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Fakultas Kedokteran UI atau disingkat FKUI terdapat di di Salemba dengan total luas area 16.209 m2. Saat ini, FKUI dipimpin oleh Dr.dr. Ratna Sitompul, Sp.M(K). FKUI memiliki lima program pendidikan, yaitu Program Diploma, Program Sarjana, Program Pendidikan Dokter Spesialis, Program Magister, dan Program Doktor. FKUI merupakan fakultas kedokteran tertua di Indonesia.
Sejarah kelahiran FMUI bermula dari didirikannya Dokter Djawa School pada tahun 1851. Pada tahun 1898 Dokter Djawa School diubah namanya menjadi STOVIA, dan pada 1927 diubah lagi menjadi Geneeskundige Hooge School. Pada masa pendudukan Jepang, lagi-lagi namanya diubah menjadi Ika Daigaku.
Pada masa kemerdekaan Indonesia, pemerintah Indonesia menggabungkan Ika Daigaku ke dalam Balai Perguruan Tinggi RI dan mengubah namanya menjadi Pendidikan Tinggi Kedokteran. Setelah Indonesia mendapat kemerdekaan penuh di akhir tahun 1940-an, pemerintah mengambil alih sekolah kedokteran yang didirikan Belanda, Geneeskundige Faculteit Nood Universiteit van Indonesia, dan menggabungkannya dengan Pendidikan Tinggi Kedokteran. Gabungan ini kemudian diberi nama baru, yaitu Fakultas Kedokteran yang berada di bawah naungan Universitas Indonesia pada 2 Februari 1950. Kegiatan perkuliahan awalnya dilaksanakan di dua tempat, yaitu di Jakarta dan di Surabaya, namun sejak tahun 1954, Fakultas di Surabaya digabungkan ke Universitas Airlangga.
Program pendidikan akademik Fakultas Kedokteran UI saat ini berjenjang mulai dari Strata 1 (S1), Strata 2 (S2), hingga Strata 3 (S3).
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Sekolah Farmasi ITB didirikan pada 6 Oktober 1947, dengan nama Departemen Farmasi, di bawah fakultas yang bernama Faculteit voor Wiskunde and Natuurwetenschapen. Saat itu, fakultas ini merupakan bagian dari Univertitas Indonesia. Pada tanggal 1 Februari 1949, fakultas ini diubah menjadi Fakultas Ilmu Pengetahuan dan Ilmu Alam (FIPIA), namun tetap berada di bawah Universitas Indonesia. Struktur organisasi Departemen Farmasi sangat sederhana, hanya satu orang yang bertanggungjawab untuk mengatur departemen, namun sejak 1959, organisasi berkembang dan seorang sekretaris diangkat untuk membantu ketua departemen
Pada tahun 1953 untuk pertama kalinya, warga negara Indonesia, Prof. dr. Rd Mhd Djuhana Wiradikarta, menjadi dekan of FIPIA, salah satu staf akademik di Departemen Farmasi, sampai tahun 1959. Pada tanggal 2 Maret 1959, Fakultas Teknik dan FIPIA digabung menjadi sebuah institusi baru, yaitu Insitut Teknologi Bandung (ITB) dan Departemen Farmasi menjadi bagian dari Departemen Kimia dan Biologi sampai tahun 1961. Setelah perubahan organisasi pada tahun 1973, Departemen Farmasi menjadi bagian dari Fakultas Matematika dan Ilmu Pengetahuan Alam.
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Hari Jum’at tanggal 10 Juli 2009 bertempat di Gedung BPI ITB telah dilaksanakan Pidato Ilmiah Prof. Sukmadjaja Asyarie, Guru Besar dalam bidang Farmakokinetika Sekolah Farmasi ITB, dengan judul: “Peranan teori farmakokinetika dalam meningkatkan kualitas kesehatan masyarakat” . Dalam pidatonya tersebut beliau menyampaikan bahwa:
1. Farmakokinetika merupakan ilmu yang dapat digunakan untuk membuat proses penggunaan obat dengan rute pemberian yang berbeda menjadi efektif dan rasional.
2. Farmakokinetika juga dapat digunakan untuk mempelajari kinetika residu obat didalam jaringan tubuh hewan fungsi waktu. Dengan kinetika ini dapat menetapkan Batas Maksimum Residu (BMR) setelah terlebih dahulu mengetahui tingkat toleransi dan akhirnya kita dapat menetapkan waktu tunggu (withdrawal time) untuk menjamin produk yang berasal dari hewan aman dan sehat untuk dikonsumsi.
3. Riset Farmakokinetika berkaitan erat dengan industri bahan baku obat. Di Indonesia industri bahan baku obat sintetis masih sangat langka dan bahkan diimpot dari luar negeri sebanyak 90% sementara riset famakokinetika dibidang obat bahan alam tesedia luas di tanah air, oleh karena itu meskipun agak terlambat perintisan industri bahan baku obat sintesis perlu terus dikembangkan, hal ini berkaitan dengan ketahanan kesehatan nasional.
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Ilmu Keperawatan UNPAD
Alamat : Kampus Jatinangor, Bandung 40600
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Dekan : Hj. Helwiyah Ropi, S.Kp., MCPN.
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Fakultas Ilmu Keperawatan didirikan berdasarkan SK Rektor No. 1020/J06/Kep/2005 tertanggal 8 Juni 2005. Fakultas ini merupakan pengem-bangan dari Program Studi Ilmu Keperawatan pada Fakultas Kedokteran.
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Menjadi lembaga pendidikan tinggi keperawatan sebagai pusat pengembangan ilmu dan profesi keperawatan yang mampu berkompetisi di Asia Tenggara dengan unggulan keperawatan kritis dan keperawatan komunitas.
Misi
- Menyelenggarakan pendidikan yang dikelola secara profesional, efektif, efisien dan transparan serta menghasilkan lulusan berkapasitas tinggi sebagai ilmuwan yang mampu berkompetisi secara global, beretika, dan berpijak pada hukum serta berwawasan lingkungan.
- Mengembangkan riset ilmiah keperawatan untuk pengembangan ilmu dan teknologi keperawatan nasional.
- Menyelenggarakan pengabdian kepada masyarakat dengan mengembangkan sistem pelayanan keperawatan profesional terpadu di komunitas.
- Mengembangkan standard keperawatan profesional bersama dengan organisasi profesi dan institusi terkait.
- Mengembangkan pelayanan keperawatan profesional sesuai dengan nilai budaya masyarakat.
- Menjalin kerja sama secara nasional maupun regional dalam bidang keperawatan mencakup bidang pendidikan, penelitian, dan pengabdian kepada masyarakat.
Program Pendidikan yang diselenggarakan :
Program Sarjana Reguler
Program Studi :
- Ilmu Keperawatan
Terdapat 48 orang pengajar pada Fakultas Ilmu Keperawatan, dan belum ada guru besar.
Sampai tahun akademik 2006/2007, Fakultas Ilmu Keperawatan telah menghasilkan lulusan sebanyak program sarjana 229 orang.
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