Malaysian Medical Resources
14,182 reports from 2017–2026, collected from the Malaysian Medical News Telegram channel.
The BIW allowance reduction to RM360, coupled with an automatic BISH allowance cut, leaves us with just extra RM60 compared to our friends working in Semenanjung. I can't visit my baby back home because of expensive flight ticket…
Health minister Dzulkefly Ahmad says this is part of a broader shift towards proactive risk management.
KOTA KINABALU: Sabah's healthcare system is facing growing understaffing amid rising demand for service, said Datuk Julita Majungki.
BINTULU (April 10): Assistant Medical Officers (AMOs) in Sarawak have been urged to embrace modernisation, strengthen professional competencies and uphold compassion in delivering quality healthcare services in line with evolving…
BINTULU (April 10): Assistant Medical Officers (AMOs) in Sarawak have been urged to embrace modernisation, strengthen professional competencies and uphold compassion in delivering quality healthcare services in line with evolving…
SIBU: The commissioning of a new advanced magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) machine at Hospital Sibu is seen as a significant step towards improved cardiac care in Sarawak.
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PUTRAJAYA: The Health Ministry is considering increasing allowances for nurses to stem the outflow of Malaysians seeking work overseas, says Datuk Seri Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad.
As cases of tuberculosis continue to rise in Malaysia, early symptoms are often missed despite the disease being highly treatable.
The Galen Centre for Health and Social Policy warns that disrupted treatment can be a matter of life and death for many patients.
Health minister Dzulkefly Ahmad says the SAP is an interim mechanism that allows the use of unregistered medical devices, subject to strict quality and safety assessments.
KUCHING (April 9): The old Kuching Nurses’ Quarters building is currently being converted into Anjung Kasih Juma’ani, which will provide 124 beds for Sarawak General Hospital (SGH) patients’ families once completed in June 2027.…
KUCHING (April 9): Sarawak’s push for greater healthcare autonomy is crucial to tackling mounting pressure on its healthcare system caused by manpower shortages and rising demand for services, said Deputy Premier Datuk Amar Dr Si…
BINTULU (April 9): Medical assistants are a vital pillar of Malaysia’s healthcare system and play a significant role in driving service modernisation, said Deputy Health Minister Datuk Hanifah Hajar Taib. Speaking at the Sarawak-…
The ministry says it is collaborating with industry players to identify potential supply disruptions for medicine and medical devices.
MOH says the global energy crisis is affecting supply of medicines and medical devices in Malaysia, especially critical imported medical devices in high-risk categories, forcing "prudent" distribution. MOH is devising alternative…
IPOH, April 8 —Excessive gadget use and limited outdoor activity have been identified as key factors contributing to vision problems among primary school pupils, particularly in...
The week-long event will showcase Malaysian hospitals and specialised care, aiming to strengthen healthcare ties and provide trusted options for Bangladeshi patients.
Public health assistants (PKA) are among the groups most affected by the reduction of the RON95 fuel subsidy quota from 300 to 200 litres because they conduct a substantial portion of their work in the field, moving between locat…
HTA housemen succumbed to their PT because they know that fighting their admin is useless. The PT's alleged con was based on legit cases of salary overpayment that occurred elsewhere. Why should health care staff pay the conseque…
MOH says there are no contract extensions for over 40 pharmacists who lost their jobs last Saturday because they reached their max 5-year contract duration. They may reapply in more than one and a half year's time when permanent…
According to health expert Mohd Arshil Moideen, this lifestyle has become a public health emergency.
According to health expert Mohd Arshil Moideen, this lifestyle has become a public health emergency.
Malaysia talks endlessly about the cost of healthcare. What the Iran, United States and Israel conflict may yet expose is something more uncomfortable — the vulnerability of healthcare itself.