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CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION

To inform and communicate the existence of Orthotic Prosthetic Institution

especially in Physiotherapy Faculty of Health Polytechnic Surakarta with all of their

activities and competencies, it is necessary to compile Profile of Orthotic

Prosthetic Faculty.

The objective of this profile compiling is to give accurate and complete data,

to be used in the arrangement of the development and collaboration program.

Documents of the Profile among others are:

Chapter I : Introduction, includes objective and scope of the profile

Chapter II : General illustration, includes General Data, Organization Structure,

Development Plan of Orthotic Prosthetic study program in

Physiotherapy Faculty of Health Polytechnic Surakarta

Chapter

III

: History of The establishment of Orthotic Prosthetic Study Program

in Physiotherapy Faculty of Health Polytechnic Surakarta

Chapter

IV

: Vision and Mission of Orthotic Prosthetic Study Program in

Physiotherapy Faculty of Health Polytechnic Surakarta

Chapter

V

: Education Arrangement, including curriculum, academic calendar,

studying activities, clinical practices, job training, Orthotic Prosthetic

competency.

Chapter

VI

: Resources including administration and teaching staff, facility and

infrastructure

Profil Ortotik Prosetik, Tohudan, Colomadu, Karanganyar, Jawa Tengah, Indonesia

CHAPTER II GENERAL ILLUSTRATION

I. General Data

1. Name of Institution : Orthotic Prosthetic Study Program

Physiotherapy Faculty

Health Polytechnic Surakarta

2. Address : Jl. Kapt. Adi Sumarno, Tohudan, Colomadu

Karanganyar, Surakarta 57173

Telp (0271) 725370; Fax (0271) 710377

3. Letter of Establishment : Letter of Ministry of Health of the Republic of

Indonesia No. 74/Menkes/SK/2004, 12th

January 2004

4. Name of Director : Rita Benya Adriani, S.Kp., M.Kes.

Chief of Faculty : Ig. Sujatno, SMPh., SPd.

Chief of Study Program : Drs. ALfan Zubaidi, AMF

II. Organization Structure

Director Health Polytechnique Surakarta

Chief

Physiotherapy Faculty Chief

OP Study Program

Coord. I (Education Adm.)

Sec. of OP stud. prog

Coord. II (Student Adm.)


Manager of Orthotic Prosthetic Study Program

Physiotherapy Faculty

Health Polytechnic Surakarta

Director : Rita Benya Adriani, S.Kp., M.Kes.

Chief of Faculty : Ig. Sujatno, SMPh., SPd.

Chief of OP Study Program : Drs. Alfan Zubaidi, AMF.

Secretary of OP Study Program : Suhardi, SKM.

Koord. I (Academic Affair) : Sri Surini Pudjiastuti, SMPh., SPd.

1. Education Affair : Wiyono, SMPh., Amd.OP., SPd

2. OP Laboratory : Yos Sutrisno, Amd.OP

3. Administration : Sri Utami,SE

Koord. II (Students Affair) : S.Th. Susilowati, SMPh., SIP

III. Development Plan of Ortotic Prostetic Study Program A. Recent condition of Facility and Infrastructure

Area available for Orthotic Prosthetic Study Program in Physiotherapy

Faculty of Health Polytechnic Surakarta located in Jl. Kapt. Adi Sumarmo

Tohudan Colomadu Karanganyar is only enough for:

1. Two classrooms which capacity is 40 students for each.

2. Two laboratory of Orthotic Prosthetic which capacity is 20 students for

each.

3. One manager room / Teacher Room.

4. One warehouse.

B. Needs of Development of OP Study Program Facility and Infrastructure

In fulfilling the needs of Orthotic Prosthetic experts in Indonesia i.e.:

Hospital type A needs minimum 3 experts, Hospital type B minimum 2

experts, Hospital type C minimum 1 expert, it is necessary to organize

appropriate and sustainable Education D III Orthotic Prosthetic.


Thus, Orthotic Prosthetic Study Program in Physiotherapy Faculty of

Polytechnic Surakarta facility and infrastructure as follow:

1. Three Classrooms for Level I, II and III which capacity is 40 students for

each.

