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Academia 1 year ago
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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.
Science & Tech 4 years ago
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How we can do better: PeduliLindungi should be doing more
"How We Can Do Better" is a new column that takes a close look at various innovations and developments across different industries and the ways they could be improved. In our inaugural installment, we delve into the official COVID-19 tracking app, PeduliLindungi.
Indonesia 4 years ago
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Indonesia threatens tariffs, scaled back imports to spur domestic health industry
Senior cabinet minister Luhut Pandjaitan laments Indonesia's continued overreliance on health equipment imports and has repeatedly called for local manufacturers to fulfill domestic demand.
National 5 years ago
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COVID-19 drives people away from contraceptives
Fewer people are using, or continuing to use contraceptives as health facilities have suspended some of their services and as people avoid them over fear of contracting the virus. The most widely used contraceptive methods -- pills and injections -- require acceptors to visit health facilities once every one or three months.
City 5 years ago
From official residences to low-cost apartments, Jakarta transforms into isolation city
Jakarta officials have scoured the city for potential isolation houses to anticipate a lack of facilities, as the number of cases still climbs in the capital despite weak government claims of a leveling off in the rate of COVID-19 infections.
