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IBCHEALTHCARE

2ND ANNUAL

INVESTMENT & PARTNERSHIPS TODELIVER ACCESSIBLE, AFFORDABLE &

QUALITY HEALTHCARE

Keynote Government of IndonesiaHealthcare Financing & Policy Experts

Donald PardedeDirector, Center for HealthFinancing and Security,Ministry of HealthRepublic of Indonesia

Hasbullah ThabranyChair, Centre For HealthEconomics & Policy Studies,University of Indonesia

Industry Experts Include

Philip WeinerChief Product Officer,Manulife, Indonesia

Luthfi MardiansyahChairman, InternationalPharmaceuticalManufacturer Group &President Director,Novartis, Indonesia

Surya DharmaHead of Intensive andEmergency of Cardiovascular,Cardiac Center HarapanKita Hospital, Indonesia

Omar Luqmaan-HarrisGeneral Manager,GlaxoSmithKline,Indonesia

Dr. SusantiEB Claims & ProviderManagement,PT. AIA FINANCIAL,Indonesia

Michael WoolfDirector, Strategic Planning,Southeast Asia,Aetna International,Indonesia

Eng Kim YeohChief Actuary,PT Prudential LifeAssurance, Indonesia

Rina SetiawatiDeputy Associate DirectorMedical Services,Siloam Hospitals KebonJeruk, Indonesia

Shanti ShamdasaniRegional Director –Government & PolicyAffairs ASEAN,Johnson & Johnson,Indonesia

Chrisma AlbandjarPolicy and MarketAccess Director,PT Merck Sharp &Dohme, Indonesia

Yoan DevinaHead of Quality ImprovementSub Committee,RSUPN Dr. CiptoMangunkusumo, Indonesia

Rosalina SalehSales and MarketingDirector,Omni Hospitals,Indonesia

Sponsor: Supporting Associations:

Media Partners:

Pre-Conference Workshop:3 November 2014

Universal Healthcare &Emerging Markets

Post-Conference Workshop:6 November 2014

JCI Accreditation

What’s Newfor 2015?

A Revamped Program with Two Special

Focused Tracks to Choose From!

• Hospital Infrastructure

• Health Insurance

90% New Speakers to Meet and

Network With

Key Updates on Indonesia’s Universal

Healthcare Coverage Implementation

Indonesia’s Pharmaceutical Market

Outlook: Trends, Opportunities &

Threats

Private Health Insurance Market &

Product Development

Telemedicine & Telehealth in Indonesia

Primary & Tertiary Healthcare Services

Exclusive Site Tour:MRCCC Siloam HospitalsSemanggi

Indonesia’s first privatecomprehensive cancer treatmentcentre equipped with state-of-the-art facilities and technologies

3-6 November 2015 Millennium Hotel Sirih Jakarta, Indonesia

Healthcare

PPPs & Healthcare

Financing

Susann Roth

Senior Social DevelopmentSpecialist, Regional and

Sustainable DevelopmentDepartment,

Asian Development Bank,Philippines

Key Partner

Management in

Indonesia

Galatia Chandra

Head, Management System,Kalbe International,

Indonesia

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8:00 Registration Opens & Morning Coffee

8:50 Welcome Address from IBC Asia & Ice Breaker

9:00 Chairperson’s Opening RemarksMichael Woolf, Director Strategic Planning, Southeast Asia,Aetna International, Indonesia

HEALTHCARE POLICY & FINANCINGDEVELOPMENTS

9:10 Current Update on JKN (National Social Health Insurance)Healthcare Policy & Financing Developments in Indonesia• Overcoming financial sustainability challenges of the JKN program

due to epidemiology changes• Shifting of diseases pattern from communicable to non-

communicable diseases: how it becomes a threat to thesustainability of the program

• Efforts to improve healthcare efficiency and delivery• How can government and industry work together to deliver

accessible, affordable and quality healthcare services?Donald Pardede, Director, Center for Health Financing and Security,Ministry of Health Republic of Indonesia

9:40 Learnings from Asia’s Healthcare Policy & Financing Schemes• Identifying and bridging the big gaps in healthcare• Addressing Universal Healthcare Coverage issues in Asia• Who will ultimately emerge as the healthcare system winner in

ASEAN?• What are the regional key learnings for Indonesia to adopt?Moderator:Teodoro Herbosa, Professor of College of Medicine, National TelehealthCenter, Institute of Health Policy and Development Studies, Universityof the Philippines & Former Undersecretary, Department of Health,PhilippinesPanelists:Crispinita Valdez, Director, Knowledge Management and InformationTechnology Service, Department of Health, PhilippinesRahul Sankrutyayan Reddy, Health Financing Specialist /Senior Consultant, National Health Systems Resource Centre,Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, IndiaFaridah Aryani Md. Yusof, Deputy Director, Pharmaceutical ServicesDivision, Ministry of Health MalaysiaNetnapis Suchonwanich, Deputy Secretary General,National Health Security Office, Thailand

