They fear the proposed reforms will destabilise the healthcare system. Read more at straitstimes.com.
JAKARTA - More than 200 Indonesian professors from various academic backgrounds on Monday urged Parliament and President Joko Widodo to postpone the passage of a new health Bill, saying that its proposed reforms may destabilise the country’s healthcare system.
The Health Bill is aimed at improving healthcare and increasing the number of doctors, including by replacing university-based education with hospital-based education for resident doctors, easing the requirements for foreign doctors to work in Indonesia, andRead the full story and more at $9.90/monthST One Digital
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