ABOUT NURSING

Colonial Era : 1799-1942 Nursing: The first hospital, Binnen Hospital in Jakarta, was established in 1799, initially serving Dutch staff and soldiers. 

British Influence: Under the British, health care expanded to include the treatment of prisoners and focused on smallpox and mental health.

Dutch Colonial Period: The Dutch established more hospitals, particularly in Jakarta, and began formal nursing education in 1900, with a three-year program leading to certified Mantri Nurses. 

Focus on Technical Skills: Early Indonesian nurses focused on technical aspects of care, with the nursing process added to curricula in 1986

Persatuan Perawat Nasional Indonesia (PPNI), the Indonesian National Nurses Association (PPNI), which was born as a professional organization on March 17, 1974, was present as a forum for the struggle to improve the professionalism and welfare of nurses. Before 1974, the nursing organization in Indonesia had developed rapidly in line with its era. Since the colonial era, Indonesian nurses have existed along with the existence of the Vpabst Resident Hospital (1819) in Batavia, which at that time changed to Stadsverband (1919) and changed to CBZ (Central Burgerlijke Zieken Inrichting) in the Salemba area, which is currently RSCM. Along with the changing times and advances in information technology in the field of health services, the professionalism of nurses has been increasingly improved

Mayapada Hospital has grown along with the development of the times and technology and has responded to the expectations of the people of Indonesia and the global community. We provide professional nursing services