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Aiming for nationwide rollout of Electronic Medical Records


“Digitalisation is one of my priorities in reforming our healthcare ecosystem through the EMR system.” - Dr Zaliha Mustafa

PETALING JAYA: The national Electronic Medical Records (EMR) system is targeted for a nationwide rollout by 2026 to ensure a better and seamless delivery of services to patients at public healthcare facilities, according to Health Minister Dr Zaliha Mustafa (pic).

The EMR refers to a digital database system that enables healthcare facilities to keep track of relevant medical information such as registration, clinical laboratory results, pharmacy, nursing and kitchen information.

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