Role Of Indonesian Cancer Foundation In Early Detection Program

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The Indonesian Cancer Foundation (ICF)was founded in Jakarta on 17 April 1977.

The ICF is a non-governmental organization

with the purpose to support the Government

of Indonesia in its efforts to fight cancer, by

taking promotional, preventive, and

supportive activities.


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THE INDONESIAN CANCER

FOUNDATIONMOTTO


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The mission of the Foundation

is to reduce the burden of cancer patients

to a minimum, and organize programsthrough community participation and in

cooperation with other cancer related

institutions


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THE FOUNDATIONS MAIN PRIORITIES

COVER TEN TYPES CANCER :

Cervical Cancer Breast Cancer

Liver Cancer

Skin Cancer Colorectal Cancer

Malignant TrophoblastNasopharyngeal Cancer

Lung Cancer

LeukemiaMalignant Lymphoma


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ACTIVITY

1. Organization

2. Social Services

3. Training and Information

4. Research and Registry

5. General Affairs


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Several activities in this department :

Establishment of Sasana Marsudi Husada in 1982located at Jl.Lebak Bulus Tengah no.9 Cilandak-Jakarta,

a hostel to accommodate outpatients coming to Jakartafor treatment.

Early Detection Center of Cancer with Papsmear, USGand Mammography facility.

Provision of free cytostatic drug (1987). Distribution of cytostatic drugs with nett price (1990).

SOCIAL SERVICES


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Hospice Home Care program in the form ofhome visits for terminal stage cancer patients(1996).

Reach to Recovery program adopted from UICCfor Breast Cancer Survivors (1997).

Indonesian Ostomy Association (InOA) wasestablished for stoma patients. The InOA is a

member of the International Ostomy Association(2000).

Womens Care of Cervical Cancer, for supporting

cervical cancer patients( December 2007).


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Activities related to breast cancer :Since 1977 : Public education on Breast Self Examination Distribute leaflet of Breast Self Examination andFlipchart to all the ICFs branches.

Basic information book

The ICF has 57 branches all around IndonesiaRiau, DI Yogyakarta, Surabaya Utama, South

Sumatera, Middle Sulawesi, East Kalimantan,Maluku, Kudus, Bali (coord), Kota Palu, KotaBandung, Kota Magelang, Buleleng, Badung,Bangli, Tabanan, Klungkung, Kota Denpasar,

Gianyar, Karangasem, Kep. Babel, Jembrana, etc


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Since 1982 :

Pap Smear Clinic at jl.Samratulangi and LebakBulus tengah , Jakarta

Free consultation with GP

Since 1990 :

Early Detection Clinic : Mammography and USG

facilities at Lebak bulus FNABColposcopyConsultation with oncologist


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Since 1997 :

Mammography and USG facilities atSamratulangis Early Detection Clinic, Jakarta

Mammography available in several branches : Palembang branch DKI Jakarta


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In cooperation with Indonesian Society of

Oncology, organized a Training of Trainer for

doctors in BSE (Breast Self Examination) and

Papsmear

Talkshow program in Radio, TV for earlydetection program

Organize Seminars for women for earlydetection program on Breast Cancer and

Cervical Cancer


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ACTIVITIES RELATED TO CERVICAL CA:

PAP SMEAR FACILITIES IN SEVERAL BRANCHES

East Kalimantan, West Kalimantan, West

Sumatera, Bali, Wonosobo, Papua, KutaiKertanegara, West Java, Riau, Magelang,

Yogyakarta, Tasikmalaya, Paser, DKI Jakarta,

Bandung, Kota Cimahi, Palembang,

Sukabumi, North Sumatera, Utama Lampung,

Middle Kalimantan, Sleman, Bali (Buleleng,

Tabanan, Badung, Gianyar)


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IVA FACILITIES AND PKTP PROGRAM

Wonosobo, Riau, Palembang, Sukabumi,

Tasikmalaya, Bali, DKI Jakarta, Sleman.

PKTP program in cooperation with FCP

University of Leiden, in SEE AND TREAT

program.


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Role Of Indonesian Cancer Foundation In Early Detection Program

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