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Dr Izzuna Mudla Ghazali urges policymakers and stakeholders to have a long-term perspective in evaluating health investments.
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Dr Izzuna Mudla Ghazali urges policymakers and stakeholders to have a long-term perspective in evaluating health investments.
Expanding PD into HD centres could boost Malaysia’s PD First policy, but nurse shortages, limited private sector participation, and financing models remain barriers. Galen proposes tax breaks, subsidies and bundled payment scheme…
The ex-health minister says decentralisation, value-based care and structural reforms are key to future-proofing Malaysia’s healthcare system.
GEORGE TOWN: A new regional initiative, Active 2.0, has been launched in Malaysia to enhance cervical cancer care and recovery efforts across Southeast Asia.
Singapore’s MOH offers Malaysian doctors RM385k starting salary plus benefits at KLCC recruitment drive
KUALA LUMPUR, July 8 — The first phase of the diagnosis-related group (DRG) payment model will begin next year, initiall...
Patients can pay to cut the queue for elective procedures in public hospitals by paying for the service under Rakan KKM. Health Minister Dr Dzul says the regular waiting time for elective procedures is 6 to 7 months, but Rakan KK…
The placement results for 2,248 contract medical officers under Grade UD10 who have been offered permanent appointments through the ePlacement system can be checked beginning today.
According to MOH data, Malaysia’s public health care sector is estimated to be short of 10,798 specialist doctors this year. Biggest shortages are in cardiothoracic surgery, forensic pathology, and family medicine, based on needs…
Malaysia’s Health Ministry and IHH Healthcare sign MoU to provide advanced cancer treatment for 500 more patients, enhancing access to care nationwide...
GPs call out the double standards in the MOH's price transparency policy, while the ministry's own "opaque" drug procurement practices come under fire from the pharmaceutical industry. "Real reform must start where the biggest le…
An MO asks what happened to the on-call allowance increase for doctors that was promised last June. "If you can afford lavish events, luxury cars for officials, and foreign diplomatic tours, you can darn well afford to pay your d…
A song about the hazards of vaping. Kids, DO NOT get hooked!Lyrics:Verse 1Puff was just a dragon,Lived in fairytales,But now there’s clouds in locker roomsAn...
PUTRAJAYA: The rate of food poisoning cases in Malaysia has reduced by over 20% so far this year compared to the same period in 2024, says Datuk Seri Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad.
Journalists in Putrajaya had come out against an earlier restriction on reporters asking follow-up questions or seeking clarification at an event tomorrow.
SUNGAI BULOH, July 4 — The Health Ministry said it is aware of the high patient load at referral hospitals such as Sungai Buloh Hospital, following concerns that its doctors are...
AI is taking our jobs, and baby doc is indeed concerned if medicine is the right career?Verse 1:When I was just a tot in a crib,I’d poke my bear, then dream ...
The revised guidelines are aimed at fostering the growth of a sector that contributed RM13.5 billion to Malaysia’s GDP in 2023.
Malaysia continues to face a significant shortage of occupational therapists compared to several developed countries, due to a general
A Song Dedicated to our struggling GPs who face DOZENS of rules and regulations governing their practice Lyrics: 🎵 “Red Tape Blues (The GP’s Lament)” 🎵 (Slow 12-bar blues groove) [Verse 1] Woke up this mornin’, clinic keys in my…
KUALA LUMPUR: Digitalisation has taken the world by storm, and to keep up with the fast-paced cycle of changes, there is a growing need to develop a more integrated healthcare system in Malaysia, said Health Minister Datuk Seri D…
PETALING JAYA: Better incentives, including flexible working hours, are vital to retain nurses in the face of a critical shortage, particularly in Malaysia's public healthcare sector.
Confusion reigns about drug procurement in MOH, with issues like delays in procuring medicines, risking shortages; choosing generics at 100% to 200% higher prices than off-patent innovators; “opaque” tenders and insufficient supp…