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4. Special attention is a concern that must be given to victims ' witnesses who have special needs in the implementation of the compensation grant.

5. Participation is the propotional position of the victim's witness stand to express his opinion on the technical, shape, and subject of the service of the treatment of medical services that will or is being given.

6. Justice is the fulfillment of a sense of justice for victims ' witnesses in accordance with the rights and the position in accordance with the UndangInvite and other general principles in the implementation of the granting of protection.

7. Legal certainty is the legal guarantee of both the substance and the procedure in the exercise of medical care related to the rights and position of the victim's witness.

8. Ease and clarity, the meaning in giving LPSK suppressor also pays attention to easy access to victims and clarity in the implementation of suppressor

9. Secrets are the results of psychosocial studies on victims of secret. IV.

IV. Law Basic

1. Act Number 26 of the Year 2000 about the Court of Human Rights;

2. Act No. 29 of 2004 on the Practice of Medicine;

3. Law No. 13 of 2006 on Witness Protection and Victims;

4. Law No. 36 of the Year 2009 on Health;

5. Government Regulation No. 3 of 2002 on Compensation, Restitution, and Rehabilitation of the Victims of a Heavy Human Rights Violation;

6. Government Regulation No. 44 of 2008 on the Giving of Compensation, Restitution, and Assistance to the Witnesses and Victims;

7. Health Minister Regulation No. 749a of the Year 1989 on Medical Records;

8. Regulations of the Witness Protection Agency and the Victim Number 4 of 2009 on the Operational Standards of Medical Assistance Procedure and Psychosocial;

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9. Witness Protection Agency and Victim Number 1 of the Year 2011 on Protective Services Guidelines on Witness Protection agencies and Victims (State Gazette Indonesia Year 2011 Number 207); and

10. Witness Protection Agency and Victim Number 1 of the Year 2012 on the Tata Manner Implementation Investigation.

V. Scope Of The Checkpoint

1. Medical examination aims to determine the feasibility and timeframe in the granting of medical assistance, including mental health.

2. Psychosocial examination aims to determine the viability and timeframe in the granting of psychosocial rehabilitation assistance.

VI. Understanding

1. A victim is a person or group of people who experience the suffering of both physical, mental or emotional, economic losses, or suffering neglect, reduction or appropriation of basic rights, as a result of human rights abuses. The heavy ones, including the victim are his heirs;

2. Help applicants are victims of severe human rights violations and families, which may apply for assistance to LPSK;

3. The Admissions Division of the Witness Protection Agency and its subsequent victims abbreviated as DPP LPSK is a division of the LPSK responsible for receiving protection requests from the public or from authorized officials.

4. The heavy human rights violations in the Guidelines are Crimes against Humanity set by the Komnas HAM;

5. Assistance is the service given to the Victims and/or Witness by the LPSK in the form of medical assistance and psychosocial rehabilitation assistance.

6. Medical assistance is a form of aid services that LPSK provides for medical care needs by doctors or other experts associated with medical services to victims given by LPSK in the form of medical measures which corresponds to the victim ' s condition, including mental health;

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7. Psychosocial assistance is a form of aid services that LPSK provides with regard to psychological and social recovery needs by psychologists, psychiatrists, social workers or other related experts to restore psychosocial conditions;

8. An examination is a set of actions to conduct an analysis in order to determine whether or not to provide assistance to the victim;

9. The report is the result of an analysis team analysis that includes the conclusion of medical and psychosocial checks;

10. Medical Emergency Action is an act committed to address the issue of urgency and medical brilliance.

11. Medical urgency is a medical service that is immediate and is required to quickly be addressed immediately to the victim for the victim's life rescue (critical);

12. Medical emergency is a condition in which emergency assistance is required for a medical condition including psychiatric, which is seriously threatening the physical condition of the victim, but it is not life threatening.

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THE SECOND PART

THE SCOPE AND THE EXAMINATION INSTRUMENT

I. Scope For Help

1. The scope of medical and psychosocial assistance includes:

a. Medical, medical treatment, including mental health

b. Psychosocial, social support, skill, education, employment and psychological support (e.g., distraction).

2. Based on the 2009 LPSK Regulation No. 4, Medical Services are:

a. The scope of medical assistance includes four medical response responses that will be provided:

1) Response I: Medical Emergency Services Medical Care;

2) Response II: Emergency Services Medical Emergence Service;

3) Response III: Care Service stay;

4) Response IV: outpatient service.

b. In medical services, the category of urgency is aNo. 13 of 2006 on Witness Protection and Victims (subsequently called Act 13/2006) is a form of service given to witness victims suffering from pain. which includes physical, psychic and economic losses, in which the given process is determined by the process of screening the application by the Witness Protection and Victims Protection Agency (LPSK).

II. Guideline and Guide Purpose

1. Meeting the need for operational technical guidance for LPSK officers in conducting medical examinations including psychosis and psychosocial to victims of severe human rights violations.

2. Provide an assessment of medical conditions, including psychiatric and psychosocial physical and psychic human rights violations victims of severe human rights violations in order to provide an assessment of the recommendations and actions to be performed.

