Chairman of 17th Indonesian PICU NICU Update 2026
Dear Colleagues,
In an era where healthcare advances are defined by collaboration and innovation, the 17th Indonesian PICU NICU Update in conjunction with PIT 3 Terpadu PERPEDSI 2026, held at the Sheraton Grand Jakarta Gandaria City Hotel, Jakarta, Indonesia, from July 9 to July 14, 2026 – stands as a vital forum for shared learning and multidisciplinary growth.
Organized annually in collaboration with the Pediatric Emergency and Intensive Care & Neonatology Working Group/Indonesian Pediatric Society, and supported by the Indonesian Pediatric Society DKI Jakarta Chapter, this year’s theme “Integrated Care in the Management of Sick Children and Neonates: Improving Survival and Quality of Life with Evidence-Based Strategies”, we are fostering collaboration with PERPEDSI (Perkumpulan Pediatric Surgeon Indonesia), reflects our collective commitment to transform the challenges of critical care into opportunities for better outcomes. It underscores the essential role of interdisciplinary synergy—where Neonatologists, Pediatric Intensivists; Surgeons, and Anaesthesiologists unite in a common mission to deliver holistic, evidence-based, and compassionate care.
Through this meeting, we aim not only to update scientific knowledge but also to foster collaborative problem-solving that bridges diverse clinical perspectives. By sharing data, refining protocols, and integrating expertise, we move closer to our shared vision: ensuring that every child and neonate receives the highest standard of care—timely, effective, and patient’s safety.
We extend our deepest gratitude to all distinguished speakers, participants, and sponsors who continue to support this academic journey. May this hybrid forum spark meaningful exchanges, inspire innovation, and strengthen our professional community for the benefit of children across Indonesia and beyond.
Warm regards,
dr. Abdul Latief, Sp.A(K)
“Highlights Interdisciplinary Collaboration Across Neonatologists; Pediatric Intensivists; Pediatric Surgeons;
Pediatric Anesthetists, Implies Join Problem-Solving”
09–10,11-12, 13–14 July 2026
Sheraton Grand Jakarta Gandaria City Hotel
An introduction
The two days conference will host scientific and technical sessions on cutting edge research and latest research innovations in the field of Pediatrics & Neonatal Critical Care in conducting lectures and updated information, meeting with current and potential expertise, and making a splash with new medicine developments, and receive name recognition at this 2-day enchanting program. This is your best opportunity to reach the largest assemblage of participants from the Pediatricians Community.
The national and international collaboration Workshops are also available in pre/post-setting to intense your awareness with comprehensive hands-on management and fruitful clinical experience sharing, assess strategies for early prevention and treatment to meet the goal of optimal quality of life for preterm infants and children.
Organized by collaboration of Pediatric Emergency and Intensive Care (ERIA) and Neonatology Working Group/Indonesian Pediatric Society, and with the endorsement of regional Indonesian Pediatric Society, the annual Indonesian PICU NICU Update has been continuously kept its work force to share its leading clinical and management practice innovations in the field of pediatric and neonates critical care to its growing followers.
The Annual Indonesian PICU NICU Update is your opportunity to enhance your specialty and promote the art and science of pediatric and neonatal intensive care, raising awareness amongst doctors and other allied healthcare professionals in the field. The Annual Indonesian PICU NICU Update gives plenty of opportunities to share views, exchange knowledge and establish collaborations & networking.
By joining this Event we hope the Registrants will get innovative ideas to address a renewed understanding of the vital assessment with clear and aligned definitions of health outcomes in newborn and intervention packages aimed to save lives and improve health in children.