But now AI has thrown gasoline on an already reckless industry. Examples include algorithms that have been trained on patient records without informed consent and clinicians...
The health of rural populations is closely linked to the nation's overall development. Healthy communities are more productive, children attend school regularly, and families are better...
There should be no conflict in Indonesia between protecting doctors or protecting patients: it simply lacks the courage to clearly and publicly define "minimal risk," "significant...
The Australian example reveals that codification can limit crazy damages while also increasing corporate liability by embedding standards of duty, breach, and causation in its institutions...
Nigeria cannot continue expecting clinicians to lead both curative and preventive healthcare while struggling to meet the country’s enormous clinical demands. The nation’s mortality statistics have...
On a Dangerous Delusion: Indonesia is constructing a health law regime under the illusion than it can punish every adverse medical result without first defining where risk leaves...
What happens in many countries nowadays is cosmetic consent: lengthy forms, hasty signatures, formalistic scripted explanations. If the law continues to regard this charade as adequate...
Clinics that have corporate rights, bear corporate responsibilities. That means talking about clinics in terms of legal liability not as the secondary thought; setting clear, direct...
The choice is stark. Indonesia can either amend clinic liability now, clearly, coherently, and courageously or accept a health system with damage as status quo, accountability...
Research has also shown that many men have never openly discussed their mental health because they fear judgment or being seen as weak. Financial pressure, work-related...