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Published on: Saturday, July 03, 2021 By: Bernama Text Size: KANGAR: If there is a tool that can increase efficiency and lighten the burden of overworked frontliners, shouldn’t we embrace it? According to Hospital Tuanku Fauziah (HTF) advanced acute internal medicine consultant, Prof Datuk Seri Dr Paras Doshi, a pocket-sized ultrasound device is already in use in Malaysian hospitals as a diagnostic tool for the early detection of Covid-19 complications. He said that it is smartphone and tablet compatible, and gives doctors more freedom of movement. Prof Paras said patients won’t have to b...

02 Jul 2021 / 10:30 H. -Bernama KANGAR: If there is a tool that can increase efficiency and lighten the burden of overworked frontliners, shouldn’t we embrace it? According to Hospital Tuanku Fauziah (HTF) advanced acute internal medicine consultant, Prof Datuk Seri Dr Paras Doshi ( pix), a pocket-sized ultrasound device is already in use in Malaysian hospitals as a diagnostic tool for the early detection of Covid-19 complications. He said that it is smartphone and tablet compatible, and gives doctors more freedom of movement. Prof Paras said patients don’t have to be sent for an imagi...

KANGAR (Bernama): If there is a tool that can increase efficiency and lighten the burden of overworked frontliners, shouldn’t we embrace it? According to Hospital Tuanku Fauziah (HTF) advanced acute internal medicine consultant, Datuk Seri Dr Paras Doshi, a pocket-sized ultrasound device is already in use in Malaysian hospitals as a diagnostic tool for the early detection of Covid-19 complications. He said that it is smartphone and tablet compatible, and gives doctors more freedom of movement. Dr Paras said patients won’t have to be sent for an imaging test of their organs -- like the hea...

(Left) Muhyiddin, then MB of Johor, writing the opening passage for his state in ‘The Great Malaysian Novel’ on March 5,1992. (Right) The March 26, 1992, report in 'Section 2' on the contributors for the Perak chapter of ‘The Great Malaysian Novel’ that included MB Tan Sri Ramli Ngah Talib. Almost 30 years ago, about 1,000 Malaysians, including Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin, wrote a story together. This was The Great Malaysian Novel, a project organised by The Star. I was motivated to write about it after reader Lim Kuan Cheen, noting that The Star was celebrating its 50th...

The Covid-19 pandemic has accelerated transformations within healthcare and medical education at an unprecedented pace. In many instances, these changes have incorporated a fundamental redesign of service delivery, with profound implications for healthcare workers, medical students and patients. Although the primary catalyst for change has been the urgent need for infection control, it is also prompting healthcare and medical education leaders to consider future needs and opportunities. In collaboration with Health Ministry, the College of Physicians as well as the Malaysia Advanced Acute Int...