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Taking JKN for granted
Editorial 7 years ago

Taking JKN for granted

Covering more than 215 million people, it has become the largest single-payer health insurance in the world.
BPJS Kesehatan terminates contracts with dozens of hospitals
City 7 years ago

BPJS Kesehatan terminates contracts with dozens of hospitals

Dozens of hospitals, over 40 of which are in Greater Jakarta, are no longer partners with the Health Care and Social Security Agency (BPJS Kesehatan) because they have yet to receive accreditation from the Hospital Accreditation Committee (KARS).
Low awareness of burnout among medics
Opinion 7 years ago

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Low awareness of burnout among medics

World Health Organization experts define burnout simply as a “state of vital exhaustion”. 
Civil case over chemo drug officially ends in settlement
National 7 years 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-long dispute over the Healthcare and Social Security Agency’s (BPJS Kesehatan) coverage of chemotherapy drug trastuzumab.
Government steps in to bail out BPJS
National 7 years ago

Government steps in to bail out BPJS

BPJS Kesehatan’s deficit is estimated to hit Rp 10.99 trillion this year. 
Transforming health care for all in Indonesia
Opinion 7 years ago

Transforming health care for all in Indonesia

In 2014 WHO revealed that non-communicable diseases accounted for 71 percent of all deaths.
Cancer: When health, wealth or death do us part
Opinion 7 years ago

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Cancer: When health, wealth or death do us part

Cancer accounts for about one in every six deaths worldwide — more than HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria combined.
WHO urges SEA countries to prioritize universal health care
World 8 years ago

WHO urges SEA countries to prioritize universal health care

The World Health Organization (WHO) has called on countries in its South-East Asia region to step up their efforts in achieving universal health coverage to provide their people with quality healthcare services without having to suffer financial difficulties.
Healthcare in US costs 2x as much as other rich nations
Health 8 years ago

Healthcare in US costs 2x as much as other rich nations

The United States spends almost twice as much on healthcare as other rich nations, largely because everything from drugs to devices to doctors' pay simply costs more, researchers said Tuesday.
Palliative care lends a helping hand
Health 8 years ago

Palliative care lends a helping hand

In a high-density neighborhood in North Jakarta, nurse Susi is visiting one of her patients. Dea, not her real name, is 18 months old and HIV positive.  
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