3. Optimize the LPSK service in order to be exercised in an orderly mthoscope.

h. Camera.

i. Photo paper.

j. Emergency medicine

k. Cable rolled.

l. The required form/instrument.

m. And so forth, according to the need.

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THIRD PART

PROCEDURE CHECKS

I. Stage of Documents Examination

Recipient Requests analysis of the application on the terms of the formyl and material requests for medical assistance and psychosocial rehabilitation. As for the terms of the aid request as follows:

a. Request in writing;

b. The applicant ' s identity (full name, gender, place and date of birth, marital status, employment, address, contact number);

c. The request was supplemented by a letter from Komnas HAM that the petitioner was a victim of a heavy Human Rights violation;

d. Description of the heavy human rights violations (chronological);

e. Forms of assistance requested: medical or psychosocial or both of both;

f. The photocopy of human rights violations in case of human rights violations has been decided by a court which has obtained a fixed legal force (if obtained);

g. Family relations certificate, if assistance is submitted by family (Family Card);

h. Special power mail, if assistance is submitted by the Victim's Power or Family Power; and

i. Medical record/psychological record (if any).

II. Check Stage

1. The steps to do the job are to include:

a. Once the file is declared complete, the DPP will determine the examination time (assessment).

b. The Assessment team is customized to the Human Resources standard in this SOP.

c. The number of doctors/psychiatry/psychologists is adjusted to the number of petitioners.

Every 1 (one) medical person and/or psychologist who is in charge, the maximum can conduct an assessment of 7 (seven) the applicant per day.

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d. The timing of the assessment is adjusted to the applicant number.

e. Doctors/psychiatry/psychologists conduct assessments based on the standard of examination and standar\assessment according to the ones that have been specified in this SOP.

f. The assessment place is performed at a location by collecting the applicant to be adapted to the proximity of the geographic area.

g. In the event the applicant cannot be present at the designated location, the Assessment Team is required to come to the applicant's location.

2.Tahapan the medical-psychosocial repressor:

a. Stage screening by using: psychosocial and psychological clinical instruments.

b. Special examination stage: by using: clinical psychiatry, test special talent and personality.

c. Emergency intervention that includes basic counseling, psychological medical, drug and psychotherapy.

d. Report and Recommend recommendation.

III. Assessment Results In Assessment Results

1. After medical and/or psychological assessment, physicians/psychiatry/psychiatry are required to submit reports of results of assessments no later than 5 (five) days of work to the DPP LPSK-based responsibations.

2. The DPP is required to appoint a staff to prepare a treatise on a request that is considered a consideration in a plenary session no later than 3 (3) days after receiving reports of medical and/or psychological assessment results.

IV. Special Conditions

1. In particular, special conditions include:

a. The applicant requires immediate and necessary medical services to be immediately addressed to the victim for the rescue of the victim's life (critical) as well as in medical services for the conditions in which emergency assistance is required to a The medical, psychic, real-real serious threat is threatening the physical condition of the victim but not life threatening.

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b. The conditions of the urgency correspond to the doctor/shrink/psychologist's assessment.

c. Special situations that require immediate handling.

d. In terms of the medical team/team assessment is not yet available,

e. In the situation there has not been an agreement (from the plenary meeting) to provide assistance.

2. In the case of the applicant in accordance with the above conditions, the applicant may immediately obtain medical and psychological treatment by the way the Team is required to immediately submit a minimum approval of 3 (three) members of the commissioners to perform the condition's handling of the condition. emergency.

3. To accelerate the handling process, consent can be made through the means of communication (phone, email, sms, etc.) that are required to be poured in writing after handling emergency conditions.

4. The term of the handling of emergency conditions is adjusted to the need.

V. Examination conclusions

1. The conclusion of the results of the results of a mandatory examination lists at least:

a lack of information. Medical diagnosis.-A psychiatric diagnosis.

b. Recommended handling.

c. Referral.

2. Medical handling/Recommend handling.

a. Medical Help.

b. Social Rehabilitation Assistance

c. Psychological assistance: Simple counseling of special Intervention (group therapy, CBT, EMDR) and psychiatric medical counseling.

3. The report format contains

a. The conclusion of the assessment of medical conditions includes mental health.

b. The results of the lab examination results.

c. The conclusion of the assessment of psychosocial conditions.

4. Signed by a physician/psychiatrist/related psychologist.

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VI. Monitoring and Evaluation

1. The admission division is mandatory for monitoring and evaluation of:

a. examination execution constraint;

b. SOP implementation constraint;

c. Execution of a report (pre-referral);

d. Referral therapy (post referrals);

e. Audit the report (pre and post) by taking random sampling.

2. This monitoring and evaluation is performed at least one time in three (three) months,

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V. Check Tools.

To ease checks, improve professional and inspection accuracy, then need to prepare the main support equipment, namely:

a. Laptop.

b. Portable printer.

c. Office stationery.

d. Digital thermometer.

e. Digital tensimeter (adjusted to standart maintenance).

f. Mini laboratory portable

g. Ste