridewi (Indonesia)Novie T. Rampengan (Indonesia)Dwi Lingga (Indonesia)Dwiyanti Puspitasari (Indonesia)Ayodya Pitaloka (Indonesia)Jeanne Rini (Indonesia)


SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM

PRE-CONGRESS WORKSHOP 1Friday, 4 August 2017Dengue infection and its problems

07.00

08.00

08.30

15.10

15.30

08.10

Welcome and Opening Remarks

Current situation of dengue infection in Indonesia - Ida Sa�tri

What is expanded dengue syndrome? - Kiki MK Samsi

Fluid management in pediatric dengue infection - Mulya Rahma Karyanti

Discussion

Neonatal dengue , experience from Thailand - Krisana Pengsaa

Dengue vaccination: new strategy in dengue control - Sri Rezeki Hadinegoro

Discussion

Closing

Update diagnosis and classi�cation of dengue infection - Yulia Iriani

Management of severe dengue - Dominicus Husada

How to differentiate dengue, chikunguya, and zika infections? - Eggi Arguni

Pitfalls in diagnosis and management in dengue infection - Anggraini Alam

Pre-Test

Post-Test

AGENDATIME

Re-registration

09.10

13.00

09.40

11.30

Coffee Break

Lunch Break


PRE-CONGRESS WORKSHOP 2Friday, 4 August 2017Pediatric travel medicine in tropical countries

07.00

08.00

08.30

10.10

13.00

15.20

08.10

15.00

Opening Remarks

What's new in travel medicine? - Pornthep Chantavanich

Preparedness for travellers to the tropics - Watcharpong Piyaphanee

Pre-travel risk assessment for children - Watcharapong Piyaphanee

Selected indonesia destinations: Bali - I Wayan Gustawan

Selected indonesia destinations: beyond Bali - Trevino Pakasi

Discussion

Travel vaccines for children (routine/rabies/typhoid/hepatitis a, etc.) - Narain Punjabi

Discussion

Accident/injury prevention including special activity for children (beach, waterfall, theme park)Pornthep Chantavanich

Discussion

Closing

Traveling safely with infant and children: an overview - Ari Prayitno

Post travel assesment - Levina S Pakasi

Preparedness for Hajj, Umra Pilgim, and special destinations for children - Muchtaruddin *

Pre-Test

Post-Test

AGENDATIME

Re-registration

09.50

11.30

Coffee Break

Lunch Break


* to be con�rmed

PRE-CONGRESS WORKSHOP 3Friday, 4 August 2017Healthcare-associated infections: antimicrobial stewardship

07.00

08.00

08.30

10.00

15.40

15.10

08.10

Welcome and Opening Remarks

Principles of antimicrobial therapy: approach of antibiotic stewardship program - Ismoedijanto

Utility of laboratory diagnostics for antibiotic and antifungal selection - Debbi Latupeirissa

Antibiotic for multidrug resistant organism - HA Van Verburgh

Pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics of antibiotic and antifungal - Dwiyanti Puspitasari

Discussion

Discussion

Outpatient parenteral antibiotic therapy - Nina Dwi Putri

Discussion

Qualitative evaluation of antibiotic using Gyssen analysis - MM DEA Hapsari

Closing

Clinical microbiology use for antibiotic and antifungal selection - HA Van Verbrugh

Overview of antibiotic and antifungal class - Djatnika Setiabudhi

Approach of healthcare associated infections: CLABSI, HAP, VAP, CAUTI - Hindra Irawan Satari

Common pitfalls during antimicrobes use : administration, drug interactions, adverse effect, off-label use antibiotic - Irene Ratridewi

Pre-Test

Post-Test

AGENDATIME

Re-registration

09.30

11.30

13.00

Coffee Break

Lunch Break


CONGRESS DAY 1Saturday, 5 August 2017

07.00

08.00

10.00

11.30

10.30

08.30

Welcome Speech

Congress Opening Ceremony & Opening Exhibition

Coffee Break + Exhibition Visit

PS-1

The chronic intra-uterine infections in the tropic - Fredrick N WereNeglected tropical disease: concern in developing country - Pratap Singhasivanon

