In the implementation of clinical education, quality and patient safety are always maintained.

Sultan Agung Islamic Hospital has developed and implements

an orientation program based on the principles of quality and patient safety.

The orientation covers general topics: the vision, mission, and motto of Sultan Agung Islamic Hospital;

the organizational structure and operational procedures of Sultan Agung Islamic Hospital; the services

, KOMKORDIK Structure, Rules and Regulations for Trainees at Sultan Agung Islamic

Hospital, Basic Life Support (BLS) Techniques and Code Blue, Quality and

Patient Safety, Patient Safety Goals, Infection Prevention and Control

, Medication Safety, Antimicrobial Resistance Control Program

, Hospital Sanitation and Environment, Hospital Occupational Safety and Health (K3), Education and

Aspects Assessed in Education, Supervision and Medical Records Specific to

Medical Student Trainees, Writing DMOM and SOAP, Ethics in

clinical rotations and legal sanctions (medico-legal aspects), as well as unit-specific materials

: procedures for evaluating Mini-CEX, DOPS, CBD, Case Reflections, Kondite Forms,

and orientation on the use of the academic information system. Orientation also includes

soft skills training on handling complaints and standards

for Sharia-compliant services.

Basic Trauma Introduction (BTI) is a mandatory course that PSPD students must complete before beginning their clinical rotations. The purpose of BTI is to prepare students who will be participating in clinical rotations and treating trauma emergency patients in the emergency department by equipping them with the skills and approaches needed to manage life-threatening physiological conditions.
 

Module Exams are exams administered on a regular basis to determine final grades for each module at PSPD, provided that students have met the process-based assessment requirements. The types of module exams are as follows:

1. OSCE

2. CBT/MCQ

3. Summative Oral Exam

4. SOCA

The Comprehensive and General Clinical Rotation programs are mentoring programs organized by the UNISSULA Faculty of Medicine to prepare students for the UKMPPD (Competency Exam for Medical Professional Program Students). These programs are conducted through tutorials, expert lectures, practical sessions, CBT and OSCE progress assessments, and Team-Based Learning (TBL).

Requirements for participating in the Comprehensive and General Clinical Rotation programs. Regulations for participating in the Comprehensive and General Clinical Rotation programs:

• Students in the medical professional program who have completed their clinical rotations and passed validation
• “Passed validation” refers to students who have successfully completed all clinical rotations and been validated by the program chair to be eligible to participate in the Comprehensive and General Clinical Rotation programs
• Sign a Statement of Consent indicating that the participant is willing to take the Comprehensive Exam and General Internship and will comply with applicable regulations
   

The Medical Professional Program Student Competency Exam (UKMPPD) is the final exam, or exit exam, for students in the medical professional program who have completed all their coursework. The UKMPPD is administered simultaneously nationwide four times a year by the UKMPPD committee.
Further information is available at the following link:
https://pnukmppd.kemdikbud.go.id/