Publications by authors named "Septi Dewi Rachmawati"
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- The study assessed how Research Ethics Committees (RECs) in seven Asian countries responded to the challenges posed by COVID-19 under tight timelines and public pressure.
- A survey involving 688 REC members and 197 chairs/secretaries revealed that while most RECs had standard operating procedures, many lacked experience in reviewing COVID-19 related protocols, with 93% of members needing additional training.
- SR-RECs demonstrated better adherence to ethical guidelines and faced more specific challenges in risk assessment and informed consent compared to NSR-RECs, highlighting the importance of established ethical review processes during health crises.*
Background: East Sumba Regency is dominated by hills, mountains, and damaged road conditions, which increases the prevalence of accidents that result in trauma. The initial management of trauma patients by puskesmas nurses has several obstacles that cause delays in the treatment process; consequently, the safety of patients becomes a serious problem. This study is aimed to explore nurses' experience in managing early trauma emergencies.
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