WHEN: 22 to 23 June 2011
WHERE: Prince Hotel & Residence, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
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As health systems in Asia evolve in the face of new challenges, nursing has stepped to the fore [...]
OMD Breath Analyser, developed by Oxford Medical Diagnostics, screens for Diabetes through breath acetone levels
New hearing aid and wireless mic tandem
Ground-breaking technology will revolutionise blood pressure measurement for first time for over a century
A new treatment method for cancer is now available in Malaysia.
ACCREDITATION has increasingly gained international acceptance as a mechanism to manage quality in healthcare organisations. Healthcare organisations, particularly hospitals, would benefit from an objective evaluation of their performance in enhancing quality improvement.
SINCE time immemorial, the medical profession had always been concerned about the standards and quality of healthcare provided to patients. The emphasis was on [...]
MALAYSIA wants Bangladesh to recognise its generic drugs as local drug makers look to expand their market overseas.
“We want to register our drugs in Bangladesh. We registered their drugs in Malaysia so we want them to reciprocate.
“Many Malaysian pharmaceutical companies are willing to expand and it will generate more income for Malaysia,” Health Minister Datuk [...]
KUALA LUMPUR – The government’s humanitarian mission to quake- and tsunami-hit Japan is a mark of appreciation to the long-standing ties between the two countries.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak said Japan had always been a close friend of Malaysia since her independence and this showed the people’s willingness to go the extra mile to [...]
THERE will be robust growth in Malaysia’s healthcare sector over the next few years, led by the Economic Transformation Programme and entry point projects (EPP).
Director for National Key Results Area and National Key Economic Area (NKEA) Dr Chua Hong Teck said the healthcare sector could become a major economic contributor to the country’s bottom line, [...]
Twenty five nurses joined the medical team that provided services for Malaysia’s indigent women
PETALING JAYA – About 4,000 poor and marginalised women have benefited from the state’s Women Health Scheme.
Taman Medan assemblyman Haniza Talha said free mammogram services were provided. Those diagnosed with breast cancer underwent surgery sponsored by the state.
Free bus services were [...]