Values and ethics in medicine - Sunarto Sastrowijoto*

AGENDATIME

Re-registration

SS 1Malaria and it’s problems

Polio eradication Outpatients parenteral antibiotic therapy

New strategies in dengue control

The feature of malaria in Papua, East Indonesia

Jeanne Rini

Managing plasmodium vivax in pregnant women

and pediatric patientsJ Kevin Baird

Severe malaria in infant and children, challenges in diagnosis and management

Suryadi Tantura

Malaria update, optimizing drug regimenEmilia Tjatra

Dengue case de�nition as a tools for strengthening

surveillanceSri Rezeki Hadinegoro

Immunology aspect of dengue vaccineSutee Yoksan

Dengue vaccine introduction in PhilippinesMaria Rosario Capeding

The role of dengue vaccine in public health issue

M Wirawan

Rationale and programmatic implications for polio eradication and end-game strategic plan

Vinod Bura

Environmental surveillance of wild polio virusHariadi Wibisono

Acute �accid paralysis surveillance - after certi�ed

of polio eradication Ismoedijanto Moedjito

Containment of poliomyelitis virus :

manufacturer prespectiveNovilia Bachtiar

Choosing antibiotics in outpatient setting

Monica Chan

OPAT Experience in Singapore

Mas Suhaila Isa

Future management of OPAT in developing country

Nina Dwi Putri

Cost effectiveness of OPAT cases

Aryono Hendarto

SS 2 SS 3 SS 4

13.00

16.00 Coffee Break + Exhibition Visit

LS 1 LS 2

16.30

PS-2

Improving infant and child feeding - how to meet the present challengesMichael Krawinkel

Awareness of new emerging virusesAmin Soebandrio

Pediatric invasive gastrointestinal fungal infections: are they still a tropical problem in the era of Molecular diagnosis? - Mortada El-Shabrawi

18.00

14.00

Free Paper & Young Awards

Free Paper

Poster Session

* to be con�rmed


Gala Dinner (at Prambanan Temple)

PS-3

Progress achieved in malaria control/elimantion in South-East Asia Region Syahril Pasaribu

Immunization strategy: advocacy and communication - Lulu C Bravo Lessons learnt from introduction of pneumococcal conjugate vaccine: impact on pnueumococcal

Disease - Ron Dagan Health care associated infection control, prevention and antibiotic resistance

HA Van Verbrugh

CONGRESS DAY 2Sunday, 6 August 2017

07.00

08.30

10.30

07.30

Re-registration

ME 1Management of fever in

children at pediatric primary care

Triage in dengue outpatient setting

Hiv-opportunistic infection

Salmonella infections

Iqbal MemonYulia Iriani May Montellano *

Alex Chairulfatah

Korelge HasithaIda Sa�tri

Usa Thisyakorn Anggraini Alam

ME 2 ME 3 ME 4


10.45 SS 5Zika infections Diphtheria outbreak:

result of vaccine hesistancy

Tuberculosis Disaster, lesson learnt

Early detection in zika infections

Tawee Chotpitayasunondh

Epidemiology of zika infections

Herawati Sudoyo

Outbreak response to zika infectionsLeo Yeesin

Preparation for zika vaccine development

Nobuhiko Okabe

Experience in earthquake management in Yogyakarta

Laksono Trisnantoro

Lesson learnt from tsunami in Thailand

Weerasak Lawtongkum

Striving to maintain zero mortality of infectious

diseases among children following major disasters :

Sri Lankan experience Korelge Hasitha Tissera

Nutrition after tsunami

Jeanne Roos

Vaccine hesistancy and negative campaign against

vaccine HT Wickramasinghe

Diphtheria outbreak management, lessons

learnt Parwati S Basuki

Update on laboratory diagnostic of diphtheria

Pretty Multihartina

Genetic susceptibility of diphtheria infectionDominicus Husada

Is immunotherapy of MDR-Tuberculosis feasible?