10:30 Morning Networking & Refreshment Break

11:00 Discussing Universal Healthcare Coverage Implementation:Current Issues & Developments• What’s new from BPJS and how can it improve the overall quality

of healthcare in Indonesia?• Business opportunities for local vs. foreign private healthcare

sectors in Indonesia• Will this change the disease burden in Indonesia?Moderator:Hasbullah Thabrany, Chair, Centre For Health Economics & PolicyStudies, University of Indonesia

Panelists:Shanti Shamdasani, Regional Director – Government & Policy AffairsASEAN, Johnson & Johnson, IndonesiaJin Shun, Regulatory Policy & Intelligence Director, JAPAC,AbbVie, SingaporeRosalina Saleh, Sales and Marketing Director,Omni Hospitals, Indonesia

INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES

11:50 Health Insurance Market & Product Development: Opportunitiesfor Investment• Increasing the take-up of health insurance: Key factors and

challenges• What products can be offered to complement Universal Healthcare

Coverage?~ Chronic Diseases~ Primary vs. Secondary vs. Tertiary Services

• Local and foreign insurance plans and opportunitiesPanelists:David Bernad Rudolfhees, Product Development Head,Tokio Marine Life Insurance, IndonesiaPhilip Weiner, Chief Product Officer, Manulife, IndonesiaSusatyo Pujo Widodo, Vice President, Asia, Client Markets MedicalInsurance, Swiss Reinsurance Company, SingaporeHendro Sulistio, Head of Claim Department, CIMB Sun Life, Indonesia

12:40 Networking Lunch & VIP Lunch Tables

Bring your questions and meet the below guests during networking lunch!______________________________________________________________________________________________

VIP 1: Rina Indrianti, Senior Market Access Manager,Abbott EPD Indonesia______________________________________________________________________________________________

VIP 2: Rahul Sankrutyayan Reddy, Health Financing Specialist /Senior Consultant, National Health Systems Resource Centre,Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, India______________________________________________________________________________________________

VIP 3: Galatia Chandra, Head, Management System, Kalbe International, Indonesia______________________________________________________________________________________________

VIP 4: Michael Woolf, Director, Strategy Planning, Southeast Asia,Aetna International, Indonesia

2:00 Pharmaceutical Market Outlook: Trends, Opportunities & Threats

• Generic vs. brand name drugs• What is the direction for biologic and biosimilar development?• Opportunity for pharma innovators to make value proposals to

the government under the Universal Healthcare Coverage• Opportunity for foreign companies to compete with local

companies• How can market access in Indonesia be improved?Panelists:Luthfi Mardiansyah, Chairman, International Pharmaceutical

Manufacturer Group & President Director, Novartis, IndonesiaChrisma Albandjar, Policy and Market Access Director,PT Merck Sharp & Dohme, IndonesiaOmar Luqmaan-Harris, General Manager,GlaxoSmithKline, IndonesiaRajesh Kumar, Generics Director, SEA & Indochina, Sanofi, Singapore

2:50 Improving Primary Healthcare Delivery through Innovations in

Grassroots

• Systemic national challenges in healthcare• Millennium Development Goal’s achievement in Indonesia, and

anticipation of the Sustainable Development Goals• The function of primary healthcare and the importance it is to the

current healthcare landscape in Indonesia• Example of innovation on primary healthcare system

strengthening: Pencerah NusantaraAnindita Sitepu, Programme Director, Center for Indonesia's

Strategic Development Initiatives (CISDI), Indonesia

3:30 Afternoon Networking & Refreshment Break

4:00 ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSIONS

Each leader will facilitate the discussion for 60 minutes. Leaders willthen share key takeaways on the stage for 5 minutes each.

