Prescription for progress


IT has been over 50 days since Datuk Seri Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad returned to helm the Health Ministry, and the to-do list is long. The expectations are high as he returns at a time where healthcare reforms are needed more than ever, especially with legacy issues that have been simmering over four changes of government.

One thing that warrants immediate attention is the management of manpower in the healthcare sector.

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