The Indonesian Society of Psychosomatic Medicine (ISPiM)

Scientific Meeting in Psychosomatic Internal Medicine 2012

2011-10-24T21:50:00.000-07:00

SCIENTIFIC MEETING IN PSYCHOSOMATIC

INTERNAL MEDICINE 2012

Temu Ilmiah Psikosomatik (TIPS)

TOPICS TENTATIVE

Saturday, March 10^th 2012

07.00-07.40 Meet The Expert I:

Communication Skill

07.40-80.00 Discussion

08.00- 08.15 Registration

OPENING CEREMONY

· Chairman Of Scientific Meeting In Psychosomatic

· Chairman Continuing Professional Development Department of
Internal Medicine FMUI

· Head Department of Internal Medicine FMUI

SYMPOSIUM I : Psychosomatic Disorder in Primary Care

08.15-08.35 Problems in diagnosis and treatment of

psychosomatic disorder and their secrets in

daily practice

08.35-08.55 Current Management of Fibromyalgia

08.55-09.15 Discussion

SYMPOSIUM II : Liver Disease related Psychosomatic
Medicine

09.15-09.35 Management of Fatty Liver in daily practice :

When to stop treatment ?

09.35-09.55 Psychosomatic Depression during antiviral

therapy in Chronic Hepatitis Infection : How

to manage it ?

09.55-10.15 Discussion

10.15-10.30 Coffee Break / EXHIBITION/POSTER
SESSION

LUNCH SYMPOSIUM I :

10.30-10.50 Medications of anxiety and depression in

daily practice.

10.50-11.10 Development and psychotherapy in

psychosomatic disorder

11.10-11.30 Psychosomatic disorder in CAD patients

11.30-11.50 Discussion

11.50-13.00 LUNCH / POSTER SESSION

SYMPOSIUM III : Gastrointestinal and sleep disorder

13.00-13.20 Current Management of Sleep Disorder in

daily practice

13.20-13.40 IBS : Psychosomatic approach

13.40-14.00 Management of GERD and NERD

14.00-14.20 Discussion

SYMPOSIUM IV

14.20-14.40 Complementary and alternative medicine: a

modern psychosomatic track

14.40-15.00 The role of immunomodulator in

psychosomatic disorder.

15.00-15.20 Discussion

Sunday, March 11th 2012

07.30-08.30 Meet The Expert II : Psychosomatic Cases

SYMPOSIUM V :

08.30-08.50 Management of respiratory disorder in

Palliative care

08.50-09.10 Gastrointestinal problem in palliative patients

09.10-09.30 Discussion

SYMPOSIUM VI :

09.30- 09.50 Management of Dislipidemia in daily practice

09.50-10.10 Association of metabolic syndrome with

depression and anxiety

10.10-10.30 Improve Glyceamic Control for Quality of live

10.30-10.40 Discussion

10.40-10.50 Coffee Break

LUNCH SYMPOSIUM II

10.50-11.10 Current Management of Atopic Dermatitis in

Daily Practice

11.10-11.30 Post-menopausal hormone replacement

therapy: psychosomatic impact

11.30-11.50 Migraine and Tension Headache : is there

Psychosomatic Disorders ?

11.50-12.10 Discussion

12.10-13.00 LUNCH

SYMPOSIUM VII

13.00-13.20 Management of Hypertension in

Psychosomatic Patients : Is There any

Difference ?

13.20-13.40 How to treat Depression in CKD Patients ?

13.40-14.00 Discussion

SYMPOSIUM VIII

14.00 – 14.20 Current management of HIV/AIDS

14.20 - 14.40 Management of Psychosomatic Disorder in

HIV/AIDS patients

14.40 – 15.00 Discussion

15.00 Closing

Scientific Meeting in Psychosomatic Internal Medicine 2010

2010-10-26T00:23:00.000-07:00

Schedule of Scientific Meeting in Psychosomatic Internal Medicine 2010

2010-09-29T06:20:00.000-07:00

SCIENTIFIC MEETING IN PSYCHOSOMATIC INTERNAL MEDICINE 2010
TEMU ILMIAH PSIKOSOMATIK (TIPS)

Saturday, October 9th 2010

Meet The Expert :

Moderator : Dr. Hamzah Shatri SpPD-KPsi

07.00-07.40 Doctor-Patient Relationship and Breaking Bad News

                     Prof. DR. Dr. Samsuridjal Djauzi, SpPD-KAI

07.40-80.00 Discussion

08.00- 08.15 Registration
                      OPENING CEREMONY

• Chairman Of Scientific Meeting In Psychosomatic Internal Medicine 2010

• Chairman Continuing Professional Development Department of Internal Medicine FMUI

• Head Department of Internal Medicine FMUI

SYMPOSIUM I : Functional Disorder and Psychosomatic

Moderator : Prof. DR. Dr. Samsuridjal Djauzi, SpPD-KAI

08.15-08.35 Sexual dysfunction : How to treat effectively

                     Dr. Rudi Putranto, SpPD-KPsi

08.35-08.55 Asthma and psychosomatic disorder: what is the Connection?