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5:15 Chairperson’s Summary & End of Conference Day One

Drug Pricing &

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Ikhsan Rambia

Head of InternationalRegulatory Affairs,

Sanbe Farma, Indonesia

Restructuring Health

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David Bernad

Rudolfhees, ProductDevelopment Head,Tokio Marine Life

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9:10 Telemedicine & Telehealth in Indonesia• Opportunity for telemedicine and telehealth companies to tap the

Indonesia market• To what extent the government will promote this in Indonesia?• Telehealth vs. training skilled healthcare professionals: Which is the

best solution for Indonesia?• How to convince management to adopt new technologies?Panelists:Surya Dharma, Head of Intensive and Emergency of Cardiovascular,Cardiac Center Harapan Kita Hospital, IndonesiaCrispinita Valdez, Director, Knowledge Management and InformationTechnology Service, Department of Health, PhilippinesSurahyo Sumarsono, Lecturer & Researcher, Health Management InformationSystems (SIMKES), University Gadjah Mada, Indonesia

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9:50 How “Big Data” Management & Governance Can Improve the

Quality of Healthcare in Indonesia

• To what extent can the healthcare industry use analytics tohelp healthcare providers and payers to:~ Better predict who are at risk of specific disease conditions~ Educate on preventative healthcare measures

• Risk and benefits of using technology• Publicising data: will it improve the quality of healthcare?Budi Yunanto, Associate Manager – Risk Management,RS Pondok Indah Group, Indonesia

Track A: Hospital Infrastructure Track B: Health Insurance

11:20 Chairman IntroductionLinda Burgoyne, Acting CEO,Matilda International Hospital, Hong Kong

Chairman IntroductionMichael Woolf, Director, Strategic Planning, Southeast Asia,Aetna International, Indonesia

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Premium Hospital Services: Quality & Accreditation• Assessing the demand for secondary/tertiary hospital services in Indonesia• Ensuring quality of hospital services with regard to patient centered care and

safety• To what extent will hospital accreditation convince Indonesians not to travel

overseas for medical treatment?• Educating hospital management regarding the importance of accreditation• Local vs. international accreditation standardsModerator:Linda Burgoyne, Acting CEO, Matilda International Hospital, Hong KongPanelists:Budi Yunanto, Associate Manager - Risk Management, RS Pondok Indah Group,IndonesiaIan Wilson, Operations & Business Development Director, HCMC Family MedicalPractice Co Ltd, VietnamYoan Devina, Head of Quality Improvement Sub Committee,RSUPN Dr. Cipto Mangunkusumo, IndonesiaRina Setiawati, Deputy Associate Director Medical Services, Siloam HospitalsKebon Jeruk, Indonesia

Middle Income Opportunity for Health Insurance

• How to optimise the middle income market and identify theopportunity on medical insurance in Indonesia?

• Finding the right medical insurance design for the middle incomemarket over BPJS Kesehatan implementation

• Distribution as the key approach for the successful medicalinsurance product for Indonesia’s middle income market

Susatyo Pujo Widodo, Vice President, Asia, Client Markets MedicalInsurance, Swiss Reinsurance Company, Singapore

12:10 Medical Education & Development of Skilled Specialists• What is needed from the government to improve medical education to address

the skilled medical shortage?• Training and incentivising healthcare professionals• Addressing low number of skilled healthcare professionals in the future• How to keep staff turnover low and retain best talents?Andres Licaros, Jr., President & CEO,Asian Hospital and Medical Center, Philippines

2:00 Hospital Facilities, Services & Branding to Meet Indonesia’s Growing MiddleClass• What tertiary services are needed to meet Indonesia’s growing middle class?• Hospital management and the provision of international standards of care• Branding and alignment with quality services• Strategies for attracting Indonesia’s growing middle classDr. Enny, General Manager, Medical Affairs,Mayapada Healthcare Group, Indonesia

2:40 Learnings from US$40 million International Hospital Construction Plan

by 2016

• What made the management decide to build a new facility?• Identifying benefits, challenges and risk involved• Outpatient vs. inpatient services focus• Foreign vs. local workers decisionIan Wilson, Operations & Business Development Director,HCMC Family Medical Practice Co Ltd, Vietnam

Innovative Ways of Securing Health Insurance Premiums fromthe Informal Sector• Collecting premiums from informal sector: why is it a challenge?• Several examples of effectively achieving this: India and African

Country case studies• Use of mobile money to ensure safety and enhance insurance

penetration• Other ways of connecting with the client and riding on technology

for future products/ communicationRahul Sankrutyayan Reddy, Health Financing Specialist / SeniorConsultant, National Health Systems Resource Centre, Ministry ofHealth and Family Welfare, India

Networking Lunch & VIP Lunch TablesVIP 1: Rina Indrianti, Senior Market AccessManager, Abbott EPD Indonesia

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Local Insurance Case Study: Claims & Documentation

• Collaborating to maximise synergies• Implementing data analytics for a competitive insurer advantage• Reducing claims cycle time and improving service qualityDr. Susanti, EB Claims & Provider Management ,PT. AIA FINANCIAL, Indonesia

9:00 Chairperson’s Introductory Remarks: Michael Woolf, Director Strategic Planning, Southeast Asia, Aetna International, Indonesia

