Sosialisasi Pelaksanaan Uji Kompetensi & Penerbitan SerKom Sesuai UU Kes 17/2023 dan PP Kes 28/2024

Summary

This session discusses the implementation of competency testing and the issuance of competency certificates for healthcare professionals in Indonesia. It outlines the legal frameworks guiding these processes, detailing the roles of educational institutions and collegiums. Key points include the necessity for national competency tests, the collaboration required between educational providers and collegiums, and the strict compliance needed for certificate validity. A transition period until December 31, 2024, is also noted for ensuring smooth implementation. Participants are encouraged to engage and clarify any questions regarding these critical regulatory updates.

Takeaways

• 📜 The competency testing regulations for health professionals are based on Law No. 17 of 2003 on Health and Government Regulation No. 28 of 2024.
• 🩺 Health professionals must complete national competency tests at vocational, professional, specialist, and sub-specialist levels.
• 🏫 Educational institutions will collaborate with kolegium to administer competency tests and issue certificates for vocational and professional graduates.
• 👩‍⚕️ Kolegium are responsible for the direct issuance of competency certificates for specialist and sub-specialist graduates.
• 🔄 A transitional period is in place until December 31, 2024, to facilitate the implementation of the new competency testing regulations.
• 📊 The Certificate of Competency will include personal details and a scannable barcode containing comprehensive information about the individual.
• 🔍 The competency tests are aligned with national standards to ensure the qualifications of health professionals are met.
• 🤝 Coordination between educational institutions and kolegium is essential for a successful certification process.
• 💡 Participants were encouraged to ask questions and clarify any uncertainties regarding the new regulations.
• ✅ Compliance with the new regulations is crucial for the validity of competency certificates and the ability to practice professionally.

Q & A

What is the purpose of the competency tests discussed in the transcript?

The competency tests aim to evaluate the knowledge and skills of health professionals to ensure they meet national standards before receiving certification.

Who is responsible for conducting the competency tests?

The competency tests are conducted by educational providers in collaboration with professional colleges (kolegium).

What are the legal foundations for these competency tests?

The legal foundations are based on Undang-undang 17 tahun 2023 concerning health and Peraturan Pemerintah (PP) 28 tahun 2024, which outline the requirements for competency testing and certification.

How does the certification process differ between vocational training and specialized education?

For vocational and professional training, certifications are issued by educational institutions in cooperation with colleges, while for specialized education, the certificates are directly issued by the colleges.

What are the implications if a competency certificate is not properly recognized?

If a competency certificate is not recognized, it can hinder the issuance of essential registration and practice licenses for health professionals.

What is the timeline for the implementation of these competency testing procedures?

There is a transition period for the implementation of these procedures until December 31, 2024.

What role do professional colleges (kolegium) play in this framework?

Professional colleges are responsible for overseeing the competency tests, issuing certificates, and ensuring the standards are maintained in collaboration with educational providers.

What features will future competency certificates include?

Future competency certificates will feature logos from accredited colleges and scannable barcodes containing detailed information about the certificate holder.

What is emphasized regarding the coordination between institutions?

The transcript emphasizes that effective coordination between educational institutions and professional colleges is crucial for the valid issuance of competency certificates.

What happens if a certificate is issued without proper coordination?

Certificates issued without proper coordination will not be recognized, affecting the ability to obtain necessary registration and practice licenses.