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Tinjauan Aspek Bioetika Terhadap Pemulasaraan Jenazah COVID-19 di Indonesia Liauw Djai Yen; Yuliana Yosephine; Elizabeth Ameilia Dewi; Jonathan Mark Yobel; Gracia Rachel; Carlin Owen Nikolaus
Jurnal Etika Kedokteran Indonesia Vol 5, No 2 (2021): VOL 5, NO 2 (2021)
Publisher : Majelis Kehormatan Etik Indonesia PBIDI

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Abstrak Virus Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 2 (SARSCoV-2) merupakan etiologi dari Coronavirus Disease-2019 (COVID-19). Penyakit COVID-19 menyebabkan berbagai macam gejala pada manusia, mulai dari derajat ringan hingga berat dan sering menyebabkan kematian. Penyebaran dari virus SARS-CoV-2 sangat cepat sehingga membuat angka kejadian dan kematian akibat COVID-19 masih terus mengalami peningkatan. Hal ini juga terjadi di Indonesia dan menyebabkan pemerintah Indonesia membuat regulasi baru, terutama dalam hal pemulasaraan dan pemakaman jenazah COVID-19 yang harus dilakukan sesuai protokol kesehatan dalam rangka pencegahan penularan COVID-19. Regulasi yang dibuat di Indonesia sering menyebabkan kontroversi di masyarakat karena dianggap tidak sesuai dengan tradisi dan ajaran agama yang dianut masyarakat Indonesia. Berdasarkan aspek bioetika, pemulasaraan dan pemakaman jenazah COVID-19 tetap dilakukan sesuai dengan agama dan adat yang dianut oleh jenazah dengan tetap menerapkan protokol kesehatan demi kebaikan bersama. Berbagai kontroversi yang timbul di masyarakat Indonesia disebabkan karena kurangnya penyampaian edukasi yang baik terhadap masyarakat Indonesia terutama karena Indonesia terdiri dari beragam budaya dan agama yang sudah berpuluh-puluh tahun dianut dan harus mengalami perubahan di masa pandemi COVID-19.Abstract Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) is the etiology of Coronavirus Disease-2019 (COVID-19). COVID-19 causes various symptoms in humans, ranging from mild to severe degrees and often causes death. The spread of the SARS-CoV-2 virus is so rapid that the incidence and mortality from COVID-19 continue to increase. It also happened in Indonesia and caused the Indonesian government to make new regulations, especially in the management of death and burial of COVID-19’s corpses to do the appropriate medical protocols to prevent the transmission of COVID-19. Regulations made in Indonesia often cause controversy in the community because they are considered not in accordance with the traditions and religious principles of the Indonesian people. Based on the bioethical aspect, the management of death and burial of COVID-19’s corpses will continue to be done in accordance with the religion and customs adopted by the corpse while still implementing health protocols for the common good. Various controversies have arisen in Indonesian society due to the lack of delivery of a good education to the people of Indonesia, especially since Indonesia consists of diverse cultures and religions that have been practiced for decades and must undergo a change in the COVID-19 pandemic.
Pandangan Bioetik pada Penghentian Terapi Penunjang Hidup dalam Perawatan Paliatif Agrevina Ane Lukito; Gabriel Tandecxi; Celine Aprillia Hartawan; Clarissa Frances Mandita Putri; Elisabeth Eileen Santoso; Farrel Zefanya R. Hartoyo; Nathalie Cynthia; Novia; Stephanie Aurelia Wirawan; Valentino; Liauw Djai Yen
Indonesian Journal of Legal and Forensic Sciences Vol. 15 No. 1 (2025): Indonesian Journal of Legal and Forensic Sciences
Publisher : Universitas Udayana

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The advancements in modern medicine and current medical technology have extended life expectancy and altered the natural norms of death. However, dilemmas can arise in cases where patients show no positive response or significant improvement in their condition, thus rendering treatment deemed futile. One solution is to discontinue life-sustaining therapy, a decision made by the physician or with the consent of the patients and their families. Such circumstances can increase moral, ethical, and legal burdens. Hence, this research is conducted to reaffirm the rights of patients and their families and provide more detailed legal guidance to responsible physicians. This is a literature review. References used are literature from journal articles published at national and international levels, spanning publications in English and Indonesian. In clinical practice, considerations in decision-making or discontinuation of life-sustaining therapy must be accompanied by multidisciplinary collaboration among several doctors, patients, and patient families. The ethics involved in discontinuing life sustaining therapy are highly complex, thus requiring extensive deliberation in assessing medical rationale accurately and the applicable laws in a region or country. Effectively navigating the complexities surrounding the initiation or cessation of life sustaining interventions requires multidisciplinary collaboration involving healthcare professionals, patients, and their families. Furthermore, a profound understanding of medical and ethical aspects is essential to mitigate potential conflicts and legal ramifications.
Co-Authors Agrevina Ane Lukito Carlin Owen Nikolaus Celine Aprillia Hartawan Clarissa Frances Mandita Putri Elisabeth Eileen Santoso Elizabeth Ameilia Dewi Farrel Zefanya R. Hartoyo Gabriel Tandecxi Gracia Rachel Jonathan Mark Yobel Nathalie Cynthia Novia Stephanie Aurelia Wirawan Valentino Yuliana Yosephine