Dier participated in the 2015 Indonesian National Inspection Conference.
Release Date:
2015-04-15
Indonesia comprises approximately 17,508 islands, making it the world’s largest archipelagic nation. With a population exceeding 248 million, it ranks fourth globally, behind only China, India, and the United States. This massive population places significant demand on the development of hospital infrastructure and medical equipment. In April 2015, the Indonesian National Clinical Laboratory Conference, organized by the Indonesian Ministry of Health, was held in Jakarta. For the first time, the Ministry designated clinical microbiology as the central theme of the conference, aiming to highlight the critical importance of clinical microbiology laboratories and to enable laboratory professionals and researchers across Indonesia to acquire knowledge of diagnostic techniques, quality control measures, and standard operating procedures in this field, thereby strengthening…
Indonesia consists of approximately 17508 It consists of islands and is the world’s largest archipelagic nation. , Population exceeds 2.48 hundred million , It ranks fourth globally, behind China, India, and the United States. The country’s massive population base generates a strong demand for the development of hospital infrastructure and medical equipment.

2015 year 4 In [month], the National Field Inspection Conference of Indonesia, organized by the Indonesian Ministry of Health, was held in Jakarta.
The Indonesian Ministry of Health has, for the first time, designated clinical microbiology as a key topic at the Clinical Laboratory Conference, with the aim of highlighting the critical role of clinical microbiology laboratories. This initiative seeks to enable clinical laboratory professionals and researchers across Indonesia to acquire in-depth knowledge of clinical microbiological testing methods, quality control practices, and standard operating procedures, thereby strengthening the development and capacity of microbiology laboratories nationwide.
From across Indonesia 33 Officials, experts, and scholars from a certain administrative region, approximately 300 People are attending.

Dill Taking this as an opportunity, The International Division and local after-sales technical service personnel made a strong showing, showcasing the company’s flagship products—the fully automated blood culture system and the bacterial identification and antimicrobial susceptibility testing system. They worked closely with the Indonesian Ministry of Health to provide attendees with comprehensive training materials on clinical microbiology and actively shared hands-on expertise in clinical microbiological techniques.

Dier’s products are easy to operate, and their analytical testing is benchmarked against the latest CLSI guidelines. Features such as automated drug‑use recommendations based on ABCU groups align closely with Indonesia’s healthcare context, earning high recognition from the Indonesian Ministry of Health and clinical practitioners across the country.

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