MMA: Well-being of healthcare workers must be a top priority


PETALING JAYA: The well-being of healthcare workers must remain a high priority regardless of the government of the day, says the Malaysian Medical Association.

Its president Prof Datuk Dr Subramaniam Muniandy said despite the changing political landscape, healthcare workers are still struggling daily with rising Covid-19 cases, burnout, lack of manpower, ICU beds, oxygen and other equipment.

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