                    Dr.Hamzah Shatri, SpPD-KPsi, MEpid

08.55-09.15 Irritable Bowell Syndrome as a model of psychosomatic disorders

                    Dr. E.Mudjaddid SpPD-KPsi

09.15-09.35 Discussion

SYMPOSIUM II : Gastroenterology

Moderator: Prof. dr. Aziz Rani, SpPD-KGEH

09.35-09.55 Inflammatory Bowell Disease, Diagnosis and Management

                    DR. Dr. Marcellius Simadibrata, SpPD-KGEH

09.55-10.15 Integrative care of Dyspepsia

                     Dr. Arina Widya Murni, SpPD-KPsi

10.15-10.35 Treatment of Eating disorder : opportunity and challenges
                     Prof. Dr. Habibah Hanum, SpPD-KPsi

10.35-10.55 Discussion

10.55-11.15 Coffee Break / EXHIBITION

SYMPOSIUM III : Anxiety and Depression in Cardiovascular Disorders

Moderator : Prof . dr. HMS. Markum, SpPD-KGH

11.15-11.35 Somatic symptoms, anxiety and depression: diagnostic confusion and clinical neglect in Patient with Heart Problem

                     Dr. Rudi Putranto, SpPD-KPsi

11.35-11.55 Anxiety as Comorbidity in patient with Cardiovascular Disease: Do we need to relieve it Rapidly?

                     Dr. E. Mudjaddid, SpPD-KPsi

11.55-12.15 The Importance of Somatic Symptoms Management in Depression for a Better Quality of Life

                     Dr. Hamzah Shatri, SpPD-KPsi, MEpid

12.15-12.30 Discussion

12.30-13.15 LUNCH / POSTER SESSION

SYMPOSIUM IV : Management of Psychosomatic disorder

Moderator: Prof. Dr. Asdie, SpPD-KEMD

13.15-13.35 Physical manifestation in psychosomatic disorders

                    Dr. E. Mudjaddid, SpPD-KPsi

13.35-13.55 Psychopharmaca in anxiety and depression: rational drug of choices

                   Dr. Richard Budiman, SpKJ (K)

13.55-14.15 Effective psychotherapy in psychosomatic disorders

                   Dr. Silvia, SpKJ (K)

14.15-14.35 Discussion

SYMPOSIUM V : Metabolic Disorders

Moderator : Prof. Dr. Habibah Hanum, SpPD-KPsi

14.35-14.55 How to treat depression in the Metabolic Syndrome patients

                    Dr. Agus Siswanto, SpPD-KPsi

14.55-15.15 Psychosomatic approach in Diabetes Mellitus

                    Dr. Rudi Putranto, SpPD-KPsi.

15.15-15.35 Traditional Complementary Medicine (TCM) in Psychosomatic

                    Prof . Dr. H.Asdie, SpPD-KEMD

15.35-55 Discussion

Sunday, October 10th 2010

Meet The Expert : Psychosomatic cases:

08.00-09.00 Dr. E. Mudjaddid, SpPD-Kpsi

                    Dr.Hamzah Shatri, SpPD-KPsi,MEpid

SYMPOSIUM VI : Pain mangement and palliative care

Moderator : Prof. dr. Abdulmuthalib, SpPD, KHOM

09.00-09.20 Acute pain, inflammation : diagnosis and management

                   Prof. Dr.dr.Harry Isbagio, SpPD-KR

09.20-09.40 Psychosomatic approach in palliative care

                  Dr. Rudi Putranto, SpPD-KPsi

10.00-10.20 What can we do for terminal cancer patients?

                  DR. Dr. Aru W. Sudoyo, SpPD-KHOM

10.20-10.40 Discussion

10.20-10.40 Coffee Break

SYMPOSIUM VII : Stress and Aging Process

Moderator: dr. E. Mudjaddid, SpPD-KPsi

10.40-11.00 Psychological and physiological changes in elderly related to stress.

