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Academia 3 years ago
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Indonesia can be regional leader in cardiovascular genomics
Cardiovascular genomics research has so far been dominated by Western studies on Caucasian populations, so Indonesia has an opportunity to pioneer this growing field relative to the genetic diversity represented in Southeast Asia.
Society 3 years ago
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BPJS to provide uniform universal health care by 2024
BPJS Kesehatan is seeking to gradually phase out its prevailing three-tiered National Health Insurance hospitalization classes and provide an equitable health service system for all policyholders by 2024, two years later than planned.
National 5 years ago
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Government seeks to implement new JKN service classes for inpatient care
The government is working to implement new categories of inpatient coverage for National Health Insurance (JKN) in 2022, as part of its efforts to restructure benefits for policyholders and ensure the deficit-stricken program’s sustainability.
National 5 years ago
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Dine in or take out?: Officials debate how to curb COVID-19
In a coordination meeting chaired by Coordinating Maritime Affairs and Investment Minister Luhut Pandjaitan, Anies and Doni highlighted the fact that Jakarta’s satellite cities continued to have lax social-distancing rules while Jakarta had imposed stricter measures.
National 5 years ago
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Poor data denies Indonesia's poorest access to JKN
When the COVID-19 pandemic hit Indonesia in March, South Tangerang, Banten, resident Tinto Arianto Wibowo's 2-year-old son's hospital visits became even more frequent, draining him financially. His son had long suffered fevers, coughing and a lump on his neck and hospitals now suspected him of having COVID-19.
