"Merdeka Through Our Eyes" gives UiTM students the space to tell their own stories of Malaysia, as IHH Healthcare Malaysia extends its longstanding role in the community.
MOF defends the government's 50 overseas trips in 50 days, saying official visits shouldn't be assessed solely on the number of trips taken, but purpose and outcomes. MOF adds that no cuts have been made to health workforce recruitment or drug procurement.
The government must publish the cost of its 50 overseas trips taken in 50 days. Hospitals are expected to justify every expenditure. The public deserves to understand the choice to impose austerity in health care but to allow numerous international visits.
A contributor who was directly involved in the National Health Literacy Policy drafted by MOH and WHO defends the use of Chinese-language clinic appointment cards to ensure continuity of care. Diseases don't recognise race, religion or political ideology.
The government should cut allowances and perks for ministers and deputies, MPs and high-ranking civil servants first before slashing MOH's budget by RM3 billion. Disclose exactly what will be cut from health care. If nothing critical is affected, prove it.
The joy, the intellectual challenge, and the humanitarian core of medicine have been eroded by the weight of liability, leaving only the anxiety and the hollow performance of risk management.
With rising care burdens brought on by Malaysia’s demographic shifts, researchers stressed that urgent action is needed, especially considering the fact that one in three care workers surveyed intended to leave their positions within the next five years.
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MMC was unfairly vilified as the "bad guy" in the parallel pathway conflict. As regulator, MMC was doing its job in upholding the law so it can be confident that any specialist doctor it registers is safe and competent to provide treatment to the public.