Rajko Reljic

New diagnosic test in tuberculosisBen Marais

New generation of tuberculosis vaccine

Rajko Reljic

Multi-drug ressitance tuberculosisBen Marais

SS 6 SS 7 SS 8

AGENDATIME

12.30 LS 3 LS 4

13.30 Exhibition Visit

* to be con�rmed


SS 9Master Class of

Vaccinology Parasitic infection Japanese EncephalitisVector control strategy

The role of adjuvantMark Doherty

Immunological principles of cross protection Phillips Buchy

Assessment and capacity building for country

readiness for school-based health program E Jane Soepardi

New concept of vaccine safety management

Michael Nissen / Sanjoy Datta

Mosquito trap: paradigm shift for dengue vector

control Indra Vythilingam

Wolbachia : as an

alternative strategy in dengue elimination

Eggi Arguni

Cost of illness in dengue infection

Mardiati Nadjib

Control of sth and schistosomiasis in the sea

region : status, opportunities, and

challengesVicente Belizario

Giardiasis in children Iqbal Memon

Is schistosomiasis possible to be eliminated?

Mohammad Sudomo

Filariasis elimination program

Rita Kusriastuti

Global burden of Japanese encephalitis

Pornthep Chanthavanich

Clinical m anagement of Japanese encephalitis Hardiono Pusponegoro

Update on Japanese encephalitis vaccination

Tawee Chotpitayasunondh

Is it the time to introduce JE vaccine in Indonesia?

Prima Yosephine

SS 10 SS 11 SS 1214.00

18.00

* to be con�rmed

15.40

15.30

Faculty Dinner (at City Walk MICC)


Poster Session ISTP Business Meeting

AGENDATIME


PS-4

Child health care in the tropics, how to close the gaps - Tikki Elka PangestuDiagnosis of Tuberculosis in children - Rajeshwar Dayal

Diarrheal diseases in children - Timo Vesikari Success story of HIV PMTCT - Usa Thisyakorn

08.30

10.00 Coffee Break + Exhibition Visit

SS 13Pneumonia in the tropic

(ASAP Symposium)Pneumococcal

disease preventionUpdate in in�uenza

controlFuture prevention of

rotavirus

Updates on the management of childhood

pneumoniaBambang Supriyatno

Complication of childhood pneumonia-the bad and the

uglyDaniel Goh

Prevention of pneumonia in the era of vaccines

Zulki�i Ismail

Do you really need the disease burden studies to introduce Pneumococcal

vaccine in developing countries?

HT Wickramasinghe

Preparedness of pneumoccal vaccination in

two districts in Lombok island

Ari Prayitno

Impact of pneumococcal vaccination with two-one

scheduleRon Dagan

SS 14 SS 15 SS 1610.30

12.00 Closing Ceremony

CONGRESS DAY 3Monday, 7 August 2017

07.30 ME 5New approach in pediatric sepsis

management

Rabies post-exposure prevention

Malaria in west and east Indonesia

Measles and rubella elimination

Ririe Fachrina Malisie Irene Ratridewi

Dwiyanti Puspita Sari Niprida Mardin

Novie T RampenganDwi Lingga

Ayodya Pitaloka Jeanne Rini

ME 6 ME 7 ME 8

AGENDATIME

* to be con�rmed


Global burden of in�uenzaLeo YeeSin

In�uenza control in childrenCissy B Kartasasmita

In�uenza vaccine for special communitySukamto Koesnoe

Epidemiology of rotavirus infection

Lulu C Bravo

Malnutrition related to diarrheal diseases

Yati Sunarto

Future prevention of rotavirus and norovirus disease in children by combined vaccination

Timo Vesikari

REGISTRATION

Each person attending the congress needs to complete the registration form, with payment to the congress secretariat. Please read the information in this booklet carefully before completing the form. Registration and accommodation will only be con�rmed on receipt of payment.

Registration should be made online through the conference website www.ictp2017.com

Payment registration can be made by credit card or bank transfer.

The participant registration fees include:• Admission to scienti�c session• Admission to exhibition• All congress materials• Coffee break and lunch during the conference• Access to the opening ceremony and welcome reception

Early Bird (1 Feb - 30 Apr)

Early Bird (1 Feb - 30 Apr)

INTERNATIONAL PARTICIPANT

CONGRESS

CONGRESS + WORKSHOP

ACCOMPANYING PERSON

PRE CONGRESS WORKSHOP (PCW) (Specialist/GP/Student/Nurse)

Category

INDONESIAN PARTICIPANT

Regular(1 May - 31 Jul)

Regular(1 May - 31 Jul)

