Nursing shortage projected at close to 60% by 2030, says Dr Dzulkefly

KUALA LUMPUR: A shortage of nurses in the nursing field is projected at close to 60% by 2030, says Health Minister Datuk Seri Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad.

To address the issue, he said collaboration between the public and private sectors can help improve the shortfall of nursing staff needed to meet the country's healthcare demands.

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