2. Metal and nonmetal Workshop Room which capacity is 40 students

designed to be soundproof because aluminum/metal material brings

about high sound.

3. Assessment Room includes room for casting plaster that is near to water

resource and cesspool drainage system.

4. Clinic Room (for community services and research/development)

5. Gait Analysis/fitting room (needs parallel bar, mirror and stool)

6. Office Room (Chief of Study Program, Secretary and other staff)

7. Warehouse should be completed with control design because some of

Orthotic Prosthetic practical material need special treatment so that they

are not broken, such as:

@ Iron or metal can be rusty

@ Gyps can be hardened

@ Some chemical materials need AC room

8. Generator room to anticipate electrical needs.

9. Instructor room

10. Toolman room

11. Stockkeeper room

12. Room for the activities of Student’s Family Association.

13. Library.

14. Internet and Computer Laboratory.

Regarding with the limited area in Physiotherapy faculty that cannot fulfill the

aforesaid needs, Orthotic Prosthetic Study Program in Health Polytechnic

Surakarta needs area expansion in the old campus of Physiotherapy Academy

Health Department Surakarta located in Jebres Surakarta.


CHAPTER III HISTORY ON THE ESTABLISHMENT OF

ORTHOTIC PROSTHETIC STUDY PROGRAM

Provision and Development of Health Professional of Orthotic Prosthetic in

Indonesia started with the effort initiated by the Late Prof. Dr. R. Soeharso in

Medical Rehabilitation in Indonesia. After the independence war, he cared for

many victims who were being disabled by the war, though they were in productive

age. He had an idea of producing imitated hand and foot so that they could be

active again in the community by establishing “Rehabilitation Centrum” in Solo.

In developing Medical Rehabilitation besides Physiotherapist and Orthotist

Prothetist, he involved Occupational Therapist, medical social professional and

psychologist. At the time, psychologist and medial social professional got formal

education. Thus, he established formal education for pyhsiotherapist, which

started with education for physiotherapist assistant, then changed to

Physiotherapy Academy since 1964.

Education for Occupational Therapist had been started since 1994. It was

established by Dr. Handojo Tjandrakusuma who was the Director of Physiotherapy

Academy Surakarta.

The campus that was officially inaugurated by Indonesian Minister of Health

in 1989 designed as integrated campus especially for medical rehabilitation

professional i.e. Physiotherapist, Occupational Therapist and Orthotic Prosthetic.

However, recently, the programs established are only DIII Physiotherapist and

Occupational Therapist Faculty.

Efforts in establishing Orthotic Prosthetic education did not stop. In 1986,

there had been DIII Orthotic Prosthetic in Physiotherapy Academy though only one

class with 17 graduates.

In 2001, Dr. Handojo Tjandrakusuma (Director of Community Based

Rehabilitation-Development and Training Center/CBR-DTC), Sri Mardiman, MSc.

(Director of Physiotherapy Academy), Dr. Fadlan Ma’alip (Director of Orthopedic

Hospital Prof. Dr. Soeharso) collaborated with sponsor from Cambodia Trust and

supported by Secretary General of Health Department of Indonesia reorganized


the effort on establishing Orthotic Prosthetic in Indonesia. However, God had not

permitted. The unstable politic condition in reformacy period failed the plan.

The effort on establishing Orthotic Prosthetic nearly stopped, but God was

still on our side. Physiotherapy Academy/Health Polytechnic still tried to adjust and

finish the curriculum of DIII Orthotic Prosthetic based on the Letter of Ministry of

Health Professional Education on Guideline for Curriculum Arrangement.

This condition was seen by Director of Health Polytechnic Surakarta

(Including Chief of Physiotherapy Faculty) as an opportunity, therefore the efforts

on establishing Orthotic Prosthetic Study Program kept going.

By the hard working and effort of Director of Health Polytechnic Surakarta

and staff supported by Director of BBRSBD Prof. DR. R. Soeharso Surakarta;

Director of Orthopedic Hospital Prof. Dr. R. Soeharso Surakarta; Director of Warga

Technique Academy Surakarta; and Orthotic Prosthetic experts team from

Surakarta, thanks God at last D III Ortotic Prostetik program could be established

formally based on the Letter of Ministry of Health of Republic of Indonesia dated

12th January 2004 on Orthotic Prosthetic Study Program in Physiotherapy Faculty

of Health Polytechnic Surakarta.

