Combating Anemia: A Collaborative Approach to Adolescent health

In a concerted effort to bolster the health and well-being of young women, the Immunohistochemistry (IHC) division of Pertamina Central hospital (RSPP) has joined forces with the south Jakarta health Office (Sudinkes). This collaboration aims to intensify the “Strengthening Giving Blood Tablets (TTD)” initiative, directly addressing the pervasive issue of anemia among adolescents.

Cross-Sector Synergy for a Healthier Tomorrow

The collaborative program, launched at GRHA 12 RSPP, brought together key stakeholders, including representatives from school committees, educators, and students from both private junior high and high schools within South Jakarta. This multi-faceted approach underscores the importance of cross-sectoral cooperation in fostering a preventative, health-conscious lifestyle among young women.

The event also saw participation from the South Jakarta Education Office (Sudindik), the Ministry of Religion (Kemenag) of South Jakarta, and Tommy Fudihartono, Assistant of the People’s Welfare of South Jakarta Administration, highlighting a unified front in supporting complete adolescent health programs within educational settings.

IHC RSPP’s Commitment to National Health Initiatives

Dr. Neny Herawati MKKK, Director of IHC RSPP, emphasized the hospital’s dedication to supporting government health programs, particularly those focused on the younger generation. She highlighted the critical role of young women’s health as a vital investment in the nation’s future.

We at IHC RSPP strongly support this initiative. The health of young women is the foundation for the health of the family and future generations. Through this socialization, we hope to increase awareness of the importance of TTD and encourage routine consumption among young women.
Dr. Neny Herawati MKKK, Director of IHC RSPP

IHC RSPP operates under PT Pertamina bina Medika IHC (IHC), a holding company of BUMN Hospitals, striving to enhance the national health service system through integrated hospital networks and the implementation of professional, modern, and high-standard management practices.

Local Government Endorsement and Program Expansion

The partnership between IHC RSPP and South Jakarta Sudinkes has garnered critically important support from local authorities. Drg. evelyn Hotma, Head of the South Jakarta Sudinkes Public Health Section, lauded the collaboration as an effective strategy to reach young women through educational channels.

The role of schools and families becomes very vital in shaping healthy habits early on. Support from IHC RSPP provides significant reinforcement of the expansion of the coverage of this program.
Drg. Evelyn Hotma, Head of the South Jakarta sudinkes Public Health Section

Educational Sessions and Active Engagement

The initiative included informative sessions addressing the causes and consequences of anemia, the advantages of consistent TTD consumption, and proper usage guidelines. The excited participation of students during the Q&A segment demonstrated the effectiveness of integrating health education into the school curriculum.

This program exemplifies the synergy between institutions in creating a collaborative, structured, and results-driven health ecosystem. The active involvement of educational institutions, healthcare facilities, and parents is crucial for ensuring the program’s success and long-term sustainability.

Promoting Preventative Healthcare for Adolescents

Through this initiative, IHC RSPP, as part of PT Pertamina (Persero), continues to champion the strengthening of promotive and preventive healthcare functions, particularly in reaching the adolescent demographic. This proactive approach aims to equip young women with the knowledge and resources necessary to maintain optimal health and well-being.