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IOMU 2025
The Future of Work : Prioritizing Health for Greater Productivity
Dear Colleagues, Occupational Health Practitioners, HSE and HR Professionals,
It’s hard to believe we are once again preparing for the annual Indonesia Occupational Medicine Update (IOMU), now in its 17th year. For 16 consecutive years, PERDOKI has consistently provided updates on the advancements in Occupational Medicine in Indonesia, benefiting not only occupational health practitioners but also extending to HR and HSE professionals. This reflects the growing importance of occupational health in enhancing workforce productivity—a strategic asset toward achieving Indonesia Emas 2045. We bring the Theme with 'The Future of Work: Prioritizing Health for Greater Productivity' to ensure the we put the workers as the big asset to the nation and the world.
I am delighted to announce that IOMU 2025 will be an International Conference, featuring collaborations with various global occupational health organizations including ICSOEM, AOEMM, the ICOH Scientific Committees (SCOM and Minosh), and MSOHD Malaysia. We are also thrilled that this year’s IOMU will feature both national and international experts, sharing insights on critical global occupational health topics such as climate change, OSH reporting, digitalization, and technology in occupational medicine, in addition to essential subjects like mental health, fit-to-work assessments, toxicology, and many other engaging topics.
Our committee is working hard to make IOMU 2025 a must-attend conference, filled with updates in occupational medicine through research findings, case studies, and systematic reviews. Both national and international participants will present their work via poster and oral presentations—and you can be a part of this progress.
Our goal is to elevate the practice of Occupational Medicine in Indonesia, positioning it as an essential part of the global advancements in the field. We encourage all colleagues, occupational health practitioners, HSE, and HR professionals to register soon, as spaces are limited according to the capacity of our selected venue.
We extend our sincere gratitude to the advisors of IOMU 2025 and to the organizing committee for their hard work. For our sponsors, this is a valuable opportunity to support the advancement of occupational medicine through IOMU. Here, you have the chance to be seen as potential partners in promoting worker health alongside leading experts and practitioners.
Thank you, and we look forward to welcoming you to IOMU 2025!
dr. Ade Mutiara, MKK, Sp.Ok
Chair
Indonesia Occupational Medicine Update 2025
Perhimpunan Spesialis Kedokteran Okupasi Indonesia (PERDOKI) or Indonesian Occupational Medicine Association (IOMA), as a professional organization that unites all occupational medicine specialists in Indonesia, has the responsibility to, among other things, provide updates on the latest knowledge to its members and stakeholders about developments in this field. The ultimate goal is to protect workers from health issues, ensuring the well-being of a healthy workforce.
In 2025, PERDOKI will hold the 17th Annual Scientific Meeting, also known as the Indonesian Occupational Medicine Update (IOMU), with the theme: "The Future of Work: Prioritizing Health for Greater Productivity." This theme is very relevant to the current situation in Indonesia, which requires workers with high productivity to achieve the vision of "Indonesia Gold" in 2045. The health issues that workers may face are complex. In addition to individual risk factors, such as lifestyle, age, and genetics, as well as environmental factors like air pollution, global warming, and emerging diseases, workers are also exposed to various potential hazards in their work environment, work processes, or from the equipment used. Therefore, effective preventive measures must always be implemented.
The IOMU event always aims to share knowledge about worker health issues and the preventive and control measures that can be taken for workers. However, for the 17th IOMU, PERDOKI is striving to hold an international-standard conference by inviting international speakers. The health issues faced by workers are not only an issue in Indonesia but are also regional and even global problems. Therefore, collaboration among experts in the field of Occupational Medicine needs to be fostered and enhanced to achieve the ultimate goal: a productive workforce.
I would like to express my sincere gratitude to the committee members who have worked hard to prepare for the 17th IOMU, which will be held in Bali, as well as to all the parties who have supported this effort. Organizing an international event is no easy task, especially with the limitations faced by PERDOKI.
I hope the 17th IOMU will run smoothly and successfully, and that it will provide significant benefits to the field of Occupational Medicine.
dr. Astrid Widajati Sulistomo, MPH, Sp.Ok, Subsp. BioKO(K)
Chair
Perhimpunan Spesialis Kedokteran Okupasi Indonesia (PERDOKI) or Indonesian Occupational Medicine Association (IOMA)
This conference is designed for primary care doctors, occupational medicine specialists, other medical professionals interested in occupational health include safety practitioners and human resources personel, industrial hygiene experts, and students in occupational medicine programs (MKK and PPDS). It features collaborations with international organizations like the ILO and ACOEM, bringing global expertise to the discussion of workplace health.
The Trans Resort Bali. Jl. Sunset Road, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80361
Friday to Sunday , May 16th 2025 to May 18th 2025.
Attend our event to gain cutting-edge knowledge, practical solutions, and international perspectives on occupational medicine updates, while connecting with experts and peers for professional growth.
Gain knowledge from leading experts and international organizations like the ILO, ACOEM, and others worldwide professionals offering cutting-edge updates in occupational health practices.
Connect with primary care doctors, specialists, occupational health practitioners, and students, fostering valuable professional networks.
Learn about global trends and solutions for workplace health challenges, particularly in adapting to automation, remote work, and globalization.
Participate in workshops and conference discussions on key issues like industrial hygiene, impairment evaluation, return-to-work strategies, workplace productivity, occupational fatigue, and health insurance for workers
Equip yourself with actionable strategies to improve employee health, reduce absenteeism, and boost workplace productivity.
Earn professional development credits while enhancing your skills and understanding in this vital field.
