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Mashup Score: 10Path To Specialisation Takes Too Long In Malaysia: Adeeba - CodeBlue - 2 month(s) ago
Prof Adeeba says it takes too long for doctors in Malaysia to become specialists, averaging 11 to 14 years, criticising the 4-year waiting period in either the Master’s program or parallel pathway, as she calls for a new paradigm for specialist training.
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Mashup Score: 0Annalise.ai partners with Ramsay Sime Darby Health Care - 9 month(s) ago
Australian-based company Annalise.ai is partnering with Malaysian hospital network Ramsay Sime Darby Health Care, which will integrate Annalise.ai’s AI-powered tools into its facilities.
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#Malaysia @annalie_ai partners with Ramsay Sime Darby Health Care | #radiology #AI https://t.co/ddTTIaOTYi
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It signed a distribution deal with UE LifeSciences to scale the access to iBreastExam in primary care clinics.
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Duopharma Biotech expanding mobile #breastcancer #screening in #Malaysia - signed a distribution deal with @UELifeSciences to scale the access to iBreastExam in #primarycare clinics | @aafaizli https://t.co/14TkbcVeTr https://t.co/aS115z9WlQ
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Mashup Score: 0AsiaOne - 9 month(s) ago
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia and SINGAPORE, July 20, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — SayHeart, an inventive start-up, is set to redefine the healthcare industry with its AI-powered technology that simplifies convoluted health data into comprehensible narratives. Employing Generative AI, SayHeart has devised an algorithm that seamlessly translates medical jargon, health reports, and complex imaging into visual, easily digestible content. This ground-breaking…
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#Malaysia #startup SayHeart uses #generativeAI to simplify convoluted health data into comprehensible narratives - aims to democratize health information, empower individuals, and unburden healthcare professionals from administrative load. https://t.co/A9X7bQq41B
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Mashup Score: 0First connected health service in Malaysia launched - 9 month(s) ago
It offers services in six areas of care, which initially include home healthcare, senior care, and telemedicine.
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First connected health service in #Malaysia launched by Subang Jaya Medical Centre - offers services in six areas of care, which initially include #homehealth #seniorcare & #telemedicine | #virtualcare https://t.co/fBb31yvHRN https://t.co/vfq5FKQAyk
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Experts are calling for royalty negotiations with ViiV Healthcare and the Medicines Patent Pool in an effort to reduce the price of dolutegravir, which is currently estimated to be 17 times higher in Malaysia compared to neighbouring Thailand.
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In a new @codebluenews feature, Immediate Past IAS President @ProfAdeeba and other experts share how "negotiation could reduce #HIV drug costs in #Malaysia". 🇲🇾 https://t.co/AsUdUTAFdu
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Mashup Score: 3Donors making a difference: building skills, building capacity - 1 year(s) ago
WHO-supported entomology studies focus on understanding disease vectors in South-East Asia. ©Y. Srinivas Murty, Vector Control Research CentreA well-trained workforce is essential for reaching universal health coverage. WHO supports training across the globe and across the professional spectrum.This week we visit Samoa, where emergency medical teams are rehearsing for cyclone season; India, where…
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In #Malaysia 🇲🇾, WHO supports training for caregivers of people with dementia. WHO has been collaborating with @KKMPutrajaya & the Alzheimer’s Disease Foundation Malaysia to provide dementia-care skills training covering symptoms, care & more: 📌 https://t.co/Sx3I2yFpGw https://t.co/rXVbjRRysA
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Prof Dr Adeeba Kamarulzaman urges the same effort for Covid-19 booster vaccination as for the primary immunisation programme, besides masking up, early testing and access to Paxlovid medicine, and mobilising GPs for early Covid detection and management.
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In @codebluenews, Immediate Past IAS President @ProfAdeeba underscores "how #Malaysia 🇲🇾 can prevent #COVID19 hospitalisation surge" https://t.co/kh7nQa5p3Z
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The company is seeking new partnerships to expand its virtual home care programme.
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#Singapore @SpeedocMed bags $28M - virtual clinic that provides a range of #homehealth care services, including #telehealth on-site doctor & nurse visits, virtual hospital wards, & ambulance-hailing services; across 9 cities #Singapore #Malaysia https://t.co/l3lF5pnsK6 https://t.co/Eyn7Cs0Otg
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Mashup Score: 0Malaysia Needs Access To More Generic HIV Drugs - CodeBlue - 2 year(s) ago
Dr Adeeba Kamarulzaman says Malaysia’s position as an upper-middle-income nation means that the country doesn’t automatically qualify for generic price negotiations.
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In a new feature, @codebluenews highlights recent remarks by immediate past IAS President @ProfAdeeba calling for greater access to generic #HIV drugs in #Malaysia 🇲🇾. https://t.co/fp3IPGO77M
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Immediate Past IAS President @ProfAdeeba calls for change to the medical training system in #Malaysia 🇲🇾 as "it takes too long for doctors in Malaysia to become specialists". https://t.co/6B6vGSfGx4