Beside the other education program, Orthotic Prosthetic education is a

pride of Health Polytechnic Surakarta because it is the only Orthotic Prostethic

formal education in Indonesia nowadays.


CHAPTER IV VISION AND MISSION OF ORTHOTIC PROSTETIC STUDY PROGRAM

I. Vision :

1. To be a higher education institution as Orthotic Prosthetic education

center and research center with international standard and committed

to quality.

2. Produce skilled and professional graduates who are able to give high

quality Orthotic Prostetic services to the community in supporting

national health development.

II. Mission

1. Effectively and efficiently carry out management on process of

education and teaching, research and services to the community to

help students to be Orthotic Prostetic experts with high quality and

competable in international level.

2. Teachers professionalism in empowering Human Resources

sustainably through education and workshops.

3. General welfare of all employees in establishing Diploma III Orthotic

Prostetic education.

4. Fulfill students and graduates user satisfaction as the objective of

education.

5. Fulfill the needs of Orthotic Prostetic as a part of medical

rehabilitation under the auspices of Health Department of Republic of

Indonesia.

6. Improve the quality of Orthotic Prostetic education based on

International accreditation.


CHAPTER V LEARNING-TEACHING PROCESS

I. Curriculum:

Diploma III Orthotic Prostetic Program is an Education Program for 3 years

period in 6 semesters. The learning-teaching process uses Sistem Kredit

Semester (SKS) / Semester Credit System (SKS) and every student has to

finish 120 SKS in 3 years. This education is divided into 3 level with credit

distribution in every level as follows :

Level I : 48 credits

Level II : 40 credits

Level III : 32 credits

Science and skill given during the education included:

T/P (SKS) No Code MK.

MK Pengembangan Kepribadian (MPK)/Behior and Attitude Development

SKS T P

1. OP 101 Agama/Religion 2 2 - 2. OP 109 Pancasila/5 fundamental 2 2 - 3. OP 103 Bahasa Inggris/English 2 1 1 4. OP 209 Bahasa Indonesia/Indonesian Language 2 2 - 5. OP 407 Kewarganegaraan/Citizenship 2 2 - Total MPK (8%) 9 1


MK Keilmuan dan Keterampilan (MKK) / Science and Skill

SKS T P

1. OP 102 Anatomi/Anatomy 4 4 - 2. OP 104 Fisiologi/Physiology 2 2 - 3. OP 208 Patologi umum dan Rematologi/General

Patology and Rematology 2 2 -

4. OP 204 Biomekanik/Biomechanic 4 2 2 5. OP 105 Fisika Teknik/Technical Physic 2 2 - 6. OP 106 Matematika Teknik/Technical Mathematic 2 2 - 7. OP 107 Menggambar Teknik Dan

Estetika/Technique and aesthetics Drawing 2 1 1

8. OP 108 Ilmu Pembentukan Dasar I/Benchwork I 2/2 2 2 9. OP 110 Pengetahuan Bh OP\ Metallurgi/Science on

OP materials 2 2 -

10. OP 201 Kimia/Chemistry 2 2 - 11. OP 202 Neurologi/Neurology 1 1 - 12. OP 203 Ortopedi/Orthopedic 2 2 - 13. OP 205 Mekanika Teknik/Technical Mechanic 2 2 - 14. OP 304 Rehabilitasi Medik/Madical Rehabilitation 2 2 -


