Gakeslab Gelar Pelatihan CDAKB Tingkatkan Kapasitas PJT

JAYAPURA - Gabungan Perusahaan Alat-alat Kesehatan dan Laboratorium (Gakeslab) Papua menggelar pelatihan cara distribusi alat kesehatan yang baik (CDAKB) bagi penanggung jawab teknis (PJT) distributor alat kesehatan di Jayapura, Kamis (9/11/2023). 

Kepala Balai Labkesda Papua Selly Ajawaila menyambut baik pelatihan tersebut yang bertujuan meningkatkan kapasitas PJT. 

"Dengan begitu, para PJT bisa mencegah kerusakan dan memastikan alat kesehatan yang di distribusi. Kemudian yang dikirim itu juga dalam kondisi yang baik, begitu pula saat tiba di tempat tujuan, sehingga terhindar dari kerusakan dan kontaminasi," ujar ia.

Ketua Tim Kerja Pengawasan dan Sertifikasi Sarana Distribusi Alat Kesehatan Kemenkes RI Helsy Pahlemy berharap PJT bisa menjadi tenaga yang profesional yang handal lewat agenda pelatihan. 

"Sebab kapasitas PJT ditingkatkan agar mereka menjadi motor penggerak di perusahaannya agar mampu memahami regulasi." 

"Misalnya menangkal alkes palsu atau ilegal masuk ke wilayah Papua. Mereka harus peduli terhadap regulasi yang berlaku saat ini. Dimana itu bisa diketahui lewat pelatihan kali ini," kata ia.

Sekretaris Gakeslab Papua, Nixon Ayomi menambahkan pendistribusian alat kesehatan menjadi salah satu hal yang diseriusi organisasinya.

"Makanya kita mendorong pihaknya menggelar pelatihan bagi PJT di wilayah Jayapura. Kegiatan ini diikuti 30 perusahaan distributor alkes, berlangsung selama dua hari di Kota Jayapura," tandasnya. ***

JAYAPURA – The Association of Medical and Laboratory Equipment Companies (Gakeslab) of Papua held a training about Good Method of Distribution of Medical Devices (CDAKB) for the person in charge of technical (PIC) for distributors of medical devices in Jayapura, Thursday (9/11/2023).

Head of the Center Regional Health Laboratory of Papua, Selly Ajawaila welcomed the training which aimed to increase the capacity of PIC.

"That way, PICs can prevent damage and ensure health that is distributed. Then what was sent was also in good condition, as well as when it arrived at its destination, so as to avoid damage and contamination," he said.

Head of the Working Team for Supervision and Certification of Medical Device Distribution Facilities of the Indonesian Ministry of Health, Helsy Pahlemi, hopes that PIC can become reliable professionals through the training agenda.

"Because the capacity of PIC is improved so that they become the driving force in their company to be able to understand regulations."

"For example, preventing fake or illegal medical devices from entering the Papua region. They must care about the current regulations. It can be known through training this time," he said.

Secretary of Association of Medical and Laboratory Equipment Companies of Papua, Nixon Ayomi added that the distribution of medical devices is one of the things that his organization takes seriously.

"That's why we encourage his party to hold training for PIC in Jayapura. This activity was attended by 30 medical equipment distributor companies, lasting for two days in Jayapura City," he said. ***