E-HEALTH ENABLING ACCESSIBILITY & IMPROVED HEALTHCARE DELIVERY

10:30 Morning Networking & Refreshment Break

3:20 Afternoon Networking & Refreshment Break

4:00 Achieving Accessible, Affordable & Quality Healthcare in Indonesia• Accessibility: What needs to be done to improve healthcare accessibility in Indonesia? What support is needed

from international healthcare leaders?• Affordability: Summarising how health insurance can help Indonesians afford medical services• Quality healthcare: How can government and industry leaders help to improve healthcare services in Indonesia?Panelists:Rina Setiawati, Deputy Associate Director Medical Services, Siloam Hospitals Kebon Jeruk, IndonesiaBudi Yunanto, Associate Manager – Risk Management, RS Pondok Indah Group, IndonesiaDr. Enny, General Manager, Medical Affairs, Mayapada Healthcare Group, Indonesia

5:00 Chairperson’s Summary & End of Conference

Reducing Fraudulence in Health Insurance Claims• Different fraud activities happening in Indonesia and why it is

increasing• Effects of fraud activities to insurance companies

~ Operation cost~ Social attitude transformation

• What actions need to be taken by the government, hospitals andinsurance companies?

Eng Kim Yeoh, Chief Actuary, PT Prudential Life Assurance,Indonesia

VIP 3: Yoan Devina, Head of Quality Improvement SubCommittee, RSUPN Dr. Cipto Mangunkusumo, Indonesia

VIP 2: Pitono Yap, President,Thomson Medical, Indonesia

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Exclusive Site Tour toMRCCC Siloam HospitalsSemanggiSite Tour Leader:Shimrath Paul, CEO, MochtarRiady Comprehensive CareCenter, Indonesia

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W R K S H O P SPRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP: 3 NOVEMBER 2015 l TUESDAY

Universal Healthcare & Emerging Markets

This workshop discusses the current models of achievingUniversal Health Care through well thought of financing andmodernisation, ideal for middle income countries with a hugeyoung demographic. It analyses the contribution of the Privatesector and the redefining role of Government to provideaccessible, affordable and quality healthcare.

Key Topics to be Discussed Include:

Achieving Universal Healthcare for emerging economiesPublic Private PartnershipsPayment schemesQuality outcomes through Accreditation and RegulationeHealth and UHC

About Your Workshop Leader:Teodoro Herbosa, Professor of College of Medicine, National Telehealth Center, Institute of Health Policy and DevelopmentStudies, University of the Philippines & Former Undersecretary, Department of Health, Philippines

A surgeon with extensive experience in emergency medicine and disaster medicine. Was the Undersecretary for the Department of Healthof the Philippines from 2010 to March 2015 where he achieved vital health reforms which led to the implementation of Universal HealthCoverage in the Philippines. Worked as lead for the coordination of over 158 Foreign Medical Teams as an international response duringTyphoon Haiyan. He was in charge of the modernisation of public hospitals under the DOH including the Public-Private Partnership (PPP)programs in health. He also led the DOH as a member of the Steering Committee of the National eHealth Strategic Plan, achieved COBIT 5Certification and completed the National eHealth Strategic Framework and Plan. He was Member of the Board of Trustees of Philippine HeartCenter, National Kidney and Transplant institute, Lung Center of the Philippines and Philippine Children's Medical Center. Prior to this, hewas Vice President at the World Citi Medical Center. He was also a Professor at the Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia from 2007-2010. Therehe created the Center for Research in Emergency Medicine and was a Member of the Board of the World Association for Disaster andEmergency Medicine (WADEM). He also was an International Associate Faculty for the John Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health anddeveloped and implemented the program called Hospital Preparedness for Emergencies (HOPE) of the PEER Program. He was a memberthe WHO Global Safe Surgery Saves Lives Taskforce that developed and launched the WHO safe surgery checklist. In the University of thePhilippines, Manila, he developed the Fellowship Program for Trauma Surgery and the Residency Program in Emergency Medicine. He activelypursued community service through numerous humanitarian works. He is currently Chairman of the Board of Physicians for Peace, Philippines.

POST-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP: 6 NOVEMBER 2015 l FRIDAY

JCI AccreditationOf the total 2,414 hospitals in Indonesia, only 121 are internationally accredited (Antara News, May 2015).The number ofaccredited hospitals in Indonesia is lesser as compared to the total number of hospitals. Accreditation is designed to improvethe quality of hospital services with regard to patient safety. This workshop aims to identify the criteria and procedure on howto achieve JCI accreditation.

