Pharmacoepidemiology
Population-level evaluation of medicine use, outcomes, and real-world patterns.
Independent research initiative
Pharmalethia is an independent research initiative in Indonesia focused on pharmacoepidemiology, pharmacovigilance, HIV and Infectious Diseases, and population health.
About
Pharmalethia is based in Sanggau, West Kalimantan, Indonesia. Its work focuses on medicine use and safety, epidemiology, and population-level health data, with an emphasis on transparent and reproducible analysis.
The name combines Pharma and Alethia, reflecting a commitment to revealing meaningful evidence from population-level medicine-use data.
Legal & registration
Pharmalethia operates under PT Titian Nalar Saujana, a legal entity registered with the Ministry of Law of the Republic of Indonesia, and is registered in BRIN’s SeBaRiS as a private research institution.
Research
Population-level evaluation of medicine use, outcomes, and real-world patterns.
Post-marketing safety research and descriptive analysis of medicine safety data.
Surveillance trends, prevention, testing, and geographic inequalities in Indonesia.
Secondary-data research on disease patterns, health-system capacity, and subnational variation.
Selected projects
Ongoing
A mixed-methods study examining knowledge, attitudes, and willingness to use PrEP in Indonesia.
Ongoing
A post-marketing analysis focused on reported safety patterns following lenacapavir use.
Ongoing
A nationwide longitudinal ecological analysis of subnational variation in reported HIV and AIDS notifications.
Ongoing
A provincial analysis of AIDS notifications and injecting drug use–related AIDS patterns over time.
Ongoing
An analysis of provincial differences in HIV testing coverage during pregnancy and progress toward elimination targets.
Publications
2026 · Tropical Medicine & International Health
Kristian Kalvin Sigalingging
2021 · Patient Preference and Adherence
Anna Wahyuni Widayanti, Kristian Kalvin Sigalingging, Furi Patriana Dewi, Niken Nur Widyakusuma
Articles & insights

Fact series
Effective antiretroviral therapy supports individual health and, when viral suppression is maintained, also helps prevent sexual transmission of HIV.

Fact series
A concise overview of PrEP, who it may benefit, key follow-up considerations, and the current implementation context in Indonesia.
People

Pharmacist · Founder & Researcher
Research interests include pharmacoepidemiology, pharmacovigilance, HIV epidemiology, infectious diseases, and population health.
Contact
For research collaboration, project enquiries, or general correspondence, contact Pharmalethia by email. You can also connect through LinkedIn.