SINGKATAN / ABBREVIATIONS DALAM SPESIALISASI / SPESIALISME KEDOKTERAN INDONESIA

Ada hal yg terkadang sulit bagi orang awam untuk mengetahui titel yang disandang oleh para dokter indonesia, salah satunya adalah penggunaan singkatan (abbreviations dalam bahasa inggrisnya) yg di pakai oleh dokter-dokter spesialis.
karena itu saya mencari singkatan-singkatan tsb lewat internet untuk memberi informasi kepada kita semua.

- Sp.A - spesialis anak = Pediatric
- Sp.An - spesialis anastesi = Anaesthestic
- Sp.And - spesialis andrologi =
- Sp.B - spesialis bedah umum = Surgeon
- Sp.B KBD - spesialis bedah (Konsultan Digestif/Pencernaan) =
- Sp.B.Onk - spesialis bedah onkologi =
- Sp.BA - spesialis bedah anak =
- Sp.BO - spesialis bedah orthopedi =
- Sp.BM - spesialis bedah mulut (dokter gigi) =
- Sp.BP - spesialis bedah plastik =
- Sp.BS - spesialis bedah syaraf = Neuro surgeon
- Sp.BU - spesialis bedah urologi =
- Sp.F - spesialis kedokteran forensik =
- Sp.FM- spesialis famili medisin ( dokter famili ) = General practitioner /GP
- Sp.G - spesialis gizi =
- Sp.GK - spesialis gizi klinik=
- Sp.JP - spesialis jantung dan pembuluh darah =
- Sp.KG - spesialis konservasi gigi (termasuk penambalan dan perawatan urat saraf gigi)(dokter gigi) =
- Sp.KGA- spesialis kedokteran gigi anak (dokter gigi) =
- Sp.KJ - spesialis kedokteran jiwa atau Psikiater = Psychiatrist
- Sp.KK - spesialis penyakit kulit dan kelamin (dermatologi) = Dermatologist
- Sp.KN - spesialis kedokteran nuklir =
- Sp.KO - spesialis kedokteran olahraga =
- Sp.KP - spesialis kedokteran penerbangan =
- Sp.M - spesialis mata = Ophthalmologist
- Sp.MK - spesialis mikrobiologi klinik =
- Sp.Ort - spesialis orthodonti (meratakan gigi)(dokter gigi) = Orthodentist
- Sp.OG - spesialis obstetri ginekologi (kebidanan dan kandungan) = Obstetrician
- Sp.Ok - spesialis kedokteran okupasi (kerja) =
- Sp.OT - spesialis bedah orthopaedi dan traumatologi =
- Sp.P - spesialis paru (pulmonologi) =
- Sp.Perio - spesialis periodonsia (jaringan gusi dan penyangga gigi)(dokter gigi) =
- Sp.PA - spesialis patologi anatomi = anatomic pathologist
- Sp.PD - spesialis penyakit dalam =
- Sp.PK - spesialis patologi klinik =
- Sp.R - spesialis radiologi =
- Sp.RM - spesialis rehabilitasi medik =
- Sp.S - spesialis saraf (neurologi) = Neurologist
- Sp.THT-KL - spesialis Telinga Hidung Tenggorok-Bedah Kepala Leher = ENT specialist
- Sp.U - Spesialis urologi =


Source: Wikipedia

NB. agak menyimpang adari topik: Pemakaian singkatan dalam bahasa indonesia saya pikir juga sudah keluar dari jalurnya di bandingkan dengan bahasa yg lebih berkembang seperti contohnya bahasa Indggris atau bahasa indogerman lainnya pemakaian singkatan dibatasi hanya untuk penulisan. Yang terjadi di Indonesia adalah singkatan yg dipakai dalam bahasa penulisan dan bahsa lisan, sehingga menimbulkan kata-kata baru yg tidak jamak, dan ini sangat disayangkan karena memiskinkan bahasa indonesia itu sendiri. kata-kata indonesia memang banyak yg panjang tetapi bukan alasan untuk menyingkat suatu susunan kata.