“Great conference”Senior Research Analyst,

Sanford C. Bernstein

“Very well organized event with a good list of knowledgeable speakers.Wide range of participants enables us to get a very good view point on amacro and micro level”Director, CIMB Bank, Singapore

“Good networking”CEO, CGM Malaysia

“Very insightful. Many points of view fromdifferent stakeholders. Great to understandwhere healthcare stands so far in Indonesia.Grand variety of interesting participants”Business Development, EIBN

About Your Workshop Leader:

Senior Consultant, Joint Commission International

government

Agenda At A Glance

■ Government 5%

■ Healthcare Providers 20%

■ Health Insurance 20%

■ Pharmaceutical 20%

■ Health/Medical Equipment & Technology 20%

■ Academics, NGOs, Healthcare Association 10%

■ Healthcare Consultants & Services 5%

■ Indonesia 55%

■ Rest of South East Asia 25%

■ North Asia 15%

■ Rest of the World 5%


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“Indonesia has implemented JKN (National Social Health Insurance Program) since 1January 2014, but shifting of diseases pattern from communicable to non-communicablediseases threats sustainability of the program. We are working towards improving healthcareefficiency and reducing fraudulency. We are hoping for the continuous support of healthcareprofessionals in the industry.

On 3-6 November 2015 at Grand Hyatt Hotel Jakarta, Indonesia join us and be part of thediscussion to help shape Indonesia’s healthcare future”

Donald PardedeDirector, Center for HealthFinancing and SecurityMinistry of Health Republic ofIndonesia

Pre-Conference Workshop3 November 2015 l Tuesday

Conference Day One4 November 2015 l Wednesday

Conference Day Two5 November 2015 l Thursday

Post-Conference Workshop6 November 2015 l Friday


Healthcare Policy & FinancingDevelopments

E-Health Enabling Accessibility& Improved Healthcare Delivery

JCI Accreditation

Networking Lunch & VIP Lunch Tables


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Investment Opportunities

Roundtable Discussions

JCI Accreditation(continued)

Track AHospital

Infrastructure

Track BHealth

Insurance

SPONSORSHIP SOLUTIONS CAN BE TAILORED TO YOUR NEEDS!To position your company as a market leader at this event, and to explore the range of thought leadership, speaking, brandingand marketing opportunities available, please contact Kahren Navarro | T: +65 6508 2470 | E: [email protected]

Advisory Board MembersWhy You Should AttendTake advantage of firsthand information from BPJS leaders aboutUniversal Healthcare Coverage in IndonesiaLearn from Philippines, Singapore, Hong Kong, India, Vietnam,Malaysia and Thailand on how they bridge the gaps in healthcareHave your burning questions about Indonesia’s healthcare marketand investment opportunities be answered by 35+ healthcareindustry expertsHave one-on-one discussions with JCI on how to achieveinternational accreditationJoin in-depth discussions on how to achieve overall healthcarequality in Indonesia

Alexander Varghese,Chief Executive Officer &Executive Director,Siloam Hospital Medan,Indonesia

Susatyo Pujo Widodo,Vice President,Client Markets MedicalInsurance, Asia,Swiss Reinsurance

Company, Singapore

Galatia Chandra,Head, ManagementSystem,Kalbe International,Indonesia

Who You Will Meet

3-6 November 2015 Millennium Hotel Sirih Jakarta, Indonesia

Exclusive Site Tour to MRCCCSiloam Hospitals Semanggi

2014 List of Participating CompaniesAetna Insurance (Singapore) Pte Ltd • AON Consulting Singapore Pte Ltd • Bristol-Myers Squibb Singapore Pte Ltd • Cook South East Asia Pte Ltd • IHHHealthcare Bhd • iNova Pharmaceuticals (S) Pte Ltd • Johns Hopkins Singapore International Medical Centre • KPMG • KPMG Services Pte Ltd • KPMG SINGAPORE• National Heart Centre Singapore • Oracle CAPAC Services • Parkway Group Healthcare • PT Transmedic • SCOR Services Asia-Pacific Pte LtdSwiss Reinsurance Co Ltd • Teva Pharmaceutical Investments Singapore Pte Ltd • Eka Hospital • PT AA International Indonesia • PT Boehringer IngelheimIndonesia • PT Prodia Clinical Laboratory • PT Prodia Widyahusada • PT Prudential Life Assurance • PT Roland Berger Strategy Consultants • PT Sysmex Indonesia• Chemical Co of Malaysia Bhd • CompuGroup Medical Malaysia • Cook Medical Australia Pty Ltd • Genzyme • HealthClaim Review • Sanford C Bernstein •Glosante Healthcare • Trimex Industries Ltd. Plus Many More...


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