Total MKK (27%) 28 5


MK Keahlian Berkarya (MKB)/Working Skill

SKS T P

1. OP 206

Praktik Pembentukan Dasar/Practice on Benchwork

2/2 2 2

2. OP 207 Pengetahuan Pengerjaan Bahan OP (non)/Science on Orthotic Prosthetic Material Working

4 - 4

3. OP 303 DP3OP 2 1 1 4. OP 305 Pengerjaan Bahan OP/Orthotic Prostetic

Material Working 4 - 4

5. OP 306 Teknik Pembuatan ABM/ABM Production Technique 2 - 2

6. OP 307 Teknik Pembuatan Ortose AGA I/AGA I Ortose Production Technique 2 - 2

7. OP 308 Teknik Pembuatan Ortose AGB I/AGB I Ortose Production Technique 2 - 2

8. OP 309 Teknik Pembuatan Portese AGA I/AGA I Portese Production Technique 2 - 2

9. OP 310 Teknik Pembuatan Protese AGB I/AGB I Protese Production Technique 2 - 2

10. OP 401 Teknik Pembuatan Ortose AGA II/AGA II Ortose Production Technique 2 - 2

11. OP 402 Teknik Pembuatan Ortose AGB II/AGB II Ortose Production Technique

2 - 2

12. OP 403 Teknik Pembuatan Protese AGA II/AGA II Protese Production Technique

2 - 2

13. OP 404 Teknik Pembuatan Protese AGB II/AGB II Protese Production Technique

2 - 2

14. OP 405 Teknik Pembuatan Ortose Spinal I/Spinal I Ortose Production Technique

4 - 4

15. OP 501 Teknik Pembuatan Protese AGA III/AGA III Protese Production Technique

2 - 2

16. OP 502 Teknik Pembuatan Protese AGB III/AGB III Protese Production Technique

3 - 3

17. OP 503 Teknik Pembuatan Ortose Spinal II/Spinal II Ortose Production Technique

2 - 2

18. OP 504 Teknik Pembuatan Ortose AGA III/AGB III Ortose Production Technique

2 - 2

19. OP 505 Teknik Pembuatan Ortose AGB III/AGB III Ortose Production Technique

4 - 4

Total MKB (41%) 3 46


MK Perilaku Berkarya (MPB)/Working methodology

Bobot SKS T P

1. OP 111 Pengantar OP/Orthotic Prostetic Introductory 1 2 -

2. OP 301 Psikologi/Psychology 1 2 - 3. OP 302 Psikiatri/Psychiatric 1 2 - 4. OP 406 Kewirausahaan/Entrepreunership 2 2 -


5. OP 409 Manajemen Pelayanan OP/Orthotic Prosthetic Services Management

2 2 -

6. OP 506

Epidemiologi, Metriset & Stastistik/Epidemiology, Metriset & Statistics

3 2 -

7. OP 508 Etika Profesi & Hukum Kesehatan/Profession Ethic & Legal 2 2 -

8. OP 601 Praktik Komprehensif OP/Orthotic Prostetic Comprehensive Practice 6 - 6

Total MPB (16%) 14 6

T/P (SKS) No Kode MK.

MK Berkehidupan Bermasyarakat (MBB)/Society Living

Bobot SKS T P

1. OP 408 Komunikasi Informasi-Edukasi/Information-Education Communication 2 1 1

2. OP 507 IKM/Public Health 2 2 - 3. OP 602 PKL/Fieldwork 2 - 2 4. OP 603 Tugas Akhir/Last Assignment 4 - 4 Total MBB (8%) 3 7

Total MPK 8 % THEORY 56 SKS Total MKK 27 % Total MKB 41% PRACTICE 64 SKS Total MPB 16 % Total MBB 8 % TOTAL 120 SKS

Total Number 100 %

II. Academic Calendar/Learning-Teaching Activity:

June-August :Registration and New Students Acceptance

August :Introduction on Study Program to new students

September until December : Learning Activity in Uneven Semester

February until May : Learning Activity in Even Semester

November : Mid Examination in Uneven Semester

April : Mid Examination in Even Semester

December : Examination in Uneven Semester

May / June : Examination in Even Semester

January until June : Clinical Practice in Hospital

July : Program Last Examination

August : On the job training

September : Graduation Ceremony


In 2005 the academy initiated Partnership with HI (Handicap International)

France, with the curriculum based on ISPO (International Society for

Prosthetics and Orthotics).

III. Learning Activity

Theory subject with 1 SKS acquires 50 minutes direct teaching.

Learning-Teaching method is classical teaching i.e. lecture method, discussion,

question and answer, laboratory practices on basic Orthotic Prostetic, Orthotic

Prostetic production practice, bed side teaching, job training, Orthotic Prostetic

comprehensive practice.