                    DR. Dr.C.H. Soejono, SpPD-KGer, MEpid, FACP, FINASIM

11.00-11.20 Stress related aging process: how to prevent it

                   Dr. Rudi Putranto, SpPD-KPsi

11.20-11.40 Discussion

SYMPOSIUM VIII: Integrated psychosomatic approach

Moderator : Dr. Rudi Putranto, SpPD-KPsi

12.00-12.20 Holistic care in Thyroid disease

                    Dr. Imam Subekti, SpPD-KEMD

12.20-12.40 Supportive treatment in chronic liver disease

                    Dr. Irsan Hasan, SpPD-KGEH

13.00-13.00 Discussion

13.00-13.15 Closing

13.15-selesai LUNCH

Scientific Meeting in Psychosomatic - Internal Medicine 2010

2010-07-25T21:16:00.000-07:00

Grand Sahid Jaya Hotel
October 9-10th 2010

Temu Ilmiah Psikosomatik (TIPS)

IDI accreditation

Psychosomatic Management in

Cardiovascular problem
Gastroenterology cases
Infection, HIV/AIDS
Respiratory
Sleep disorder
Pain Management
Aging
Metabolic disorder
Sexual dysfunction
Palliative care
Nutrition and CAM
Nephrology cases
Rheumatology cases
Psychoneuroimmunology
Psychoneuroendocrinology

Plenary Lecture
Symposia
Cases Discussion
Meet Experts

Exhibition
Poster Session

Sekretariat :
Divisi Psikosomatik
Departemen Ilmu Penyakit Dalam FKUI / RSCM
Jl. Salemba No. 6 Jakarta
Phone 021-90616075, 319 30959
Fax. 021-3142108
email. psikosomatik@yahoo.com
psikosomatikindonesia.blogspot.com

20th WORLD CONGRESS ON PYCHOSOMATIC MEDICINE IN TORINO, ITALY, SEPTEMBER 22-26, 2009

2009-10-19T01:57:00.000-07:00

2009-10-19T01:53:00.000-07:00

Relationship between Depression and Glycemic Control
in patient with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus

Putranto R, Mudjaddid E, Shatri H, Soewondo P, Panggabean M

Division of Psychosomatic Medicine
Department of Internal Medicine
Faculty of Medicine University of Indonesia

Background :
Depression in patient with diabetes mellitus is often found but care of doctor still less concerning of this problem. Depression related to poor glycemic control as measured by the HbA1c. According to many study in several countries number of prevalence depression in patient with diabetes can be found till over 30 %.

Objective :
Goal of this study is to know proportion of depression in patient with diabetes mellitus in Cipto Mangunkusumo Hospital and to know wether depression associated with poor glycemic control.

Methods :
This research used cross-sectional design. Population study were patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus outpatients of Division of Endocrinology and Metabolic. Interview, physical and laboratory examination (blood glucose and HbA1c) was performed. Depression is found by using Beck Depression Inventory questionnaire and DSM-IV. Total score of BDI noted to be referred by depression when BDI score was 10 or over. Result of HbA1c was recorded. Statistical analysis done to found relationship between blood glucose control (HbA1c) and BDI score with Student T-test and corellation analysis of Pearson.

Result :
From 76 patients which involved in this research is the respondent predominantly female with a mean age of 53,51 years, and half had less than high education. Sixty percent were unemployed. 85,5 % reported married. Seventy percent had health insurance. 64,5 % had psychosocial stressor in their lifetime. 48,7 % were obesity and 51,3 % participants have duration of diabetes ≥ 5 years. They were less likely to have complication of diabetes (46%). Twelve percent of respondent used insulin. We have got proportion of depression equal to 41%.

Key words : Depression, Type 2 diabetes mellitus, Poor Glycemic control.

Abstrak

2009-10-19T01:43:00.000-07:00

SEXUAL DYSFUNCTION
IN PATIENTS WITH TYPE 2 DIABETES MELLITUS

Rudi Putranto*, Pradana Soewondo**

*Div. Psychosomatic Medicine ** Div. Endocrinology and Metabolism
Department of Internal Medicine, Faculty of Medicine
University of Indonesia

Introduction
Diabetes is known to cause multiple medical (1), psychological (2), and sexual (3) dysfunctions. Impaired sexual function in men is a well documented complication of diabetes. Sexual dysfunction refers to the persistent impairment of the normal patterns of sexual interest or response (4). Several studies have shown that men with diabetes are at increased risk for erectile dysfunction, that it occurs at an earlier age (5–9), and that it is related to longer duration of diabetes, poor metabolic control, and the presence and number of diabetic complications (10). Moreover, in a recent controlled study, comparing women with diabetes and control subjects, we demonstrated that significantly more women with diabetes (27%) than control subjects (15%) reported sexual dysfunction and that a significant difference was found only for decreased lubrication (12,13).
Up to now, it has been hypothesized that the etiology of sexual dysfunction in men with diabetes is linked with somatic factors and that, in women with diabetes, sexual dysfunction is linked with psychological factors (3).
Objective of this study are to 1) study the prevalence of sexual dysfunction in men and women with type 2 diabetes; 2) describe how descriptive variables, psychological variables, diabetic complications, duration of diabetes and sexual dysfunction relate in women and men with type 2 diabetes.

