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Academia 8 months ago

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Medical collegia, professionalism and the threat of an overreaching state

The autonomy of medical collegia is vital for maintaining professional standards to ensure the delivery of reliable, quality health services in Indonesia.

Editorial 10 months ago

Keep rotten doctors away

The West Java cases also put a spotlight on what experts call structural and psychological gaps in the safety and protection of women.

Academia 1 year ago

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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.

Academia 1 year ago

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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.

Academia 2 years ago

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Stop the systematic killing of civilians in Gaza

The conflict in Gaza has seen violations of international humanitarian law on several occasions with attacks on healthcare facilities combined with the Israeli government-imposed siege.

Academia 2 years ago

Stealing the show from the Indonesian Hospital in Gaza

President Jokowi and his foreign minister displayed an attitude of "looking down" when the President announced plans to send the first batch of aid to Gaza.

Society 2 years ago

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Health Ministry to set up independent body to probe malpractice claims

The Health Ministry is to form an independent board to better protect health professionals from malpractice litigation, in line with the new Health Law.

Society 2 years ago

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Omnibus health bill better protects doctors but leaves patients 'more vulnerable'

The government has claimed that the omnibus bill on health could better protect doctors, but Ombudsman Indonesia warned that the proposed legislation leaves a lot to be desired in terms of protecting patients against medical malpractice.

Academia 3 years ago

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To protect tomorrow, diabetes education is key

Diabetes disproportionately affects middle-income countries like Indonesia, where the health expenditure will add another burden to the already-overstretched health system.

Health 3 years ago

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Everyone’s sorrow: Families of dementia patients share their highs and lows

Families of dementia patients open up about the never-ending challenges of caregiving.

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PREMIUM Medical collegia, professionalism and the threat of an overreaching state

Keep rotten doctors away

PREMIUM The danger of antimicrobial resistance and how to tackle it

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

PREMIUM Stop the systematic killing of civilians in Gaza