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AUSTRALIA–INDONESIA WORKSHOP ON HUMAN HEALTH, INCLUDING INFECTIOUS DISEASES
Jakarta, 14–15 April 2008

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Monday, 14 April 2008
8.30–9.00am	Registration
Opening ceremony Venue: Main Commission Room BPPT Building II,3rd Floor, Jl. MH. Thamrin No. 8, Jakarta 10340
9.00–9.05am	Welcoming remark Dr Teguh Rahardjo The State Ministry of Research and Technology (RISTEK)
9.05–9.10am	Remark from Australian Convenor Professor John S Mackenzie Australian Biosecurity CRC, Curtin University of Technology
9.10–9.15am	Remark from Indonesian Convenor Professor Sangkot Marzuki Eijkman Institute for Molecular Biology
9.15–9.20am	Remark from the Australian Ambassador His Excellency Mr Bill Farmer Australian Ambassador for Indonesia
9.20–9.25am	Opening speech His Excellency Mr Kusmayanto Kadiman Indonesian Minister for Research and Technology
9.50–9.45am	COFFEE BREAK
Session 1: EMERGING INFECTIOUS DISEASE (EID) AND BIOSECURITY Moderator: Professor Umar Anggara Jenie Indonesian Institute of Sciences (LIPI)
09.45–10.05am	RISTEK’s role in biosecurity and EID control Professor Amin Soebandrio RISTEK
10.05–10.25am	Biosecurity networks and collaboration – a global approach Dr Stephen Prowse CEO, Australian Biosecurity CRC for Emerging Infectious Disease
10.25–10.45am	Emerging infectious disease and biosecurity Dr Triono Soendoro National Institute for Health Research and Development
10.45–11.05am	Genetically modified micro-organisms: Biological weapons and the security of science Professor Ian A Ramshaw The John Curtin School of Medical Research
11.05–11.25am	Discussion
	Moderator: Professor John S Mackenzie Australian Convenor Biosecurity CRC, Curtin University of Technology
11.25–11.45am	Infectious disease emergence from wildlife a ‘one health’ perspective Dr Hume Field Department of Primary Industries and Fisheries, Queensland
11.45am–12.05pm	Emerging virus discovery – the value of molecular biological techniques Dr Linfa Wang Australian Animal Health Laboratory, CSIRO Livestock Industries
12.05–12.25pm	Cases of zoonoses in Indonesia Dr Indrawati Sendow Balitvet, Bogor
12.25–12.45pm	Discussion
12.45–13.30pm	LUNCHEON
Session 2: OTHER HEALTH ISSUES Moderator: Professor Anne Kelso World Health Organization Collaborating Centre for Reference and Research on Influenza
13.30–13.50pm	Smoking and tobacco control in Indonesia – is enough being done? Dr Rachel Huxley University of Sydney
13.50–14.10pm	Impact of tobacco smoking on growth and development of children with asthma risk Professor Peter D Sly University of Western Australia
14.10–14.30pm	Discussion
Session 3: HEPATITIS VIRUS Moderator: Dr Rifatul Widjhati Agency for the Assessment and Application of Technology (BPPT)
14.30–14.50pm	Genetic Diversity of Hepatitis viruses Dr David Handojo Muljono Eijkman Institute for Molecular Biology (EIMB) Jakarta
14.50–15.10pm	Hepatitis viruses: Application of genotyping Dr David Scott Bowden Victorian Infectious Diseases Reference Laboratory
15.10–15.30pm	Discussion
Tuesday, 15 April 2008
Session 4: HUMAN AVIAN INFLUENZA Moderator: Professor John S Mackenzie Australian Biosecurity CRC, Curtin University of Technology
9.00–9.20am	Human avian influenza in Indonesia Dr Endang R Sedyaningih National Institute for Health Research and Development
9.20–9.40am	Human influenza: A global challenge Professor Anne Kelso World Health Organization Collaborating Centre for Reference and Research on Influenza
9.40–10.00am	Clinical research in human avian influenza Dr Sardikin Giriputro Sulianti Suroso Hospital
10.00–10.20am	Discussion
Session 5: H5N1 IN POULTRY Moderator: Dr Roy A Sparringa RISTEK
10.20–10.40am	H5N1 in Indonesian poultry Dr Darminto Head of Balitvet, Bogor
10.40–11.00am	H5N1 in poultry – Bali and Nusa Tenggara perspectives Dr IGK Ngurah Mahardika Udayana University
11.00–11.20am	Meeting the challenge of zoonotic H5N1 avian influenza: Veterinary science Dr Peter Daniels Australian Animal Health Laboratory
11.20–11.40am	Australia’s commitment to emerging infectious diseases in the Asia-Pacific region Dr Lynleigh Evans AusAID, Australian Embassy
11.40am–12.00pm	Discussion
12.00–13.00pm	LUNCHEON
Session 6: VECTOR-BORNE DISEASES Moderator: Professor Sangkot Marzuki Eijkman Institute for Molecular Biology Jakarta
13.00–13.20pm	Arboviral diseases of South-East Asia and Australia Professor John S Mackenzie Australian Biosecurity CRC, Curtin University of Technology
13.20–13.40pm	Dengue case in Indonesia Professor Sutaryo University of Gadjah Mada (UGM)
13.40–14.00pm	Emerging infectious diseases in our region Professor Bart Currie Charles Darwin University, Northern Territory Clinical School, Flinders University
14.0 –14.20pm	Drug resistance in malaria: An Indonesian case Dr Syafruddin EIMB
14.20–14.40pm	Malaria case in West Papua Dr Emiliana Tjitra National Institute for Health Research and Development
14.4 –15.00pm	Malaria case in Central Java: Case of Dr Kariadi Hospital Dr M Hussen Gasem CENTRID, Dr Kariadi Hospital
15.00–15.20pm	Harnessing biotechnology to prevent enteroviral encephalitis Dr Peter McMinn University of Sydney
15.20–15.40pm	Discussion
15.40–15.50pm	Coffee Break
15.50–17.00pm	Bilateral talks for future concrete proposal Both delegations
	Moderators: Professor John S Mackenzie Australian Convenor, Biosecurity CRC, Curtin University of Technology Professor Sangkot Marzuki Indonesian Convenor, Eijkman Institute for Molecular Biology