This case study examines alleged malpractice during a cesarean section, highlighting patient safety and legal accountability issues.
Key Points
The research indicates significant deficiencies in informed consent and standard operating procedures in cesarean sections, affecting patient safety.
Data collected from legal documents and media revealed a slow and opaque dispute resolution system, hindering access to justice for patients.
Using Donabedian's quality of care framework, the analysis showed a fragmented legal governance structure concerning healthcare regulation in Indonesia.
Recommendations include comprehensive reforms to enhance patient protection through regulatory clarity and a no-fault compensation system.