BreaK #44
Salam Sehat, Bapak/Ibu sobat BreaK…
Departemen Kebijakan dan Manajemen Kesehatan FK-KMK UGM menyelenggarakan acara mingguan BreaK (Bicara tentang Kualitatif) yang dilaksanakan via daring melalui aplikasi Zoom pada:
📆 Hari, tgl: Jumat, 26 Agustus 2022
⏰ Pukul: 14.00-15.00 WIB
✏️ Topik: Klinik BreaK
“Pelaksanaan _Interprofessional Collaborative Practice_ di Rumah Sakit Jejaring Pendidikan”
👩🏼💼Narasumber: Prof. dr. Adi Utarini, M.Sc, MPH, PhD
👩💻Moderator: dr. Haryo Bismantara, MPH
Silakan bergabung melalui link zoom di bawah ini:
💻 http://ugm.id/BicaratentangKualitatif2
Acara ini juga dapat diakses melalui platform:
📻 Aplikasi Raisa Radio di play store untuk android
🌐 Website radioindonesiasehat.com
🎥 Live Streaming (Youtube) channel HPM FK UGM
Anda dapat mengakses:
1. Youtube Channel HPM FK UGM untuk Playlist BreaK
2. Website hpm.fk.ugm.ac.id dan instagram @hpm.ugm untuk update terkait agenda dan tema BreaK setiap minggunya
Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) participated in the DISCERN-DSS Training Workshop held in Thessaloniki, Greece, on 27–30 January 2026. The workshop brought together Indonesian and European partner institutions to strengthen capacity in the assessment and implementation of Digital Scenario-Based Learning (D-SBL) for health professions education.
The activity was part of the DISCERN-DSS project, or Digitally enhanced Scenario-Based Learning for Digital Soft Skills, an Erasmus+ Capacity Building in Higher Education initiative. The project aims to support Indonesian health higher education institutions in developing digital soft skills through co-creative learning, digital learning resources, and scenario-based educational approaches.
For UGM, the Thessaloniki workshop represented an important continuation of previous capacity-building activities conducted at the international and local levels. After earlier training and local preparation in Indonesia, the workshop provided an opportunity for partners to deepen their understanding of how D-SBL can be assessed, implemented, and sustained within institutional learning systems.
During the workshop, participants discussed key components of D-SBL implementation, including scenario design, facilitation strategies, learner engagement, feedback mechanisms, assessment planning, and quality assurance. These components are essential to ensure that digital learning scenarios are not only interactive, but also aligned with learning outcomes and educational standards.
The workshop also emphasized the importance of assessment in measuring digital soft skills. Participants explored how competencies such as communication, collaboration, ethical reasoning, adaptability, professionalism, evidence-informed decision-making, and responsible use of digital technologies can be observed and evaluated through scenario-based learning activities.
UGM views this assessment-focused training as highly relevant to the transformation of health professions education. As digital technologies increasingly shape healthcare delivery, future health professionals need learning experiences that allow them to practice professional judgment, make decisions, and reflect on their actions in realistic digital health situations.
The activity in Thessaloniki also strengthened collaboration among project partners. Indonesian partner universities, including UGM, Universitas Sebelas Maret (UNS), and Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta (UMY), exchanged insights with European partners on how D-SBL can be developed and adapted to different educational contexts.
Through this workshop, UGM gained further input for the next phases of DISCERN-DSS, particularly in scenario co-creation, peer review, implementation planning, and evaluation of digital learning resources. These stages will support the development of D-SBL materials that are pedagogically strong, contextually relevant, and suitable for use in Indonesian health education.
UGM’s participation in the Thessaloniki Training Workshop reflects its continued commitment to educational innovation and international collaboration. Through DISCERN-DSS, UGM aims to contribute to the preparation of future health professionals who are digitally competent, ethical, adaptive, collaborative, and ready to respond to the challenges of modern healthcare.
Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) continued its involvement in the DISCERN-DSS project through a series of local training activities conducted at Indonesian partner universities between October 2025 and January 2026. The activities were designed to expand the capacity of local academic teams in implementing Digital Scenario-Based Learning (D-SBL) for health professions education.
The local training was part of DISCERN-DSS, an Erasmus+ Capacity Building in Higher Education project that aims to strengthen digital soft skills education through co-creative practices and scenario-based learning. The project brings together Indonesian and European partner institutions to support digital transformation in health higher education.
For UGM, the local training phase represented an important continuation of the previous international training held at Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta (UMY). Knowledge and skills gained from the international forum were further shared with broader institutional teams to ensure that project capacity could grow beyond the initial group of participants.
The activities involved educators, technologists, content experts, and academic staff from Indonesian partner universities, including UGM, Universitas Sebelas Maret (UNS), and UMY. Through these sessions, participants strengthened their understanding of D-SBL principles, scenario development, digital soft skills integration, facilitation strategies, and the preparation of digital learning resources.
The training also encouraged participants to reflect on how digital soft skills can be embedded into existing health education curricula. These skills include communication, collaboration, ethical reasoning, adaptability, professionalism, evidence-informed decision-making, and responsible engagement with digital health technologies.
UGM views this capacity-building process as a strategic step toward preparing future health professionals for the realities of digitally enabled healthcare. As health systems increasingly adopt telemedicine, electronic health records, digital platforms, and other technology-supported services, students need learning experiences that help them practice professional judgment in digital contexts.
The local training activities also strengthened collaboration among Indonesian partner universities. Each institution contributed its own educational context and implementation priorities, while working toward the shared goal of developing relevant and high-quality D-SBL resources for Indonesian health education.
Following the local training phase, UGM will continue to contribute to scenario co-creation, review, technical development, and future piloting of digital learning resources. These stages are expected to support the development of D-SBL materials that are pedagogically strong, contextually relevant, and suitable for use in health professions education.
Through its participation in DISCERN-DSS local training, UGM reaffirms its commitment to advancing educational innovation and international collaboration. The project is expected to support the preparation of health graduates who are digitally competent, ethical, adaptive, collaborative, and ready to respond to the evolving demands of modern healthcare.





