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Connected Care
Legal Responsibility and the Crisis in Essential Medical Care
Last year, the Essential Medical Policy Package was introduced in South Korea. While there is still debate over what constitutes essential medical care, there is a general consensus that it refers to specialties directly linked to saving lives and providing indispensable treatments. Examples include internal medicine, various surgical specialties within general surgery, obstetrics, and emergency..
Hospital administration & policy
2025. 2. 10. 06:00