TAURUS Eps. 33 - CURE: Collaborative Undertaking to Reduce Tuberculosis

Welcome back, CAST listeners!In this episode of CIMSA USU’s Sharing Podcast, we’re going to find out the ultimate OSCE survival kit with tips and tricks from dr. Daniel Alexander to succeed the challenge station by station.Want to know the secret to a oneshot OSCE test? Then you wouldn’t want to miss this episode!CIMSAEmpowering Medical Students|proving Nation's Health

[DEFEND: Disease Eradication and Feasible Environmental Neutralization Deployment]Greetings, CIMSA!This episode delves into how climate change is reshaping disease patterns globally, with a focus on Indonesia's tropical health challenges. We explore the characteristics of prevalent typhoid fever, its causes, transmission routes, and how environmental factors like poor sanitation and fluctuating weather conditions accelerate its spread. Scientific insights are paired with real-world examples to illuminate the climate-disease.We then shift to actionable prevention, offering behavior-based and sanitation-driven strategies to combat typhoid at community levels. The episode underscores the critical role of students and local communities as agents of change, advocating for climate-resilient health practices. By merging scientific understanding with social responsibility, we aim to empower listeners to view health through a climate lens and inspire collective action toward equitable, sustainable wellbeing.CIMSAEmpowering Medical StudentsImproving Nation's Health

Hello, CIMSA USU podcast enthusiasts!CAST is back with another inspiring episode! This time, we’re diving into the world of internship in Daerah Terpencil, Perbatasan, dan Kepulauan (DTPK) with our dearest alumni, dr. Azzahra Wiana Kartika Siregar.What’s it like to serve in remote areas? What challenges and meaningful experiences come with it? Tune in as dr. Azzahra shares her unforgettable journey, proving that healing truly knows no borders.Don't miss this exciting episode!CIMSAEmpowering Medical Students, Improving Nation’s Health

Greetings, CIMSA USU podcast enthusiasts!Welcome back to CAST, CIMSA USU's Sharing Podcast, where we discuss insightful and inspiring topics in the medical field and beyond.In this episode, we’re joined by the amazing dr. Bahagia Nainggolan, our alumnus who kickstarted his research journey during his pre-clinical years. Curious about how to dive into research as a medical student? This episode is for you!Stay tuned for more exciting episodes of CAST!CIMSAEmpowering Medical StudentsImproving Nation’s Health

[TAURUS Ep.36: FLASH] Greetings, TAURUS listeners! Without us realizing it, in this era of digital development, we do not pay attention to the importance of maintaining eye health. Therefore, it would be very beneficial if we know more about the eye. In this episode, we will dive deep into the eye. By listening, we will gain more insight about whatthe eye is, how it works, and how to take care of it. We will also learn a lot of fun and interesting facts about the eye. Have you ever been told by your parents that eating carrots can make your eyes super sharp? In this episode, we will also find out if this and many other statements are true or not. So let’s sitback, relax, and enjoy the latest episode of TAURUS! SCOPH Standing Committee on Public Health CIMSA Empowering Medical Students Improving Nation’s Health

[CONNECT: Collaboration for Optimal Network in Community Health Together] Greetings, TAURUS listeners! In the demanding world of healthcare, the strength of a team often lies in the respect and understanding shared among its members. Yet, beneath the surface of this vital profession, there exists a challenge that is rarely addressed but deeply felt—a challenge that not only impacts the individuals involved but also the quality of care provided to patients. This episode delves into the unspoken struggles faced by many healthcare professionals in their workplaces. It sheds light on the subtle dynamics that can erode trust, the silent pressures that can weigh on mental well-being, and the importance of fostering environments built on empathy and collaboration. We also examine the proactive measures being taken to address these challenges, exploring how shifts in policies, practices, and culture can create a more inclusive and supportive space for medical professionals to thrive. By understanding and addressing these issues, we can take collective steps toward building a healthier, more resilient healthcare community. Join us for an insightful conversation that seeks to heal those who dedicate their lives to healing others. SCOME Standing Committee on Medical Education CIMSA Empowering Medical Students Improving Nation's Health

Greeting, TAURUS listeners! Are you aware that water pollution kills 10,000 people around the world every day? Bodies of water oftentimes be a dumpster for our waste and it's affecting not only the quality of the water, but also our health! In this episode, CIMSA USU is inviting you to enrich your apprehension towards water pollution, waste management, and novel approaches to it with Ibu Silvia Decmery Natalia Gea and Ibu Rabiatul Hadwiyah. Let’s all strive to make a difference! 🌍💧 SCORP Standing Committee on Human Rights and Peace CIMSA Empowering Medical Students Improving Nation’s Health

Greetings, TAURUS listeners! Tuberculosis is one of the top infectious killers in the world including Indonesia. Nowadays, the Epidemiology of Tuberculosis still shows a great percentage of infectious diseases. In this 33rd episode, CIMSA USU presented CURE: Collaborative Undertaking to Reduce Tuberculosis. Our speaker, dr. Putri Chairani Eyanoer, will provide insights into undertaking to reduce Tuberculosis. Stay tuned until the very end! SCOME Standing Committee on Medical Education CIMSA Empowering Medical Students Improving Nation's Health

Greetings, TAURUS listeners! The distinctions between stunting and malnutrition, as well as how they affect children's growth and development, are not widely known at present. In fact, these two problems still exist as unresolved childhood health problems. In this 32nd episode, CIMSA USU presented the matter of how nutrition plays a critical role in minimizing stunting and malnutrition. Our speaker, Dr. Winra Pratita, M. Ked (Ped), Sp. A (K), will provide insights into prevention and overcoming these challenges. Keep your ears open and stay tuned until the very end! SCOPH Standing Committee on Public Health CIMSA Empowering Medical Students Improving Nation's Health

Greetings, TAURUS listeners! Did you know that the number of elderly people in the world have been increasing throughout the years? Moreover, have you ever thought of their mental health? Or simply whether they are happy and still living a content life? Despite the fact that the elders are particularly susceptible to mental health issues, it is still considered taboo, even for our generations. As it is an important part of caring for the elderly, it’s time for us to be of help to break the stigma and raise awareness. In this 31st episode, CIMSA USU brings up the importance of mental health in geriartri, as well as how to maintain a balanced well-being among the elderly. With not only dr. Dina Aprillia Ariestine, M.Ked(PD), Sp.PD, K.Ger, but also H. Raja Imran Ritonga as our speakers, it is the first time TAURUS has two guests. What an honor! Let's gather up and tune in until the end! SCORP Standing Committee on Human Rights and Peace SCOPH Standing Committee on Public Health CIMSA Empowering Medical Students Improving Nation's Health