Pharmaceutical association, private hospitals to ensure early notification of medicine shortage


PETALING JAYA: Several commitments, including early notices to healthcare providers over the possible shortage of certain medication, have been agreed between the Association of Private Hospitals Malaysia and Pharmaceutical Association of Malaysia.

In a joint statement on Wednesday (July 6) by APHM and PhAMA presidents Datuk Dr Kuljit Singh and Chin Keat Chyuan, both associations said that a dialogue was conducted to discuss the current medical supply shortage in the country.

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