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Acitya Wisesa: Journal of Multidisciplinary Research
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ACITYA WISESA is Scientific Journal of Multidisciplinary research that has specificities in several fields such as: Education Sciences Agrarian and Biological Sciences Health Sciences Exact and Earth Sciences Human and Social Sciences Engineering Technology Review Article Educational Objects Social Sciences etc
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THE COMPLAIN MANAGEMENT STRATEGY IN DEALING WITH ALLEGED MALPRACTICE IN DIGITAL ERA Mahardhika, Rosliana
Acitya Wisesa: Journal of Multidisciplinary Research Vol. 1 Issue 2 (2022)
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According to the data from Central Indonesian Doctors Association (IDI) Legal Aid Institute, in Indonesia there are approximately 210 cases of suspected malpractice. Medical accidents have caused real injury to the patients, health care system, and reduced trust between the patients and medical personnel. This study aims to identify the hospital strategies in dealing with patient complaints due to alleged malpractice in digital era. This study conducted the preparation of literature review with systematic technique in selecting and searching using international and national databases. Due to large number of complaints that come in, it is important for hospitals to create a complaint handling system by improving the complaint handling process by preparing professional resources in handling the complaints. The preventive efforts are also needed by increasing awareness about patient safety, implemented the service procedures in accordance with existing SOPs, and filling out the documents properly and correctly such as requesting a letter of approval for action by providing an explanation of procedures and prognosis of treatment.
EDUCATION AND HUMANITY Olugbenga, Michael
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The paper focuses on the necessity of education to human existence and its importance to man of any background, culture, race and religion. The paper distinctively discusses education and humanity philosophically, in line with the R S Peters and Robin M. Coupland respectively. It also discusses the challenges stifling the quality and spread of education in Nigeria. These challenges include poor funding, obsolete curriculum, safety of school, politicization of education etc. The paper proffers solutions to challenges ranging from injection of the appropriate amount of fund, constant monitoring of educational actors and disbursement of fund. The paper concludes that education is light to humans and brings one out of the dark and that quality education is necessary in our schools so as to produce innovators, entrepreneurs and critical thinkers. The paper recommended that government should take funding of education seriously, instructional materials and technology should be provided to schools and policies should be formulated to allow education for all.
ELECTRONIC MEDICAL RECORD ACCEPTANCE: A Literature Review Soraya, Ananda Dhea; Dewanto, Iwan; Setyonugroho, Winny
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The implementation of hospital information systems and electronic medical records can improve health care services in hospitals, but there are still many things that inhibits its user acceptance. The purpose of this study is to find out things that can support the acceptance of hospital information systems and medical records by electronic users and their obstacles. This is a literature review research and uses the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-analyses (PRISMA) methods.Relevant articles were obtained from PubMed in 1982 to June 2021. Articles were selected if they met the criteria in the form of discussing the acceptance of hospital information systems in the form of electronic medical records in hospitals. The result of this research showed that 1535 articles were obtained from PubMed. The same article was deleted with Zotero's delete duplicate feature and manually with the results of 215 relevant articles, 89 articles were selected through abstract reading and 22 articles were obtained for full text reading.A total of 21 journals were analyzed in this review. Factors that affect the acceptance of hospital information systems and electronic medical records are perceived usefulness, perceived ease of use, human-related factors, demographics and the human environment, technological factors, organizational and organizational environmental factors, effort expectancy and performance expectancy. Implementation of information systems and electronic medical records can be maximized by increasing user acceptance of the system so that health services can be provided optimally.
ASSESSING THE INFRINGEMENT OF WIDOWS’ RIGHTS DURING WIDOWHOOD RITES PRACTICES IN TALENSI AND NABDAM IN THE UPPER EAST REGION OF GHANA Ba - an, Maxwell Tengolzor; Adjuri, Justine Abaguri; Bedzra, Linda; Segbefia, Samuel Kwabla
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The purpose of this study was to investigate how widowhood rites practices infringe on the rights of widows in contemporary times in Talensi and Nabdam. One such practice includes the commodification and oppression of the weak, particularly through violations of widows' sexual and human rights. Participant observation, interviews, and community immersion were employed in the research. The study found that both ethnic groups practice widowhood rites during fresh and final burials. An ethnographic research design was adopted to explore the cultural aspects of widowhood rites in the Talensi and Nabdam districts. Inter-ethnic disparities in these practices were also uncovered. The findings revealed that widowhood rites are detrimental to the health and rights of widows. Widows are denied opportunities to exercise their rights and are instead subjected to strict instructions on what they can and cannot do. Additionally, the practice of forcing an inheritor on the widow perpetuates economic abuse by denying widows and their children the right to inherit the deceased's property. The study concluded that a rigorous examination of various cultural practices is necessary to eliminate factors that violate women's rights. For instance, the right to dignity should be critically assessed and, where necessary, amended. Since culture is dynamic, traditional practices should evolve over time. To address these issues effectively, the researcher recommends mobilizing older women as change agents, especially in Ghana and other underdeveloped countries where women's lives are heavily influenced by customary or traditional religious standards.
SANCTIONS FOR THOSE WHO REFUSE COVID-19 VACCINATION UNDER PRESIDENTIAL REGULATION NO. 14/2021: A PATIENT’S THERAPEUTIC RIGHTS PERSPECTIVE Bagaskara, Ilham Perdana; Efendi, Dr. Jonaedi
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This research aims to examine the applicable law against people who refused the Covid-19 vaccines during several problems and side effect that arises. The research method that will be used by the researcher in compiling this thesis is using juridical-normative method, statutory and conceptual approach. The researchers used several norms and regulations based on government and president in conducting this research. The patient's right in basic therapeutic contract is the right to obtain information from medical services, and also the right to consent to medical treatment to be given to the patient and the risks of medical action by the doctor. There is an administrative penalize for whom refused Covid-19 vaccine that had been regulated in Presidential Regulation No. 14/2021, but WHO stated that the obligation to do Covid-19 vaccination will cause an impact that will trigger someone to be indifferent and anticipate the COVID-19 vaccine dan it also makes dissension of opinion in society which considers that the government has violated the patient’s therapeutic rights based on the relevant laws.

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