Telemedicine is using technology to provide health services remotely, where
patients can consult directly with doctors with the help of video teleconferences.
This technology has also penetrated making medical records in digital form. This
is also related to the confidentiality of medical records, an obligation for health
workers and hospitals where recording and documentation must be done
thoroughly. Start-up companies in medical health applications must also maintain
the confidentiality of patients' identities and medical records registered in the
system, even though non-medical personnel work in that field. The purpose of this
study is to find out the practice of protecting the confidentiality of electronic
medical records in Indonesia and how the regulatory provisions relate to digital�based medical records managed by non-medical personnel where the research
method used in this study is normative legal research using data collection
techniques in the form of literature and data analysis where the deduction method
is used to draw conclusions that contain specific statements. With this research,
the authors hope to provide an overview of the practice of using medical records
in Telemedicine practices in Indonesia, especially for non-medical workers who
work in healthcare facilities regarding the obligation to maintain the
confidentiality of medical records so that the implementation of Telemedicine
practices can take place better and can be accounted for