Biometric Identification of the Newborns to Prevent Switched Baby in the Hospital a “Legal Identity”

In Indonesia, newborn identification is still done conventionally using wrist bands and foot stamps. The problem is that these wristbands or stamps only work for the duration of the newborn's stay in the hospital, during which time they can be removed or altered. The purpose of this article is to pr

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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.4108/eai.11-11-2023.2351384
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Ethics and Legal Issues in Pediatric Healthcare
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In Indonesia, newborn identification is still done conventionally using wrist bands and foot stamps. The problem is that these wristbands or stamps only work for the duration of the newborn's stay in the hospital, during which time they can be removed or altered. The purpose of this article is to pr

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