A boost for allied health sector


Rehabilitation: A PRP officer explaining how HALs are used to treat patients at the facility.

Allied health students at Manipal University College Malaysia (MUCM) can now use the Socso Rehabilitation Centre Malaysia (PRP) facilities for teaching and training during their clinical placements.

As part of the memorandum of understanding (MoU) inked recently, MUCM will also support PRP’s in-patient services by providing medical and dental expertise.The event, witnessed by senior management members of both organisations, was held at PRP’s newly renovated Neuro-Robotics Rehabilitation and Cybernics Centre in Melaka on March 6.

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