ITEKES Bali nursing student (Ners Profession Program), Ni Luh Putu Yuliani Sari has been selected to join the SAKURA Exchange Programme at Kobe Women’s University in Japan from the 7^th – 16^th January 2025. The SAKURA Exchange Programme aims to promote the exchange of science, technology and culture and introduce Japanese science and technology experiences to students, particularly those in the health sector. Some of the program activities are social welfare training in the dementia department, visits to nursing homes, introduction to elderly health care facilities, visits to educational institutions in Kyouto, visits to Nara Prefecture and the Hanshin Awaji museum.

The Student of Ners Profession Program Participated in the SAKURA Exchange Program in Science 2024 at Kobe Women’s Universit...

2 students and 1 lecturer from ITEKES Bali’s Bachelor of Applied Acupuncture and Herbal Medicine participated in the Student and Faculty Exchange program: Traditional Complementary Medicine (TCM) for 2 weeks, from July 8 – 20, 2024 in the National Taipei University of Nursing and Health Sciences (NTUNHS), Taiwan. During the 2-week program, ITEKES Bali team participated in various lectures and practical activities on traditional medicine, particularly acupuncture techniques and herbal medicine, also participated in cultural exchange activities with Taiwanese students and other foreign students from various countries.

Friday, May 10, 2024, participants of the ITEKES Bali Student & Faculty Exchange program: Health and Cultural Immersion 2024 from Saint Louis College (SLC), Thailand went to a field study in Wangaya Hospital and Puskesmas IV South Denpasar. The field study was carried out as part of the Student and Faculty Exchange 2024 program, in which the lecturer and students from SLC Thailand gained information about the health system and services in Indonesia, from level 1 health service facilities at the Public Health Centre (Puskesmas), to level 2 health facilities at the hospital. The field study was attended by 1 lecturer and 6 students from SLC Thailand, accompanied by ITEKES Bali lecturers and students.

The urgent need of health workers, especially care giver in Japan has brought a number of Japanese foundations came to Bali to offer cooperation in recruiting STIKES Bali graduates to work in Japan. On January, 22^th 2018, The President of Kaigo Fukushishi Service Foundation Yuyu – Mr. Fujii Noriyuki with his staffs and some recruiting members from Japan visited STIKES Bali. They were welcomed by The President of STIKES Bali Foundation, Drs. Ida Bagus Arka and Deputy Director III of Student Affairs, Ns. I Ketut Alit adianta, S.Kep., MNS and some lecturers from The Office of Public Relation and International Affairs of STIKES Bali.

The point discussed in the meeting was the recruitment of STIKES Bali graduates programs to work as a care worker in nursing homes in Japan, under the Kaigo Fukus...

STIKES Bali welcome National Taipei University of Nursing and Health Science

               Institute of Health Sciences (STIKES) Bali was visited by the representatives of National Taipei University of Nursing and Health Science (NTUNHS) – Taiwan on Thursday, April 21^st, 2017. The representatives from NTUNHS were Prof. Nan-Chen Hsieh, Ph.D (President / Rector of NTUNHS), Prof. Shu-Fang Wu, R.N., Ph.D (Director of Research Development Center) and Li-Ju Lin (Director of International Affairs). The visit aimed to initiate international cooperation in academic and cultural fields, including students and faculty exchange, joint teaching / training, research and publications...

Representatives from Nursing Department, College of Medicine, National Cheng Kung University (NCKU) – Taiwan visited STIKES Bali on the 23^rd December 2014 to promote the Master Degree: International of Advanced Nursing Program in NCKU. Professor Yen, Miaofen (Director of Nursing Department) who was accompanied by Dr. Carol Lin (Representative of International Office) delivered a presentation about the Master program to all faculties of STIKES Bali.

STIKES Bali and NCKU have started to establish international cooperation in 2013 on student and faculty exchange program and now STIKES Bali is eager to expand the partnership by sending its faculties to NCKU to pursue a higher degree of education.

There has been a great interest among faculties of STIKES Bali to pursue further education in NCKU...

For the 7^th times since 2008, STIKES Bali has sent its representatives of lecturers and students to join the Students and Lecturers Exchange Program to Thailand. Now, they are home after spending a blast of weeks in Thailand. Not only that they have learned a whole new experience in nursing school of Thailand’s best nursing academies, but also exchanging culture differences. They also have the chance to visit beautiful places in Thailand and tasting the delicious Thai’s food and beverage.

 Bintang Krisna, one of the student participants of this program said “The most unforgettable moment was when I went to the community in Bangkok Thailand to do the community practice. I stayed for several days in the villager’s house to provide health education and services to the villagers...

Recently, on October 16th 2013, Student Union of Stikes Bali held the International Seminar. According to the vision of Stikes Bali as an international standard college to produce the professional graduates based on international knowledge and technology.

International Seminar of Incontinence “ Increasing Awareness of Incontinence” was held in STIKES Bali because of a lack of public awareness of diseases and the management of Incontinence in Indonesia. This is very important because incontinence was experienced not only the elderly but all age levels. Lack ness of attention by health workers make there is no specific treatment for incontinence. Through this seminar hopefully will increase the awareness of incontinence.

This Seminar was opened by the Chairman of Stikes Bali Drs...