TAYLOR’S STUDENTS CONDUCT HEALTH SCREENING FOR PPR FOLKS


Taylor’s School of Medicine students conducting free blood cholesterol tests for PPR Kampung Muhibbah residents.

INTERPROFESSIONAL education is not an alien term to students of the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences at Taylor’s University – embedded directly into its own medicine, pharmacy, and biomedical science curricula.

Honing practical wisdom – one of the three intelligences under the university’s exemplary Taylor’sphere ecosystem – students from the pharmacy, medicine, and biomedical science disciplines banded together outside the classroom to give back to a community in need through a two-day outreach programme organised by the faculty at Program Perumahan Rakyat (PPR) Kampung Muhibbah in Puchong, Selangor, in September.

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