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National Health Insurance to Reduce Burden on Public Hospitals?

Datuk Dr. Kuljit Singh, President, Association of Private Hospitals

28-Aug-18 08:05

National Health Insurance to Reduce Burden on Public Hospitals?

Datuk Dr. Kuljit Singh is President of the Association of Private Hospitals

Long waiting times and perceived disparity in service standards between public and private healthcare in Malaysia has been a long standing grouse. Datuk Dr Kuljit Singh of the Association of Private Hospital discusses the factors affecting healthcare services and proposals for reform to bridge the gap.

Presented by: Giri Balakrishnan


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Tags:  Private Hospitals,  Health Insurance,  Public Hospitals,  Healthcare Reform, 


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