Andika, Andika, University of Hang Tuah Surabaya, Indonesia
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Vol 10, No 2: Desember 2024 - Research
The Legal Protection for Independent Practicing Doctors in Providing Telemedicine Services to Patients
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ISSN: 2548-818X
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Language
Keywords
COVID-19, medical B3 waste, masks, medical masks
Competence, Circumcision, Health Law
Health
Health pandemic, Restriction dental services, Ethical and Legal Problems, and Right of Health Services
Information
Legal Protection, Consumers, Business Actors, Buying and Selling Drugs Online
Legal Responsibility, Hospital, Safety Incident, Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP)
Legal responsibility, COVID-19, PPE.
Legality
Nurse knowledge, legal responsibility, medical action and delegation
Technology
Telemedicine.
Tuberculosis, HIV, Health Workers, Role, Countermeasure Management
UKGS, Pandemic Covid 19, Semarang Regency.
delegation of authority, medical action, doctors, nurses, health law.
doctor, law, responsibility and JKN
duties, responsibilities, hazardous and toxic waste, medical waste, midwife's independent practice
implementation, policy, drug management, community health centres
legal protection, pandemic, covid-19, health workers, emergency room
legal responsibility, referral, efforts to save mothers and babies, independent practicing midwives
supervision, medicine distribution, protection of health rights, consumer