The Indonesian Medical Association (Ikatan Dokter Indonesia, or IDI) is the professional organization representing doctors across Indonesia. It aims to foster ethical, independent, and professional physicians while strengthening collegiality and contributing to a healthy, dignified society. The association works through a broad national network, reported as 33 regional organizations and 242 branches, serving more than 32,000 members. Its leadership and organizational structure support coordination among doctors and local chapters, with an emphasis on collaboration and professional development.

IDI provides information and resources for the medical community, including scientific activities, training, workshops, and continuing medical education partnerships. Its website features medical journals and publications, such as the Journal of the Indonesian Medical Association and the Journal of Indonesian Medical Ethics, alongside updates on professional events and the Indonesian Medical Doctor Competency Examination. It also shares health information for the public, including material on reproductive health and early screening. Through its “IDI Reborn” initiative, the organization describes its goal of becoming more independent, modern, accountable, and effective in preparing for the future of medicine in Indonesia.