The Indonesian Medical Association, known as Ikatan Dokter Indonesia (IDI), is the professional organization representing doctors across Indonesia. Affiliated with the government through the Ministry of Health, IDI works to advance ethical, independent, and professional medical practice while strengthening collegiality among physicians. Its stated mission also includes supporting a healthy and dignified Indonesian society.

IDI operates through 33 regional organizations and 242 branches, serving a reported membership of 32,220 doctors. Its national structure includes elected and senior leadership, with local networks intended to make organizational services accessible across the country. The association’s website provides information about its organization, regional offices, leadership, activities, and professional resources.

IDI supports medical education and knowledge-sharing through training, workshops, scientific activities, competency-exam information, and medical journals, including the Journal of the Indonesian Medical Association and the Indonesian Medical Ethics Journal. It also promotes continuing medical education and publishes health information for the public. Through its “IDI Reborn” initiative, the organization describes its goal of becoming more independent, modern, accountable, collaborative, and responsive in preparing for the future of healthcare in Indonesia.