Ikatan Dokter Indonesia (IDI) is the professional organization representing doctors across Indonesia, with a national network of 33 regional bodies and 242 branches. The organization says it has 32,220 members and is affiliated with the Indonesian government through the Ministry of Health. Its vision is to foster doctors who are ethical, independent, and professional, while upholding collegiality. IDI also aims to strengthen medical ethics and cooperation among doctors and contribute to a healthy, dignified society.

IDI supports the medical profession through education, professional development, publications, and organizational activities. Its website features medical journals, including the Journal of the Indonesian Medical Association and the Indonesian Medical Ethics Journal, as well as training and workshops such as systematic article-writing instruction. It shares information about the Indonesian Medical Doctor Competency Examination, continuing medical education, scientific events, and public health initiatives, including a program to teach children about responding to wounds. Through its “IDI Reborn” initiative, the organization describes a commitment to becoming more independent, modern, accountable, collaborative, and responsive in preparing for the future of healthcare in Indonesia.