Practical subject with 1 SKS is Orthotic Prostetic laboratory practice for

100 minutes.

In the last year, students are required to make a last assignment i.e.

Scientific Paper and Development Design of Ortotic Prostetic. The education is

divided in 3 level with credit distribution as follow:

Level I: 48 credit, Level II: 40 credit and Level III: 32 credit

IV. Ortotic Prostetic Competency

Ortotic Prostetic competency is as follow :

Function 1.1 : Identify Ortotic Prostetic problems.

Competency :

1.1.1.: Creating relationship between humans

1.1.2.: Collecting Orotic Prostetic data

1.1.3.: Analyzing Ortotic Prostetic problems

1.1.4.: Determining Ortotic Prostetic needs

Function 1.2. : Determining shape and type of Ortotic Prostetic tools

Competency :

1.2.1.: Identify deformity

1.2.2.: Identify body parts problem related to deformity

1.2.3. Determining shape and type of tools and material

1.2.4.: Measuring Ortotic Prostetic needs


Competency :

1.3.1.: Design Ortotic Prostetic tools pattern

1.3.2.: Arrange Ortotic Prostetic material need

Function 1.4. : Producing Ortotic Prostetic tools

Competency :

1.4.1.: Determine the right material

1.4.2.: Produce Ortotic Prostetic tools

Function 1.5. : Fitting and Casting.

Competency :

1.5.1.: Do fitting technique and procedure

1.5.2.: Setting Ortotic Prostetic tools

1.5.3.: Casting Ortotic Prostetic Tools

Function 1.6. : Evaluating the use of Ortotic Prostetic tools

Competency :

1.6.1.: Apply Ortotic Prostetic tools standard

1.6.2.: Identify complication caused by Ortotic Prostetic tools

using

Function 1.7. Fixing Ortotic Prostetic tools.

Competency:

1.7.1.: Identify type and level of damage.

1.7.2.: Fix the broken Ortotic Prostetic tools.

Function 2.1. Managing Ortotic Prostetic service unit.

Competency :

2.1.1.: Create effective communication with colleagues and

other health professionals.


2.1.2.: Identify role, function and responsibility as Ortotist

Protestist and other health team member in health

services system.

2.1.3.: Initiate changes in his environment effectively and

related to his role and responsibility.

2.1.4.: Use the appropriate strategy to influence individual and

group in determining goals.

2.1.5.: Adjust himself in role conflict and environment problem

2.1.6.: Guide and give clue in the Ortotic Prostetic production.

2.1.7.: Apply management skill in Ortotic Prostetic services at a

whole.

Function 3.1.: Investigator of Ortotic Prostetic Services in the community.

Competency :

3.1.1.: Identify resources to be used in spreading out Ortotic

Prostetic information to the community, education

participants, other health professional and related

parties.

3.1.2.: Implement useful information distribution of Ortotic

Prostetic to the community, education participants, other

health professional and related parties.

Function 3.2. Training on Ortotic Prostetic.

Competency :

3.2.1.: Give Ortotic Prostetic training to related health

professional.

3.2.2.: Give Ortotic Prostetic training to the communities who

need it.

Function 4.1. Assisting research activity


Competency:

4.1.1 : Assist in collecting data for Ortotic Prostetic research

4.1.2 : Give information on Ortotic Prostetic problem to be

researched

Function 4.2. Collecting research results.

Competency :

4.2.1.: Collect results of researches on Ortotic Prostetic and

other related fields for Ortotic Prostetic development.

4.2.2.: Use the results of researches on Ortotic Prosthetic and

other related fields in improving Ortotic Prosthetic

services.

IV. Clinical Practices:

Clinical practice in the hospital is for students in Semester VI. The

practice period is 6 months with rotation each month.

The objective is students can do all Ortotic Prosthetic service

procedures independently or supervised by instructor in hospital.

Clinical practice done in Education Hospital in Indonesia (Hospital Type

A, BBRSBD and special hospital). Target Clients are patients in those

hospitals who need rehabilitation services and People with Disability around.

Thus, Ortotic Prosthetic treatment is given more in the hospital, while giving

information or training to patients in doing some home or job activities.