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Pediatric Blood & Cancer See Also: Medical and Pediatric Oncology Volume 50 Issue 5, Pages 1001 - 1005 Published Online: 3 Aug 2007 Copyright © 2009 Wiley-Liss, Inc., A Wiley Company View all previous titles for this journal Get Sample Copy Recommend to Your Librarian Save journal to My Profile Set E-Mail Alert Email this page Print this page RSS web feed (What is RSS?) Published on behalf of Go to Society Site < Previous Abstract | Next Abstract > Save Article to My Profile Download Citation Abstract | References | Full Text: HTML, PDF (Size: 87K) | Related Articles | Citation Tracking Research Article Attitude of health-care providers toward childhood leukemia patients with different socio-economic status Saskia Mostert, MD 1 *, Mei N. Sitaresmi, MD 2, Chad M. Gundy, MS 3, Sutaryo, MD, PhD 2, Anjo J.P. Veerman, MD, PhD 1 1Pediatric Hematology Oncology Division, Department of Pediatrics, Vrije University Medical Center, Vrije University, Amsterdam, The Netherlands 2Pediatric Hematology Oncology Division, Department of Pediatrics, Dr Sardjito Hospital, Gadjah Mada University, Yogyakarta, Indonesia 3Department of Psycho-Social Research and Epidemiology, Dutch Cancer Institute-Antonie van Leeuwenhoek Hospital, Amsterdam, The Netherlands email: Saskia Mostert (s.mostert@vumc.nl) *Correspondence to Saskia Mostert, Department of Pediatrics, Vrije University Medical Center, Boelelaan 1117, Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Conflict of interest: All authors declare that there is no conflict of interest. Funded by: Dutch Cancer Society Koningin Wilhelmina Fonds Estella Foundation Frank ter Linden Foundation Keywords childhood acute lymphoblastic leukemia • compliance • developing country • health-care providers • socio-economic status Abstract Background Treatment results differ significantly between poor and prosperous children with leukemia in Indonesia. The objective of this study was to determine whether parental socio-economic status influences beliefs, attitude, and behavior of health-care providers (hcp) treating childhood leukemia in Indonesia. Procedure A self-administered semi-structured questionnaire was filled in by 102 hcp (69 doctors, 28 nurses, 2 psychologists, 2 hematology technicians, 1 administrator). Results Most hcp (98%) asked parents about their financial situation. The decision to start treatment was influenced by parental socio-economic status (86%), motivation of parents (80%), and motivation of doctors (76%). Health-care providers stated that prosperous patients comply better with treatment (64%), doctors comply better with treatment for the prosperous (53%), most patients cannot afford to complete treatment (58%), less extensive explanations are given toward poor families (60%), and communication is impeded by differences in status (67%). When dealing with prosperous families a minority of hcp stated that they pay more attention (27%), work with greater accuracy (24%), take more interest (23%), and devote more time per visit (22%). Most hcp denied differences in the quality of medical care (93%) and the chances of cure (58%) between poor and prosperous patients. Conclusions Beliefs, attitude, and behavior of hcp toward poor versus prosperous patients appeared to differ. These differences may contribute to the immense drop-out rate and slight chances of survival among poor patients with leukemia in developing countries. Pediatr Blood Cancer 2008;50:1001-1005. © 2007 Wiley-Liss, Inc. Received: 1 May 2007; Accepted: 27 June 2007 Digital Object Identifier (DOI) 10.1002/pbc.21324 About DOI Related Articles Find other articles like this in Wiley InterScience Find articles in Wiley InterScience written by any of the authors Request Reprint Wiley InterScience is a member of CrossRef.	Search in this Title Pediatric Blood & Cancer Enter words or phrases Select a Field All Fields Article TitlesAuthorFull Text / AbstractsAuthor AffiliationKeywordsFunding AgencyReferencesArticle DOI Search by Citation Vol: Issue: Page: SEARCH WILEY INTERSCIENCE All Content Publication Titles Advanced Search CrossRef / Google Search Acronym Finder Special Features SIOP 2008 Online Abstracts Histiocyte Abstracts - 2007 ASPHO Abstracts - 2008

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