The Medicine and Health Section (Sidokkes) of the Berau Police has reaffirmed its commitment to maintaining the stamina and health of personnel through routine medical services at the Berau Police Clinic. The activities, which have been running since this morning, target the entire police family, including civil servants (ASN), retired officers, and active police members along with their families.
Led directly by the Head of the Medicine and Health Section (Kasi Dokkes) of the Berau Police, this service involves a professional medical team consisting of police health workers and work partners. Some of the healthcare professionals on duty include Dr. Mawar M, Dr. Abdul Djabbar Kareem, and dentist Adeva Rizki Hutama Mudhar Putra, supported by other competent nursing and pharmaceutical staff.
In its implementation, Sidokkes provides access to the General Clinic as well as the Maternal and Child Health/Family Planning (MCH/FP) Clinic to address diverse health needs. It was recorded that several personnel received intensive care, including dental health services, which were the focus of today's activities. This step is a preventive measure to ensure that all police members remain fit and ready to optimally perform their duties of service to the community.
The Head of the Berau Police Medicine and Health Section emphasized that the consistency of this service reflects the professional and humanistic spirit of the police in caring for the welfare of its members. The entire series of health procedures implemented went orderly and smoothly, ensuring that every patient received proper treatment in accordance with applicable medical standards.