Clinical Practices:

2240 jam

Location of Clinical Practices:

♦ Orthopedic Hospital Prof. Dr. R. Soeharso Surakarta

♦ Central Dr. Kariadi Semarang

♦ Balai Besar Rehabilitasi Sosial Bina Daksa Surakarta ( BBRSBD)

♦ Central Hospital Dr. Sardjito Yogyakarta

♦ Municipal Hospital Dr. Soetomo Surabaya


V. On the job training/Fieldwork

Job training done after students finish all theory and practices required. It

is one of means to serve the community based on the mission of Ortotic

Prosthetic Study Program. The activity is done in certain subdistrict area in 10

days. During the job training, students give simple Ortotic Prosthetic services to

the community i.e. training and assistive devices production if needed. Beside

that, students also give information to client’s family and teach them how to

treat the client at home.

Students on the job training also have opportunity to give education on

health problems or rehabilitation to the community through meetings. It is useful

to introduce Ortotic Prosthetic to the community because it is a new issue in

Indonesia.

In spite of the aforesaid activities, there are also students activities

coordinated by Students Family Association of Ortotic Prosthetic Study

Program, which is a part of Faculty Senate in Health Polytechnic Surakarta.

Those activities are Education Seminar, Sports, Arts, and English Course,

which are done as extracurricular.


CHAPTER VI RESOURCES, FACILITY AND INFRASTRUCTURE

I. Human Resource – Ortotic Prosthetic experts

1. Two Ortotic Prosthetic experts (retired experts of Orthopedic Hospital)

a. Wiyono, SMPh., Amd.OP., SPd.

a.1. Graduated from D III Ortotic Prosthetic of Physiotherapy Academy

in 1986

a.2. Working experience in Ortotic Prosthetic for 30 years

a.3. International Courses:

♦ United Nation Instructure Regional Training Course For

Supervisor of PNO Work Shop Tehran, Iran 12 April until 3

May 1974

♦ WHO, In The Method Of Manufacturing ”Hospital for the

Disable Rubber Prosthetic Feet” 2 August until 4 September

1982

♦ Training in the Field OF PNO Technician at National

Rehabilitation Centrum for the Disable Japan 6 August until 18

December 1984.

♦ Japanese Language Intensive Course From August 13, 1984

to September 7, 1984 Toko International Centre. Japan

International Cooperation Agency

♦ The International Panel Discussion entitled “The current

situation and new trends of Asia countries in the field of

Prosthetics and Orthotics, Osaka Japan, November 15-16,

1996

b. Yos Sutrisno, Amd.OP

b.1. Graduated from D III Ortotic Prosthetic of Physiotherapy Academy

in 1986

b.2. Giving Ortotic Prosthetic services for 30 years

b.3. The last position was as Fitting Supervisor in Orthopedic Hospital

until the year of 2000.


b.4. International Courses:

♦ Hospital For The Disabled Rubber Prosthetic Feef, Rangoon,

Burma, 1982

♦ Seminar on Medical Rehabilitation Development in 1982

♦ Training on Improvement of skill of Medical Rehabilitation

Professional in Ortotic Prosthetic

♦ OP Technician Course JICA in Japan (1986)

♦ Seminar and Workshop “Recent Development in Prosthetic

Making” RSPAD Gatot Subroto – Otto Bock Scandinavia AB,

1989

♦ Training on Orthotic Prosthetic Technique in collaboration

between Health Department with UNDP in PRPCT Prof. Dr.

R. Soeharso, 1992

2. Assistant of Instructor for laboratory of Ortotic Prostetic Study Program

a. Mulat Santoso,

a.1. Student of Semester II/2004-2005

a.2. Former institution Dorehabcat Jakarta for 13 years.

a.3. Worked in Ortotic Prosthetic for 2 years in RSPAD Gatot Subroto.

a.4. Courses:

♦ Working skill examination on : Prothese 1 December 1986

until December 1988 in Rehabilitasi Centrum Prof Dr. R.

