The Legal Standing of The Use of Electronic Medical Records in Respect to Hospital Accreditation and Its Implications for Health Social Security Agency

Health and Social fields have been Government in the constitution of the Indonesian state in the 1945 Constitution of Article 28 H paragraph (1) and paragraph (3). The government is a policy stakeholder that produces the rules of implementing health development so that Hospitals as health facilities are obliged to implement the accreditation provisions relating to electronic medical records that can have administrative and reporting implications to the Indonesian Health isurance. Knowing and understanding then analyzed the legal position of hospital electronic medical record law based on the accreditation standards set by the Government, in order to meet the provisions of the Indonesian Health isurance, With a normative juridical research approach examining various relevant laws, regulations and libraries according to research purposes, so as obtained from consideration of government laws and regulations, hospital electronic medical records into accreditation assessments are also a condition of cooperation with the Indonesian Health isurance. Of course, the administrative requirements from the beginning of health care in hospital to reporting to the Indonesian Health isurance must be implemented for the fulfillment of human rights in the health field by the Government.

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International Journal of Innovative Research in Multidisciplinary Education
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2025-03-28
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https://doi.org/10.58806/ijirme.2025.v4i3n11
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Medical Research and Treatments
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The Legal Standing of The Use of Electronic Medical Records in Respect to Hospital Accreditation and Its Implications for Health Social Security Agency

Sulbadana, Michelle Amri, Aswadi Weri, Suardi Dg Mallawa
International Journal of Innovative Research in Multidisciplinary Education
Medical Research and Treatments
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The Legal Standing of The Use of Electronic Medical Records in Respect to Hospital Accreditation and Its Implications for Health Social Security Agency

Sulbadana, Michelle Amri, Aswadi Weri, Suardi Dg Mallawa
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Abstract

Health and Social fields have been Government in the constitution of the Indonesian state in the 1945 Constitution of Article 28 H paragraph (1) and paragraph (3). The government is a policy stakeholder that produces the rules of implementing health development so that Hospitals as health facilities are obliged to implement the accreditation provisions relating to electronic medical records that can have administrative and reporting implications to the Indonesian Health isurance. Knowing and understanding then analyzed the legal position of hospital electronic medical record law based on the accreditation standards set by the Government, in order to meet the provisions of the Indonesian Health isurance, With a normative juridical research approach examining various relevant laws, regulations and libraries according to research purposes, so as obtained from consideration of government laws and regulations, hospital electronic medical records into accreditation assessments are also a condition of cooperation with the Indonesian Health isurance. Of course, the administrative requirements from the beginning of health care in hospital to reporting to the Indonesian Health isurance must be implemented for the fulfillment of human rights in the health field by the Government.

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