Methods
This was a cross-sectional comparative study. The study conducted at the outpatient endocrinology and metabolism clinic, Department of Internal Medicine, Cipto Mangunkusumo National Central Hospital. The study was conducted between January and April 2004.
Sample for this study were chosen using non probability sampling on type 2 diabetes patients visiting endocrinology and metabolism clinic Cipto Mangunkusumo National Central Hospital, Jakarta. The inclusion criteria were type diabetes patients aged 18 years old or older and able to communicate with mild complication or not. The exclusion criteria were refusal to participate in the study and incomplete questionnaire, have severe complications. Data analysis was using univariate and bivariate methods, then collected data processed using the SPSS version 13 computer program. Patients have sexual dysfunction if they answer yes for the question number 21 of Beck Depression Inventory (1. I am less interested in sex that I used to be or 2. I am much less interested in sex now or 3. I have lost interest in sex completely). Psychological variables measured by Beck Depression Inventory for depression. We called depression if the answer rate ≥ 10.

Results
During the course of study, which was done between January and April 2004, we consecutively obtained 80 patients. All subject included the study.The subject in this study consisted of 32 (40%) males, 48 (60%) females. There were 5 (6,3%) aged 18-34, 23 (28,8%) aged 35-49, 42 (52,5%) aged 50-65 and 10 (12,5%) aged 0ver 65. Number and proportional of sexual dysfunction was 33 ( 41,3%). We found sexual dysfunction in males were 13 (39,4%) and females were 20 (60,6%). Age of the patients with and without sexual dysfunction were 55,82 vs 51,94 years of age. There was no difference between male and female (p=0,865). We found depression in patients with sexual dysfunction was 18 (54,5%). There was association between depression and sexual dysfunction (p=0,018). Sexual dysfunction in patient with complication of diabetes found in 14 (42,4%) patients. There was no difference sexual dysfunction in patients with complication of diabetes or not (p=0,698). Duration of diabetes patients with sexual dysfunction were 16 (48,5%) for < 5 years and 17 (51,5%) for ≥ 5 years. There was no associated.

Conclusions
Number and proportional of sexual dysfunction was 33 (41,3%). Sexual dysfunction and patient type 2 diabetes reported sexual dysfunction were not significantly different for sex, duration of diabetes, or complication of diabetes compared with those not reporting sexual dysfunction. We found patients type 2 diabetes with sexual dysfunction more depressive symptoms.

2009-08-27T19:58:00.000-07:00

Organisasi Psikosomatik di Indonesia dirintis sejak tahun 1996 oleh Subbagian (saat ini; Divisi) Psikosomatik, Bagian Ilmu Penyakit Dalam FKUI/RSUPN-CM yang mengacu pada organisasi Internasional Psikosomatik yaitu International College of Psychosomatic Medicine.

Setelah mengikuti Kongres Psikosomatik Dunia ke-14 di Australia pada tahun 1997 dan kemudian mengadakan pertemuan dengan para sejawat dilingkungan Ilmu Penyakit Dalam dan diluar lingkungan Ilmu Penyakit Dalam, baik itu di FKUI/RSUPN-CM maupun diluar lingkungan FKUI/RSUPN-CM serta bagian lain yang berminat terhadap perkembangan Psikosomatik Indonesia, maka dibentuklah organisasi Psikosomatik Indonesia yang disebut Perhimpunan Kedokteran Psikosomatik Indonesia (PKPI) pada tahun 2000 di Jakarta.

Perhimpunan Kedokteran Psikosomatik Indonesia (PKPI) yang merupakan perhimpunan seminat sebagai wadah berbagai disiplin ilmu kedokteran dan kesehatan yang mempunyai minat sama, yaitu mengembangkan pelayanan dan penelitian di bidang Psikosomatik dengan tujuan utama mengembangkan dan memajukan pengetahuan dalam bidang Psikosomatik baik teori maupun praktek dalam arti yang seluas-luasnya.