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Davao City Vice Mayor Leads Medical Caravan in Brgy. Indangan

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In a collaborative effort to bring essential services closer to the residents of Davao City, the Davao City Vice Mayor’s Office (VMO) spearheaded the Serbisyong Medical ug Legal All the Way caravan in Brgy. Indangan.

This initiative aimed to provide free medical and legal services to the community, addressing the diverse needs of its constituents.

Nine Clinical Research Coordinators Recognised With Distinguished Contributor Awards

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This accolade, which celebrates their dedication and significant contributions to the research community in Singapore, was presented by the Singapore Clinical Research Institute (SCRI). Now in its fourth year since its inauguration in 2019, the award saw 34 commendable nominations from public healthcare institutions. Among the recipients, Geraldine Lim was awarded the distinction award, and three others were awarded the merit award. The other recipients received finalist awards.

St Luke’s Medical Center Breaks New Ground with the Launch of Center for Structural Heart and Vascular Interventions (CSHVI)

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In a momentous stride forward for cardiac healthcare, St. Luke’s Medical Center proudly celebrates the grand opening of its highly anticipated Center for Structural Heart and Vascular Interventions (CSHVI). This cutting-edge facility stands as a towering symbol of innovation, poised to redefine the very landscape of cardiovascular care. With its pioneering approach to minimally invasive treatment options, the CSHVI is set to revolutionise how patients grappling with complex heart and vascular diseases are cared for.

Malaysian Nurses In Public Hospitals Allegedly Blacklisted Or Transferred For Being Vocal

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A nurse working at a public hospital in Selangor claimed that nurses who voiced concerns were being blacklisted. This is reported in a recent interview with Malaysia’s reliable medical news portal. Nurses in government hospitals are said to be silenced with threats of transfers or blacklisting due to speaking out regarding workplace issues. This is according to an anonymous nurse.

PH Government to Add 179 Medical Specialty Centers by 2028

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The government aims to significantly enhance healthcare accessibility and quality across the diverse landscapes of the Philippines. This will be done by establishing 179 new medical specialty centers by 2028, prioritising regions where medical services are currently underserved. This initiative signifies a bold commitment to addressing longstanding healthcare disparities. Therefore, this ensures that every Filipino can access specialised medical care regardless of geographic location.