This document contains two lists of names and numbers. The first list contains 51 items with names of common medicines covered by BPJS, Indonesia's national health insurance program. The second list contains names of common medicines and the number of months they were used, with items like Ambroxol (105 months), Calortusin (18 months), and Ranitidine (89 months) being among the most utilized. The lists appear to catalog common medicines reimbursed by or frequently used under the BPJS national health insurance program in Indonesia.
This document contains two lists of names and numbers. The first list contains 51 items with names of common medicines covered by BPJS, Indonesia's national health insurance program. The second list contains names of common medicines and the number of months they were used, with items like Ambroxol (105 months), Calortusin (18 months), and Ranitidine (89 months) being among the most utilized. The lists appear to catalog common medicines reimbursed by or frequently used under the BPJS national health insurance program in Indonesia.
This document contains two lists of names and numbers. The first list contains 51 items with names of common medicines covered by BPJS, Indonesia's national health insurance program. The second list contains names of common medicines and the number of months they were used, with items like Ambroxol (105 months), Calortusin (18 months), and Ranitidine (89 months) being among the most utilized. The lists appear to catalog common medicines reimbursed by or frequently used under the BPJS national health insurance program in Indonesia.
This document contains two lists of names and numbers. The first list contains 51 items with names of common medicines covered by BPJS, Indonesia's national health insurance program. The second list contains names of common medicines and the number of months they were used, with items like Ambroxol (105 months), Calortusin (18 months), and Ranitidine (89 months) being among the most utilized. The lists appear to catalog common medicines reimbursed by or frequently used under the BPJS national health insurance program in Indonesia.