Vol. 1 No. 3 (2026): Health literacy, consent, and institutional trust in Indonesian healthcare

Articles

• Understanding without Consent? Medical Explanation, Patient Autonomy, and the Linguistic Limits of Informed Consent in Indonesia

  Eka Emilia Salsabila (Indonesia)

  170-183

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  Abstract View: 24, PDF Download: 100

• Translating risk into everyday language: health literacy, uncertainty, and patient decision-making in Indonesian clinical encounters

  Wulan Kurnia Sari (Indonesia)

  184-195

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  Abstract View: 33, PDF Download: 8

• Bureaucratic voice in hospital(ity)?: institutional language, patient confusion, and trust in Indonesian healthcare administration

  Ivan Riyadi (Indonesia)

  196-207

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  Abstract View: 31, PDF Download: 12

• From diagnosis to doubt: epistemic authority, patient questions, and the pragmatics of medical explanation in Indonesia

  Hasanudin (Indonesia)

  208-218

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  Abstract View: 31, PDF Download: 8

• Communicating effects, producing compliance: pharmaceutical counseling and the language of therapeutic responsibility in Indonesian clinics

  Novella Putri Dwijayanti (Indonesia)

  219-230

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  Abstract View: 32, PDF Download: 11

• When patients do not ask: silence, deference, and the unequal distribution of voice in Indonesian medical consultations

  Helen Qurrotu Aini (Indonesia)

  230-241

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  Abstract View: 28, PDF Download: 16