
Jakarta, February 5, 2026 – PT Sysmex Indonesia, in collaboration with PT Quantum Infra Solusindo, PT Saba Indomedika and PT Kristalab Surya Medika, successfully hosted the CEO Forum 2026 at the Four Seasons Hotel Jakarta. The event brought together healthcare leaders and executives to discuss strategies for Navigating a New Era of Healthcare Shaped by Rapid Technological Advancement, Increasing Complexity, and Rising Expectations for Quality Care. Under the theme “A New World of Healthcare Leadership” the forum emphasized the importance of adaptive, innovative, and data-driven leadership in supporting resilient and sustainable healthcare organizations. As healthcare systems evolve, leaders are challenged not only to maintain clinical excellence but also to translate strategic vision into effective and sustainable implementation. The forum was officially opened by Prof. dr. Dante Saksono Harbuwono, Sp.PD-KEMD, Ph.D, Vice Minister of Health of the Republic of Indonesia, who highlighted the importance of aligning national healthcare policies with the readiness of healthcare institutions in supporting Indonesia’s Health Transformation Program. He emphasized that successful healthcare reform depends on leadership capable of translating strategic policy into consistent and sustainable operational implementation. The forum also highlighted the importance of collaboration in supporting healthcare transformation. Sysmex presented innovations in diagnostic technology and automation to enhance laboratory efficiency and accuracy, while Quantum Infra Solusindo introduced Medinfras, a connectivity solution designed to integrate medical devices with hospital information systems. Together, these technologies support more efficient workflows, reduce manual processes, and enable real-time access to clinical data. By combining diagnostic innovation with system integration, healthcare organizations are better equipped to improve operational performance and support data-driven decision-making. Initiatives such as the CEO Forum reflect a shared commitment among healthcare leaders and technology partners to build more connected, adaptive, and sustainable healthcare systems in Indonesia.

The Integration of Medinfras HIS with Terumo Syringe & Infusion Pumps at National Hospital Surabaya Digital transformation in hospitals is no longer limited to electronic documentation. It has evolved into seamless integration with critical medical devices. As part of its commitment to delivering modern, interoperable healthcare solutions, Medinfras officially launched the integration of Medinfras Hospital Information System (HIS) with Terumo Syringe & Infusion Pumps at National Hospital. This milestone marks a significant step toward enhancing patient safety, improving operational efficiency, and ensuring clinical data accuracy—particularly in inpatient wards and intensive care units (ICU). Direct Connectivity to Terumo Syringe & Infusion Pumps Through this integration, Medinfras HIS is now directly connected to syringe and infusion pump devices manufactured by Terumo Corporation. Data from the devices is automatically transmitted into the system in real time, eliminating the need for manual documentation. Key benefits include: Reduced risk of human error in fluid administration records Improved accuracy of infusion rate and volume documentation Real-time clinical data availability for informed decision-making This direct integration supports a safer and more reliable medication and fluid management process. Automated Integration with Intake-Output (I/O) Monitoring Infusion data is automatically synchronized with the Intake-Output (I/O) monitoring feature within Medinfras HIS. As a result: Fluid intake is recorded automatically Fluid balance calculations become more accurate Physicians and nurses can monitor patient conditions in real time This feature is particularly critical for ICU patients and those requiring strict fluid balance monitoring, such as patients with renal or cardiovascular conditions. Smart Pump Monitoring Dashboard at the Nurse Station A key highlight of this integration is the Smart Pump Monitoring Dashboard, strategically located at the nurse station. The dashboard enables nurses to: Monitor all connected syringe & infusion pumps from a centralized interface View real-time infusion rates and remaining volumes Quickly identify devices requiring immediate attention Centralized monitoring enhances workflow efficiency and enables faster response times to clinical needs. Source: patient experience with smart infusion pump video NH, Medinfas, Terumo Proactive Real-Time Alert System To further enhance patient safety and operational responsiveness, thesystem is equipped with automated alerts, including: Notifications when infusion fluids are running low Alerts when fluids are depleted Device malfunction or error notifications Additional configurable clinical alerts These alerts are displayed directly on the monitoring dashboard, allowing medical staff to take prompt action without relying solely on bedside alarm sounds. Enhancing Patient Comfort, Especially in the ICU Beyond operational efficiency, this integration significantly improvespatient experience. With centralized monitoring and proactive alerts at the nurse station: Response times are faster Unnecessary bedside alarm disturbances are minimized ICU patients experience greater comfort and reduced noise disruption This approach ensures that patient care remains both technologically advanced and patient-centered. Medinfras Commitment to Smart Hospital Innovation The successful implementation at National Hospital demonstrates how Medinfras HIS, built on a modern and scalable architecture, enables true interoperability between hospital systems and critical medical devices. Medical device integration is no longer optional—it is a strategic foundation for: Patient Safety Clinical Data Accuracy Operational Efficiency Sustainable Digital Transformation Medinfras remains committed to empowering hospitals with intelligence, connected, and future-ready healthcare ecosystems.