2018
DOI: 10.23920/jbmh.v3n1.1
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Quo Vadis “Malpractice” Profesi Dokter Dalam Budaya Hukum Indonesia

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“…However, PID can be claimed as a condition where physicians are responsible for the demand of 'unnecessary' supporting examinations such as advanced medical technology, laboratories, and other additional examinations. This situation may arise from the development of defensive medicine, a distortion of medical care triggered by malpractice suit nowadays (Komalawati, 2018). Physicians try to avoid and defend themselves from the risk of indictment by playing safe and being overly careful by undertaking excessive diagnostic tests to ensure that they will not be charged from medico-legal suits.…”
Section: Defining Physician-induced Demand (Pid)mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…However, PID can be claimed as a condition where physicians are responsible for the demand of 'unnecessary' supporting examinations such as advanced medical technology, laboratories, and other additional examinations. This situation may arise from the development of defensive medicine, a distortion of medical care triggered by malpractice suit nowadays (Komalawati, 2018). Physicians try to avoid and defend themselves from the risk of indictment by playing safe and being overly careful by undertaking excessive diagnostic tests to ensure that they will not be charged from medico-legal suits.…”
Section: Defining Physician-induced Demand (Pid)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Further, it is essential to remember that this asymmetry of information is protected and bridged by informed consent from the legal aspect (Komalawati, 2018) (Pugh, 2020). It is clear that all the doctor's suggestions do not have to be approved by the patient.…”
Section: Looking At the Cause Of Pid: Asymmetry Informationmentioning
confidence: 99%
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