What 2018 holds for Malaysian healthcare


The demand for patient safety and quality of care will continue to pressure regulators and payers to ensure that the healthcare services provided are safe and of high quality. — AFP

The demand for healthcare is rising and continues unabated, with opportunities for improvement and innovation in diagnoses and treatment. However, economic uncertainties and budgetary constraints continue to put significant financial pressures on the provision of healthcare services.

The net impact of these contradictory pressures is uncertain. What will Malaysian healthcare be like in 2018?

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