On Site(4 - 7 Aug)

On Site(4 - 7 Aug)

IDR IDRIDR IDRIDR IDR

3,500,000

5,500,000

3,000,000

5,000,000

3,000,000

2,000,000

2,500,000 2,500,000

1,250,000

3,250,000

1,250,000

3,250,000

4,750,000

7,250,000

1,000,000 750,000

4,000,000

6,500,000

4,000,000

4,000,000

3,000,000 3,000,000

1,500,000

4,000,000

1,500,000

4,000,000

5,500,000 5,000,000

5,000,000

5,000,000

N/A

N/AN/A

N/A

2,000,000 2,000,000

Specialist

Specialist

GP/Student/Nurse

GP/Student/Nurse

Organizing Committee (Sponsored)

PCW 1Dengue

Organizing Committee (Non-Sponsored)

PCW 2Travel Health

PCW 3HAI and Antimicrobial


TERMS & CONDITIONS

ONLINE REGISTRATION• The online registration can be made by access through http://www.ictp2017.com/registration

st• The online registration will be closed on July 31 , 2017 at 12.00 am (Indonesian Time)• Any delegates wishing to register after those date, are welcome to have Onsite Registration• Payment can be made by credit card or bank transfer

ONSITE REGISTRATIONth• The onsite registration will be open on August 4 , 2017 and during the conference

ORGANIZING COMMITEE• For non-sponsored organizing committee, you will get special registration fee in amount of

Rp 2.000.000,- This price will only valid during Early Bird Periode.• For sponsored organizing committee, normal registration fee will be applied.

CANCELLATION• All cancellations must be made in written and send by email [email protected]

st• Cancellation before March 31 , 2017 will receive full refund of the registration fee. There will be stno refund for cancellation made after July 31 , 2017. The refund process will take up to 60 days.

Cancellation must be made in writing and email to secretariat.• No replacement will be accepted• For all delegates, refunds will be made nett of bank charges and administration charges

CERTIFICATE OF ATTENDANCE• The certi�cate of attendance will only be available for delegates who attend the congress and

workshops.• The certi�cate of attendance will be in form of electronic print and to be distributed on the last day of

the congress and workshops at the registration desk• The distribution will be started at 08:00 – 12:00

Accompanying Person's fee include: • Admission to Welcome Cocktail• Admission to Exhibition• Admission to Gala Dinner • 1 (one) free optional half day tours in 6 August 2017: a. Kraton Ngayogyakarta (a grand & elegant palace court of Javanese architecture) b. Beringharjo Historical Traditional Market (built in 1758)


ACCOMMODATION

Accommodation for participants are offered at the following hotels. Reservation should be made online through the conference website www.ictp2017.com

For more information regarding the accommodation, please contact [email protected]

Deluxe Rp.1.300.000 Venue

Superior

Deluxe

Deluxe

Deluxe

Deluxe

Deluxe

Rp.1.000.000

Rp.1.810.000

Rp.1.600.000

Rp.1.000.000

Rp.1.100.000

Rp.1.500.000

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4 km

11,1 km

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300 m

The Alana Hotel & Convention Centre (4 stars)

Indoluxe Hotel (4 stars)

Hotel Tentrem Yogyakarta (5 stars)

Sheraton Hotel (5 stars)

The Sahid Rich Yogjakarta (4 stars)

Hotel Melia Purosani (5 stars)

Hyatt Regency (5 stars)

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Room Rates per nightRoom TypesHotel


The Alana Hotel & The Alana Hotel & Convention Centre (Venue)Convention Centre (Venue)The Alana Hotel & Convention Centre (Venue)Hyatt RegencyHyatt RegencyHyatt Regency

Indoluxe HotelIndoluxe HotelIndoluxe HotelThe Sahid RichThe Sahid Rich

YogjakartaYogjakartaThe Sahid Rich

Yogjakarta

Hotel Tentrem Hotel Tentrem Yogyakarta Yogyakarta Hotel Tentrem Yogyakarta

Sheraton HotelSheraton HotelSheraton Hotel

Hotel Melia Hotel Melia PurosaniPurosaniHotel Melia Purosani

Tours and Travel

A numbers of tours are offered to showcase Jogjakarta and all there to see and the in the region. Please visit www.ictp2017.com for details information and reservation.

