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Academia 1 year ago

PREMIUM
Recruiting more doctors: A solution, or creating new problems?

Before rushing to create policies based on the "doctor emergency" narrative, the government should verify and streamline data on physician numbers and other relevant factors as well as involve medical organizations to identify the actual issues for effective solutions.

Archipelago 1 year ago

Family of deceased medical resident demands police detain suspects

Aulia's family filed a detention request with the Central Java Police in Semarang on Thursday, two days after the police named the suspects.

Academia 1 year ago

PREMIUM
The danger of antimicrobial resistance and how to tackle it

All the breakthroughs in scientific research will be utterly futile unless accompanied by a shift in public behavior concerning antibiotics.

Society 2 years ago

IDI pushes for changes to PPDS system to tackle bullying

IDI pushes for cultural change to address bullying of residents in PPDS scheme.

Asia & Pacific 2 years ago

Indian hospitals hit as doctors strike to protest rape, murder of medic

India's government introduced sweeping changes to the criminal justice system, including tougher sentences, after the Delhi gang-rape, but campaigners say little has changed.

Academia 2 years ago

PREMIUM
Indonesia's health sector: A five-year progress evaluation

Reviewing the lack of progress in meeting the national health targets over the past five year shows that the next government must do more in promotion and funding to improve health development in Indonesia.

Academia 2 years ago

PREMIUM
Expensive medicines in Indonesia? It's just not true

The "expensive medicine" trope has again resurfaced in headlines across the country, when the fact of the matter is that Indonesians have many, many options when it comes to buying medicines, from branded imports to locally produced generic drugs.

Editorial 2 years ago

Doctors know no borders

The ministry argued the foreign doctors may help solve the shortage of health professionals facing Indonesian hospitals.

Editorial 3 years ago

More foreign doctors won’t hurt

There should be more doctors outside of big cities to ensure better access to good health services in rural areas.

Academia 3 years ago

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Gearing up for life after the pandemic; the health reform we need

By providing a supportive regulatory environment, Indonesia will attract increased inward R&D investment, galvanize government and private sector collaboration and encourage local innovation.

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