The keynote speakers from the ILO and ACOEM will share their expertise on global occupational health standards, focusing on the role of policies and best practices in enhancing worker health, safety, and productivity across diverse industries.
Team Lead on Occupational Safety and Health at the International Labour Organization (ILO)
Past President of American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine (ACOEM)
The schedule for Indonesian Occupational Medicine Updates 2025 will feature various sessions including keynote addresses, workshops, and discussions on key topics like workplace health, productivity, mental health, ergonomics, and occupational diseases. International collaborations, including insights from ILO and ACOEM, will provide global perspectives on health in the workplace. Attendees can expect sessions on evolving workplace challenges, such as remote work, chronic illness management, and health programs for workers
The Medical Review Officer (MRO) Course, organized in collaboration with the Academy of Occupational and Environmental Medicine Malaysia (AOEMM), provides comprehensive training for medical professionals to effectively manage workplace drug and alcohol testing programs. This workshop equips participants with the necessary knowledge and skills to serve as MROs, ensuring compliance with international standards and promoting workplace safety.
IOMU 2025 Workshop aims to provide occupational medicine specialists and occupational health interests with practical knowledge and skills in various important aspects of the occupational medicine field. Each session is designed to address real challenges met in the workplace, from industrial hygiene, return to work strategies for workers with chronic illnesses and functional capacity evaluation in occupational health perspective, also how to perform on impairment evaluation.
By presenting leading experts and using an interactive approach, participants will gain an in-depth and applicable learning experience.
To maintain the quality of training, each workshop session will have a limited participant quota. By ensuring an optimal number of participants, the interaction between attendees and facilitators can be more focused, guaranteeing that each participant receives adequate attention and maximum benefit. The quota for each workshop is determined based on the capacity of the designated venue.
Industrial hygiene is one of the backbone of preventing occupational diseases. This session will explore how good industrial hygiene practices can prevent exposure to hazardous materials to the workers and create a healthy and safe work environment. Participants will understand the risk control techniques, from hazard identification to implement the mitigation measurement based on in-depth risk studies from related national institutions and international experts. This will ensure workers stay healthy and productive.
For workers with chronic illnesses, returning to the workplace is a complex challenge for occupational medicine specialist and a competent occupational health practitioner. This session discusses the importance of a holistic return-to-work program, involving medical management, workplace adjustments, and psychosocial support. Based on the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health (ICF) framework, participants will learn to conduct return-to-work assessments for workers with chronic illnesses, understand workers' perceptions and cognitions of return to work programs and how to design interventions that support workers to return to productivity without compromising their health.
Fitness to Work and Return to Work evaluation are essential in Occupational Medicine and Occupational Health daily practice to ensure all workers can perform their job well. Functional capacity evaluations allow companies to assess whether workers are capable of performing specific tasks safely and efficiently. This session provides occupational health practical insight into how to evaluate workers' physical abilities in relation to their job demands. With this approach, companies can reduce the risk of accidents and improve the overall performance of work teams.
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Impairment evaluation is a key element in occupational medicine to determine the impact of a medical condition on work function and to be used as a consideration for worker’s compensation needs. This session teaches how to apply the American Medical Association (AMA) guidelines in impairment assessment which so far is the standard used in Indonesia Occupational Medicine practice. Participants will learn how to integrate medical evaluations with job demands to support more objective decisions in the context of insurance or disability claims. After attending this workshop, participants are expected to be able to accurately assess anatomical and functional impairment using the 6th Edition of the AMA Guides.
This conference will present and share updated knowledge from national and international speakers and interactive panel discussions.
Topics of:
We welcome abstracts on workplace health, mental well-being, policy innovations, and strategies to balance health and productivity in a changing world.
Submission deadline: January 31th 2025.
Important Dates:
Get your ticket now to join Indonesian Occupational Medicine Updates 2025 and be part of a global discussion on the future of work and workplace health.
note: additional hotel room around IDR 2.200.000 / room / night (US$±137*)
15 Nov 2024-15 Feb 2025
16 Feb - 15 May 2025
16 - 18 May 2025
15 Nov 2024-15 Feb 2025
16 Feb - 15 May 2025
16 - 18 May 2025
15 Nov 2024-15 Feb 2025
16 Feb - 15 May 2025
16 - 18 May 2025
Get your ticket now to join Indonesian Occupational Medicine Updates 2025 and be part of a global discussion on the future of work and workplace health.
note: additional hotel room around IDR 2.200.000 / room / night (US$±137*)
15 Nov 2024-15 Feb 2025
16 Feb - 15 May 2025
16 - 18 May 2025
15 Nov 2024-15 Feb 2025
16 Feb - 15 May 2025
16 - 18 May 2025
15 Nov 2024-15 Feb 2025
16 Feb - 15 May 2025
16 - 18 May 2025
The collection of images from last Indonesian Occupational Medicine Updates showcases key moments from the event, including expert talks, workshops, and interactive sessions, capturing the spirit of collaboration and learning in the field of occupational health.
Visitors to Indonesian Occupational Medicine Updates have praised the event for its informative sessions, expert speakers, and valuable networking opportunities, highlighting its role in advancing occupational health knowledge and practices.
The invited speakers at Indonesian Occupational Medicine Updates 2025 will include experts from global organizations, offering valuable insights into the latest trends and best practices in occupational health.
For inquiries about the Indonesian Occupational Medicine Updates (IOMU) 2025, please don’t hesitate to contact us. We’re here to provide all the information you need about this exciting event.
The Trans Resort Bali
Jl. Sunset Road, Kerobokan Kelod, Kec. Kuta Utara, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80361