Jogjakarta City Tour – Borobudur Temple

Jogjakarta City Tour – Prambanan Temple

IDR 1.190.000 / personMin 2 persons


Tour Price Tour Price

Jogjakarta City Tour – Borobudur & Prambanan Temple

Mount Merapi Lava Tour


IDR 780.000 / personMin 2 persons

Tour Price Tour Price

Prambanan – RatuBoko Temple


Tour Price

Pindul Cave Tubing Tour


Tour Price

Dieng Plateu Tour

Free optional half day tours for Accompanying person in 6 August 2017:


Tour Price

Price Included: AC Private Transport, Tour Guide , Entrance Fees, Refreshment (Mineral Water)

Price Excluded:Personal Expenses

1. Kraton Ngayogyakarta (a grand & elegant palace court of Javanese architecture)

2. Beringharjo Historical Traditional Market (built in 1758)


SOCIAL PROGRAM

4 August 2017 at 17.00 – 18.30

PROGRAM: The event will be a simple gathering to welcoming delegates & faculties. Selections of heavy Indonesian snacks and cold beverages will be served in a more interactive affair circumstances & live traditional music performances (gamelan).

Rama Sinta Garden Resto5 August 2017 at 18.00 – 21.00

PROGRAM: This special event is designed for participants during the dinner with Ramayana Ballet performances.

Ramayana Ballet at Prambanan is the most spectacular performance with dramatic dance & traditional music in Yogyakarta that held in open theatre of the complex Prambanan Temple UNESCO world culture heritage during the only dry season.

Mataram Citywalk, The Alana Hotel & Convention Center6 August 2017 at 19.00 – 21.00

PROGRAM: Dinner among the faculty members of the congress with live music in open space area.

WELCOME COCKTAIL

GALA DINNER

FACULTY DINNER


GENERAL INFORMATION

The average daily temperature range between 26 degree and 28 degree Celsius with its minimum 18 degree C and maximum 35 degree C respectively. Average humidity is 74% with its minimum of 65% and maximum 84% respectively. The Yogyakarta Special Region lays approximately 7 South of the equator line and is bathed in tropical; sunshine along the year. This region has a tropic climate the daily atmosphere feels a little bit hot and humid.

All foreigners wishing to enter Indonesia must have a Passport valid for at least six (6) months from the date of arrival along with proof (tickets) on onward or return passage. Please contact the Indonesia Embassy/Consulate in your country before the congress in order to check if your require any other immigration procedures to visit Indonesia.

Free Tourist VisaIndonesia now provides special Short Stay Visa Free facilities for tourist who are nationals of total 169 countries who wish to travel to Indonesia. Tourist Visa Free Facilities are valid for 30 days, are non-extendable and cannot be transferred into any other type of stay permit. The following are the countries granted Visa Free Facilities according to Presidential Decree No. 21 of 2016:

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Passport and Visa

1. Albania2. Algeria3. Andorra4. Angola5. Antigua and Barbuda6. Argentina7. Armenia8. Australia9. Austria10. Azerbaijan11. Bahamas12. Bahrain13. Bangladesh14. Barbados15. Belarus16. Belgium17. Belize18. Benin19. Bhutan20. Bolivia21. Bosnia and Herzegovina22. Bostwana23. Brazil24. Brunei Darussalam25. Bulgaria26. Burkina Faso

27. Burundi28. Cambodia29. Canada30. Cape Verde31. Chad32. Chile33. China34. Czech Republik35. Comoros36. Costa Rica37. Croatia38. Cuba39. Cyprus40. Commonwealth of Dominica41. Denmark42. Dominican Republic43. East Timor44. Equador45. Egypt46. Al Salvador47. Estonia48. Fiji49. Finland50. France51. Gabon52. Gambia

53. Georgia54. Germany55. Ghana56. Greece57. Grenada58. Guatemala59. Guyana60. Haiti61. Holy See (Vatican City)62. Honduras63. Hong Kong64. Hungary65. Iceland66. India67. Ireland68. Italy69. Ivory Coast70. Jamaica71. Japan72. Jordan73. Kazakhstan74. Kenya75. Kiribati76. Republic of Korea77. Kuwait

