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Strategies For Optimizing Communication of Health Workers Towards Improving the Quality of Informed Consent in Patients of 7 Tribes (Case Study At Mitra Masyarakat Hospital, Timika, Central Papua)

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It is implied that improving informed consent quality requires strengthening healthcare workers' communication competence, expanding intercultural communication training, providing interpreter support, and optimizing electronic medical record systems to support patient-centered healthcare in multicultural settings.

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