Mitigation as an Effort to Reduce Disease Numbers and Doctor Death Due to Covid-19

Siregar, Rospita Adelina (2021) Mitigation as an Effort to Reduce Disease Numbers and Doctor Death Due to Covid-19. In: 1st International Conference on Law, Social Science, Economics, and Education, March 6th 2021, Salatiga, Indonesia.

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Abstract

The death of doctors due to Covid-19 in various regions in Indonesia during a period of time that continues to increase with various types of medical professions such as general practitioners, doctors in specialist education and specialist doctors. Through a medical study of the cause of death of doctors using primary data from the PB IDI Team, the data that was studied qualitatively resulted from the fact that 303 doctors who died due to Covid 19 were mostly general practitioners (55,8 %) and specialist doctors (44.2%), male doctors (85%) and female doctors (15%), the highest age distribution was over 45 years (81.2%). The main factors overcoming physical and mental. Statement on the application of Law No. 24 of 2007 concerning Disaster Management emphasizes that mitigation efforts are carried out through efforts to reduce disasters, both through physical development and awareness and increased capacity to face disasters, aimed at medical personnel as the frontline.

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