78. Kyrgyzstan79. Laos80. Latvia81. Lebanon82. Lesotho83. Liechtenstein84. Lithuania85. Luxembourg86. Macao (SAR of China)87. Macedonia88. Madagascar89. Maldives90. Malawi91. Malaysia92. Mali93. Malta94. Marshall Islands95. Mauritania96. Mauritius97. Mexico98. Moldova99. Monaco100. Mongolia101. Morocco102. Mozambique103. Myanmar


Invitation letter or other necessary document to obtain Indonesia Visa will be provided by the Secretariat of 11th ICTP 2017 based on request. However this letter aims to assist participants for their travel to Indonesia and does not imply any commitment for the Organization Committee to provide �nancial support.

Yogyakarta, being part of Indonesia, uses the Indonesian currency, the Rupiah (abbreviated, Rp.) as its monetary unit. Most hotels, restaurants, and souvenir shop accept certain foreign currencies and credit card. Bank notes come in a range of denomination of IDR 100,000, IDR 50,000, IDR 20,000, IDR 10,000, IDR 5,000, IDR 2,000, and IDR 1,000. Coins are available in denomination of IDR 1.000, IDR 500, IDR 200, and IDR 100. All major credit cards are accepted for the transactions.

Foreign money can be exchanged at most banks and others authorized money changers in Yogyakarta. The exchange rates are usually posted prominently wherever money can be changed. The exchange rate �uctuates regularly. Current conversion rate: USD1.00 = IDR 13,400, EUR 1.00 = IDR 14,500

Letter of Invitation

Banking Currency

104. Namibia105. Nauru106. Nepal107. New Zealand108. Netherlands109. Nicaragua110. Norway111. Oman112. Palau113. Palestine114. Panama115. Papua New Guinea116. Paraguay117. Peru118. Philippines119. Poland120. Portugal121. Puerto Rico122. Qatar

123. Romania124. Russia125. Rwanda126. Saint Kitts and Nevis127. Saint Lucia128. Saint Vincent (Grenadines)129. Samoa130. San Marino131. Sao Tome and Principe132. Saudi Arabia133. Senegal134. Serbia135. Seychelles136. Singapore137. Slovakia138. Slovenia

139. Solomon Islands140. South Africa141. Spain142. Sri Lanka143. Suriname144. Swaziland145. Sweden146. Switzerland147. Taiwan148. Tajikistan149. Tanzania150. Thailand151. Togo152. Tonga153. Trinidad and Tobago154. Tunisia155. Turkey

156. Turkmenistan157. Tuvalu158. Uganda159. Ukraine160. United Kingdom161. United States of America162. United Arab Emirates163. Uruguay164. Uzbekistan165. Vanuatu166. Venezuela167. Vietnam168. Zambia169. Zimbabwe

More information on immigration available at: www.imigrasi.go.id

The information in this brochure is valid at the date of printing (March 2017)

Passport holders of all other countries and non-tourists of the aforementioned countries must obtain valid Indonesian Visas at an Indonesia Embassies or Consulates in their home country prior to departure to Indonesia. For details and enquiries please contact the Indonesian Embassy in your home country.


An airport tax of IDR 150,000 is levied by airports on departing passengers on international �ights and IDR 40,000 for those on domestic routes. Most airline today incorporate airport tax into their total tickets cost on purchase. Do make sure that this is already included.

The Electric current in use throughout Indonesia is 220 volt at 50 cycles.

Airport Tax

Electric Current

Power Plug 220 V:


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SECRETARIAT

CONGRESS AND EXHIBITION ORGANIZER

Child Health Department, Cipto Mangunkusumo HospitalFaculty of Medicine University of Indonesia, IRJT BuildingJl. Diponegoro No.71, Jakarta 10430, IndonesiaTelp: +62 21 2239 1158 & +62 21 390 774224 Hours Hotline : +62 813 1747 1262E-mail: [email protected]

Pacto ConvexGrand Sahid Jaya Hotel, Arcade Lt. 2 Unit. S2, Jalan Jendral Sudirman, Jakarta 10220, IndonesiaTelp.: + 62 21 570 5800 | 573 5538 (Direct)Fax: + 62 21 570 5798E-mail: [email protected]

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