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Exception demanded for military in national healthcare scheme
National 1 month ago

Exception demanded for military in national healthcare scheme

Military personnel should be allowed to bypass the national healtcare scheme's referral system f...
Ensure right to health data protection for citizens
Opinion 1 month ago

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Ensure right to health data protection for citizens

A new era is coming. In addition to the presidential and legislative elections, the country has targ...
Taking JKN for granted
Editorial 1 month ago

Taking JKN for granted

Covering more than 215 million people, it has become the largest single-payer health insurance in th...
BPJS drops coverage for sex abuse victims
National 1 month ago

BPJS drops coverage for sex abuse victims

The decision is stipulated under Presidential Regulation (Perpres) No. 82/2018 on the JKN, which was...
BPJS Ketenagakerjaan supervisor resigns amid sexual abuse allegation
National 1 month ago

BPJS Ketenagakerjaan supervisor resigns amid sexual abuse allegation

The alleged victim said she once almost ended her life because of the alleged sexual assault.
JKN should shift focus from curative to preventive programs
Opinion 1 month ago

JKN should shift focus from curative to preventive programs

The National Health Insurance (JKN) has run for four years and become the backbone of the country&rs...
Civil case over chemo drug officially ends in settlement
National 4 months ago

Civil case over chemo drug officially ends in settlement

A breast cancer patient has reached a peaceful settlement with the government after a three-month-lo...
Sustainable health care
Editorial 4 months ago

Sustainable health care

By early next year, all Indonesians would have access to health care at very low premiums.
BPJS removes chemotherapy drug to patients' dismay
National 6 months ago

BPJS removes chemotherapy drug to patients' dismay

“Without this medicine, my wife can survive only 1.5 years."
Transforming health care for all in Indonesia
Opinion 7 months ago

Transforming health care for all in Indonesia

In 2014 WHO revealed that non-communicable diseases accounted for 71 percent of all deaths.
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