Online Health Consultation Services In Indonesia  Law Perspective

Herawati, Tiwuk; Herwastoeti, Herwastoeti; Isrok, Mohammad

doi:10.4108/eai.1-7-2020.2303667

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“…Provisions for safety and security of ionizing radiation equipment in the 􀅫ield of radiology, the head of the hospital, the head of the radiology room, who is in charge of radiation safety, permits the holder to provide personnel as stipulated in BAPETEN regulation no. 8 of 2011 Article 11b, according to the type of ionizing beam used and the purpose of use (Herawati, Herwastoeti, & Isrok, 2021). The safety of radiation workers must be in accordance with existing SOPs and try not to repeat the x-rays to avoid overexposure.…”

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Juridic review of legal protection for health personnel in radiology in relationship with legal assurance

Giwanatara¹,

Hendrawan²

2021

J. adv. humanit. soc. sci.

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This research aims to highlight the sensitive and critical issue of exposure to radiation by health workers in general and speci􀅫ically in Indonesia. The high use of radiation for medical personnel is the second largest contributor of radiation sources that we receive, which, in addition to providing bene􀅫its, can also cause harm to health workers. Therefore, radiology services must pay attention to radiation safety aspects according to Bapeten Regulation No. 8 of 2011 on the safety of using diagnostic radiological X-rays. The fact that the use of ionizing radiation source equipment is still mostly done by hospitals, whether it's due to the lack of education and the quality of human resources, the human error factor, or the sudden damage to the ionizing radiation device, is unknown. A comprehensive review technique was used to gather and content analyzes of the literature, and by applying the normative juridical method, results revealed a legal gap in the regulatory framework of health services that need to be improved through legislation. This review research suggests key policy and practice insights and future research directions.

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Section: Implications For Policy Directionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Juridic review of legal protection for health personnel in radiology in relationship with legal assurance

Giwanatara¹,

Hendrawan²

2021

J. adv. humanit. soc. sci.

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“…Applicable legal provisions are very important when conducting treatment transactions through online clinics. As shown in Law Number 36 of 2009 concerning Health, online clinics and conventional health services are closely related to each other (Herawati et al, 2021). However, the Health Law does not provide a clear description of internet-based health services or telemedicine.…”

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Therapeutic Transactions for Medical Services through Online Clinics on A Legal Perspective

Indraswari,

Sutrisno,

Maulida

et al. 2023

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The development of digitalization of almost all aspects of modern life, including healthcare, has been influenced by the use of technology. Health is very important for everyone, no matter age, socioeconomic status, or other factors. The current digital age in the provision of medical services through virtual clinics has grown rapidly. However, the existence of online clinics creates unclear legal regulations for therapeutic transactions, which can have potentially adverse legal repercussions for patients. Patients can file lawsuits against online clinics and healthcare professionals involved if there is an error in diagnosis or treatment. Therapeutic transactions consist of medication, diagnosis and medical treatment. But in online clinics, there is debate about the legality and ethics of these therapeutic transactions. Some of the problems that arise in therapeutic transactions through online clinics include the inability to perform physical examinations, medical data security issues, and the inability to track patient histories. The method used to assess is doctrinal (normative juridical), considering the concept of law as written law, which is made by local government regulations. The results showed that Health Law Number 36 of 2009 concerning Health and Article 1320 of the Civil Code, which regulates the legal terms of an agreement, can be used to assess the validity of therapeutic transactions carried out in online clinics. The research findings also show that fulfillment of the requirements of Health Law Number 36 of 2009 must include the responsibility of patients who receive medical care through online clinics. To optimize their services on online clinic platforms such as the Cirebon City Health Office, health service providers and health practitioners such as doctors, medical personnel, and other health workers use this platform. These organizers must consider Health Law Number 36 of 2009, which covers medical practice standards, telemedicine patient privacy, and a doctor's license or License to Practice. In addition, special policies must be made by the central government and the Cirebon City Health Office to provide clear legal protection for patients who receive medical services through online clinics when conducting medical transactions.

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“…There are no globally agreed definitions for the nomenclature used to designate various medical services supplied via the internet [9]. Teleconsultation [10], [11], e-Visit [12], [13], e-Consultation [14], [15], video consultation [16]- [18], or online medical consultation [19]- [23] are some of the terms used to describe internet consultations. The term eVisit is more commonly used in the United States.…”

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Online medical consultation: covid-19 system using software object-oriented approach

2021

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The internet has been a source of medical information, it has been used for online medical consultation (OMC). OMC is now offered by many providers internationally with diverse models and features. In OMC, consultations and treatments are available 24/7. The covid-19 pandemic across-the-board, many people unable to go to hospital or clinic because the spread of the virus. This paper tried to answer two research questions. The first one on how the OMC can help the patients during covid-19 pandemic. A literature review was conducted to answer the first research question. The second one on how to develop system in OMC related to covid-19 pandemic. The system was developed by Visual Studio 2019 using software object-oriented approach. Online expert review was conducted within 6 experts from health and academic industry to verify the model. Also, the system was validated by 11 users from heath and academic industry to confirm its usability. The statistical package for social science (SPSS 22) was used to analyze the collected data. The result of expert review confirmed that covid-19 system can help the patients. Also, the validity of the system was confirmed by 11 users from health and academic industry.

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Online Health Consultation Services In Indonesia Law Perspective

Cited by 4 publications

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Juridic review of legal protection for health personnel in radiology in relationship with legal assurance

Juridic review of legal protection for health personnel in radiology in relationship with legal assurance

Therapeutic Transactions for Medical Services through Online Clinics on A Legal Perspective

Online medical consultation: covid-19 system using software object-oriented approach

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