Soeharso Surakarta

♦ Medical Professional Education and Training in Ortotic

Prosthetic Health Department of Republic of Indonesia, 1993

♦ Certificate Prosthetics-Orthotics Education from Otto Bock,

1993

b. Sri Hastono

b.1. Student of Semester II, 2004

b.2. Experienced in Ortotic Prosthetic with special skill as follow:

Special skill: Orthose Technician AFO, TLSO, Chair Belt, Boston

Brace from polypropelin material.


c. Nur Rachmat

c.1. Student of Semester II, 2004

c.2. Experienced in Technical Basic, as DIII technique graduated from

Warga Technique Academy in 2004

d. Prima Andika

d.1. Student of Semester II, 2004

d.2. Experienced in Technical Basic as DI machine technique

graduated from Pratama Mulia Polytechnic in 2004

e. Daryono

e.1. Student of Semester IV, 2003

♦ e.2. Experienced in Ortotic Prosthetic in BBRSBD Prof. Dr. R.

Soeharso especially on the production technique of Long leg

brace, Short leg brace, Knee brace

e.2. Ortotic Prosthetic course/training experiences especially

Ortose/brace:

♦ Training of Professional of Ortotic Prosthetic Production, 1996

f. Suparjo

f.1. Student of Semester IV, 2003

f.2. Experienced in Ortotic Prosthetic in BBRSBD Prof Dr. R.

Soeharso

f.3. Ortotic Prosthetic courses / training

♦ Training of Professional of Ortotic Prosthetic Production, 1996

♦ Training on the Ortotic Prosthetic Production in Social

Rehabilitation, 1997

♦ Training of Instructor of lathe, welding and workshop in the

basic level, 1999.

g. Giyanto

g.1. Student of Semester IV, 2003

g.2. Experienced in Ortotic Prosthetic in BBRSBD Prof. Dr. R.

Soeharso

g.3. Ortotic Prosthetic courses / training: Training on Improvement of

Services Quality of PSBD workers in Ortotic Prosthetic, 1996


3. Supported by 20 temporary teaching staff from Hospitals and Education

Institution as follow :

a. Warga Technique Academy Surakarta,

b. Physiotherapy Faculty, Health Polytechnic Surakarta

c. Sebelas Maret State University Surakarta

d. Muhammadiyah University Surakarta

e. State Islamic University Surakarta and Religious Department

f. Health Professionals/Hospitals around Surakarta:

♦ Orthopedic Hospital Prof.Dr. R. Soeharso

♦ BBRSBD Prof.Dr. R. Soeharso

♦ Municipal General Hospital dr. Moewardi

♦ Private Hospitals in Surakarta

4. Four (4) Physiotherapists as permanent managing and teaching staff of

Physiotherapy Faculty who are experienced in academic administration

and teaching in Physiotherapy Faculty.

II. FACILITY AND INFRASTRUCTURE Facility and infrastructure of Ortotic Prosthetic Study Program in

Physiotherapy Faculty of Health Polytechnic Surakarta, located in Jl. Kapt.

Adi Sumarmo Tohudan Colomadu Karanganyar nowadays consist of:

1. Two Classrooms which capacity is 40 students for each.

2. Two Ortotic Prosthetic Laboratory / workshop which capacity is 20

students for each.

3. One Manager / Teacher Room.

4. One Warehouse.

By the inappropriate facility and infrastructure, area developing is needed

based on the development plan of Ortotic Prosthetic Study Program.


Attachment of Photo of Ortotic Prosthetic Study Program

Building of Ortotic Prosthetic Study Program Physiotherapy Faculty of Health Polytechnic Surakarta


1. Classroom of Semester I


2. Classroom of Level II


3. Manager Room


4. Library


5. Laboratory of Basic Shaping and Laboratory of Ortotic Prosthetic Production


Tools Laboratory of Basic Shaping and Laboratory of Ortotic Prosthetic Production












5. Activity of Students Practicing in Laboratory


Activity of Students Practicing in Laboratory


Activity of Students Practicing in Laboratory


7. Students Work Result of Semester III


Students Work Result of Semester III


Students Work Result of Semester III


8. General Lecture/Work Shop Casting Munster Scoliosis Orthosis (MSO)


PROFILE

ORTHOTIC PROTETIC STUDY PROGRAM PHYSIOTHERAPY FACULTY

HEALTH POLYTECHNIC SURAKARTA

SURAKARTA 2005
