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PROFESSIONAL DILEMMA IN FACING NEW TECHNOLOGY

PROFESSIONAL DILEMMA IN FACING NEW TECHNOLOGY. By Group B4 CVS 2012 Faculty of Medicine Padjadjaran University. The Members. Rizkia Arifianne 130110090125 Amila Hanifan 130110100020 Dwi Bandang Saskia 130110100045 Aang Setiawan 130110100057 Egie Rahmalaelani 130110100062

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PROFESSIONAL DILEMMA IN FACING NEW TECHNOLOGY

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  1. PROFESSIONAL DILEMMA IN FACING NEW TECHNOLOGY By Group B4 CVS 2012 Faculty of Medicine Padjadjaran University

  2. The Members • Rizkia Arifianne 130110090125 • Amila Hanifan 130110100020 • Dwi Bandang Saskia 130110100045 • Aang Setiawan 130110100057 • Egie Rahmalaelani 130110100062 • Adrianshah Sudarmin 130110100066 • Fariz Dwiky Aditya 130110100071 • Scholastica Diana 130110100120 • Ivan Kurnianto 130110100130 • Arlinda De Hafsari 130110100204 • Desy Anggraini 130110100215

  3. What’s The New Technology? Innovations in medicine, whether they be medications, diagnostic equipment, or surgical procedures, fall into 2 broad categories: • Evolutionary • Revolutionary

  4. Barney Clark’s Artificial Heart •  A Seattle dentist named Barney Clark becomes the first human recipient of a permanent artificial heart. He survives the heart, and the accompanying media circus, for 112 days. • Clark understood going in that his chance of long-term survival was virtually nil, but agreed to undergo the surgery in the interest of advancing science.

  5. All the principals involved agreed beforehand that there would be no individual talking to the media, that all information would be sent out through the university’s press office. Despite the moderate approach, reporters swiftly glommed onto the story, and Barney Clark’s saga became international news. Doctors were dunned for continual progress reports, while reporters turned Clark and his “stoic” wife into folk heroes.This was all beyond Clark, though, who died March 23, 1983. He had survived for 112 days.

  6. Every technology is new to every practitioner when he or she first encounters it. Multiple studies have shown that experience in any procedure decreases the length of time needed for its use, complications are recognized and handled more quickly, there is greater accuracy when using diagnostic devices, and there is less harm to patients. The excellence are how the practitioners can manage the new technology for the patients needed include the efficacy, cost, and the aim. In a remote and low economic town,encouraging the town to buy the latest-most accurate diagnostic equipments or use older diagnostis technology? Should a Doctor Always Use New Technology, Left ‘Old Technology’ Behind?

  7. 'excellence' in medical practice Excellence is defined as the state, quality, or condition of excelling; superiority, with excel being defined as to be better than; surpass-- to surpass or do better than others.

  8. If work as a doctor in a remote and low economic town, what would you decide: encouraging the town to buy the latest-most accurate diagnostic equipments or use older diagnostis technology?

  9. Health technology assessment(HTA) • We will make a decision base on the health technology assessment • HTA is a multidisciplinary activity that systematically examines the safety, clinical efficacy and effectiveness, cost, cost-effectiveness, organisational implications, social consequences, legal and ethical considerations of the application of a health technology – usually a drug, medical device or clinical/surgical procedure.

  10. HTA broadly focuses on two questions: • Clinical effectiveness – how do the health outcomes
of the technology compare with available treatment alternatives? • Cost-effectiveness – are these improvements in health outcomes commensurate with the additional costs of the technology?

  11. HTA can help policy-makers decide which technologies are effective and which are not, and define the most appropriate indications for their use. HTA can reduce or eliminate interventions that are unsafe and ineffective, or whose cost is too high compared with the benefits. That said, to date, most international HTA activity has been directed at quantifying the use of new and expensive pharmaceuticals.

  12. Thank You 

  13. Resource: • http://www.wired.com/thisdayintech/2009/12/dayintech_1202jarvikheart/ • http://www.essayandscience.com/article/15/excellence-in-healthcare-professions/ • http://www.consortiuminfo.org/linked/AIAA2008RenoTechnicalExcellenceFinal2.pdf • http://www.medicine.ox.ac.uk/bandolier/painres/download/whatis/What_is_health_tech.pdf • “The Ethics of Applying New Medical Technologies”Kenneth V. Iserson and Patrick M. Chiasson

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